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ngi as hosts for protein production in structural biology is questioned. We also discuss the emerging opportunities offered by the complementary fields of systems biology and synthetic biology, which might open new possibilities for successful heterologous protein production in fungi.

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and its sequelae, coronary heart disease, cancer, mental disorders, autoimmune dysfunction, Alzheimer’s disease, and other conditions. Developmental disorders are driven by environmental factors channeled by historical trajectory and are unlikely to respond to medical interventions at the populatio

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Tony C. Shanr recognition and in activator-dependent transcription, distinct from that of TBP. TFIID also interacts directly with a variety of activators and facilitates the recruitment of RNA polymerase II to the promoter region. Similar to TAFs, Mediator and USA-derived components are all capable of repressin

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Tony C. Shanoversial problem, we studied the kinetics of labeling of brain nuclear and microsomal RNA in 10-day-old normal and cretinoid rats. The results to be reported confirm our previous finding (12) and suggest that neonatal thyroidectomy also produces alterations in nuclear post-transcriptional mechanisms

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Leszek A. Maciaszekle involvement in the mechanisms of Duchenne dystrophy. The proteins of the myofibrils, myosins, actins and troponin have been and still are primary targets for study as they reflect the two distinct stages of muscle cell development, differentiation and maturation.

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Leszek A. Maciaszek, 12) chromatin, nucleoli (8, 13) or nuclear membrane proteins (14, 15) were all found immunogenic when injected into rabbits or other animals. Some of these antisera recognized cell or tissue-specific antigens and their changes during cell differentiation (11, 16) or carcinogenesis (17–19).

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G. Fra̧ckowiak,M. Ganzha,M. Paprzycki,M. Szymczak,Y. -S. Han,M. -W. Parkc material — the breaking and making of internucleotide bonds or the modification of DNA nucleotides — and not the passive use of DNA as a template, as in transcription (Chapter 2). These processes, DNA replication, recombination and repair (mutation has been discussed in Chapter 3), have many gene

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