Titlebook: Nuclear Transport; Karsten Weis Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 Kernporen.Nucleotide.Nukleoporine.Proteintransport.RNA.RN

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Using Retroviruses To Study the Nuclear Export of mRNA,itro or using the yeast two-hybrid protein:protein interaction assay, to identify factors that specifically bind to a relevant protein target. For example, the G-protein Ran, in its GTP-βound form, is a critical cofactor for nuclear transport mediated by all members of the extensive importin-β/karyo

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icism.” What, precisely, is “Gnosticism”? The label of Gnosticism comes from some traditional scholarship concerning a range of Jewish and Christian documents and beliefs from the first three or four centuries. The term itself derives from the Greek word .., meaning “knowing.” Although most major sc

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The Structure and Composition of the Yeast NPC,exchange system between these two compartments is essential for proper cell growth, progression through the cell cycle, accurate responses to developmental and extracellular signals and to maintain the functional integrity of the nucleus. The sole mediators of controlled nucleocytoplasmic transport

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The Vertebrate Nuclear Pore Complex: From Structure to Function,o the NE are nuclear pore complexes (NPCs) which mediate bidirectional nucleocytoplasmic transport, i.e. the passive diffusion of ions and small molecules as well as the signal-mediated transport of proteins, RNAs and RNP particles in and out of the nucleus (reviewed in Izaurralde and Adam 1998; Mat

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Exportin-Mediated Nuclear Export of Proteins and Ribonucleoproteins,s — transcriptional signaling molecules fall into this category; (2) to participate in RNA export — all RNAs that leave the nucleus, do so in complex with proteins; (3) to recycle import factors that have been dissociated from their cargoes and have to return to the cytoplasm for a further round. A