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Indian Scientists Make Wide-Ranging Analysis And Annotation Of X Chromosome
...of human X chromosome// with its transcriptome and proteome sequences as well. The IOB analysis showed that the human X chromosome has a gene density less than other chromosomes with 43 novel protein-coding regions and 696 known genes. The researchers have been able to identify and find out the detail of p...Cell Survival Depends on Chromosome Integrity
...ssion, which itself dictates the expression of the proteome in all cells. Other lysine modifications include acetylation, methylation, ubiquitylation and sumoylation. The researchers were funded by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan, Cancer Research UK, the Associati...'Origin Of Sex' Can Be Revealed By Sperm Proteome
... Around half of the genes of the fruit fly sperm proteome have comparable versions in humans and mice, makin...e infertility in mammals. By comparing the sperm proteome of the fruit fly with other species, scientists will also be able to rewind evolution and work out t...Plague Proteome Reveals Proteins Linked to Infection
... Y. pestis in flea and in mammalian systems. The proteome is a survey of proteins in a cell. Lipton, Hixson and colleagues at the PNNL-based Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory used proteomic techniques called accurate mass and time tag mass spectrometry an...Scientists Use Saliva's 'diagnostic Alphabets' to Diagnose Disease
... thus diagnostic alphabets in saliva. The salivary proteome and the salivary transcriptome are two diagnostic ...al and clinical applications. The human salivary proteome is a consortium effort by three National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research-supported res...Other TagsOther Contents
(Date:4/18/2014)... have made a brain-related discovery that could revolutionize ... This discovery opens up the possibility that environmental ... specific brain activity that the researchers have identified ... Journal of Neuroscience has just published a ... associate professor of psychology and his doctoral student ...
(Date:4/18/2014)... lead to potential new treatments for breaking the cycle ... Fibrosis, or scarring, is a hallmark of the disease, ... lead to serious organ damage and, in some cases, ... on findings made by Swati Bhattacharyya, PhD, research assistant ... specific protein plays in promoting fibrosis. , "Our ...
(Date:4/17/2014)... specifically associated with the risk of a difficult-to-diagnose ... of all breast cancer cases. , The largest ... invasive lobular carcinoma, gives researchers important clues to ... breast cancer, which can be missed through screening. ... journal PloS Genetics , was co-led by ...
(Date:4/17/2014)... study published today in PLOS Pathogens , children ... is common can mount an immune response to infection ... repeated bouts of high fever and illness and partially ... The findings may help researchers develop future interventions that ... parasite. , Each year, approximately 200 million cases of ...
(Date:4/17/2014)... Colo. (April 17, 2014) Two recent papers ... researcher and colleagues may help scientists develop treatments ... Yellow fever, Japanese encephalitis and other disease-causing flaviviruses. ... biochemistry and molecular genetics at the School of ... Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and colleagues recently published ...
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(Date:4/17/2014)... a novel method to help kidney stone sufferers ... treatment possible., Kidney stones represent a major medical ... left untreated, apart from being particularly painful, they ... In many patients treated successfully, stone recurrence is ... approach to diagnosis and treatment needs to be ...
(Date:4/17/2014)... a stark warning on the possible effects of gases ... 32 times that of carbon dioxide. Now a team ... as fully regenerable electron acceptors which helps explain why ... of being released to the atmosphere. However, there are ... enter into a vicious cycle to release large amounts ...
(Date:4/17/2014)... Ind. -- Indiana University researchers have detected new early-warning ... diabetes. This discovery could have far-reaching implications for the ... care of over 25 million Americans. , "We had ... retinas at such early stages," said Ann Elsner, professor ... and lead author of the study. "We set out ...
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