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Scientists decipher genome of fungus that can cause life-threatening infections

...me project.Heitman says, "The genomic sequence and transcriptome analysis arealready proving to be invaluable to researchers working to understandand cure this infectious disease." He says the genome sequence hasenabled more rapid gene identification, fueled genome wide insertionalmutagenesis approaches, and provi...

Scientists reveal molecular secrets of the malaria parasite

...y comparing the genesexpressed in the sexual stage transcriptome with the proteomes of boththe sexual stage and a developmental stage in the mosquito. Severalgenes were identified for which transcripts were detected in the sexualstage but with protein products specific to the mosquito stage,indicating delayed tran...

Biomarkers isolated from saliva successfully predict oral and breast cancer

...ive power of 95 percent by using only the salivary transcriptome samples and 88 percent by using only serum transcriptome samples for oral squamous cell carcinomas," said Wong. "For oral cancer, salivary transcriptome has ...

Genomatix Microarray Analysis Pipeline achieves Affymetrix GeneChip compatible?status

... greater understanding of genomic organization and transcriptome regulation." "Affymetrix is pleased to be working with Genomatix in their efforts to develop advanced tools for analyzing GeneChip data," said Steve Lincoln, vice president of Informatics at Affymetrix. "We are particularly excited to see the emerge...

Mammalian Transcriptome Mapped

...anscriptome," Wahlestedt continues. The mammalian transcriptome has already revealed a number of new and startling...ection below) was once thought to be rare, but the transcriptome reveals that it takes place to an extent that few could have imagined. "Instead of it being a rare p...

Learning the language of DNA

...rtium and IMB researcher Professor David Hume said transcriptome describes all of the information read from the genome by a cell at any given time. "Essentially, we need to understand the language that cells use to read DNA in order to know how processes in the body are controlled," Professor Hume said. "This ...

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