However, scientists» knowledge of the target
genes controlled during memory formation is limited.
Not exact matches
We identify key candidate
genes that may
control rate - limiting steps
during lactation and outline future work in the endeavor to discover the biological underpinnings of poor lactation performance in women attempting to breastfeed.
Baylin says certain
genes that
control cell growth get turned down periodically
during certain stages of life, including embryogenesis, when organisms are growing and developing rapidly.
A handful of
genes that
control the body's defenses
during hard times can also dramatically improve health and prolong life in diverse organisms.
During development and growth, DNA methylation and histone markers
control which
genes are turned on or off.
The researchers analyzed the genetic
control of a
gene responsible for coordinating the formation of a simple structure in fruit flies — a wing vein —
during its development.
The presence of these neuroblasts depends on
genes that
control positional information
during the development of animal body plans.
CLPX is a
gene that
controls mitochondrial unfoldase, an enzyme that carries out a balancing step in actively unfolds selected proteins for «protein quality
control»
during heme biosynthesis by catalytically activating the rate - limiting step enzyme, ALAS, or degrading ALAS protein.
«RNA
controls splicing
during gene expression, further evidence of «RNA world» origin in modern life.»
In the case of planarians, the
gene egr - 4 seems to perform an early
control of cell proliferation as a response to amputation, and be involved later in the early differentiation of brain
during regeneration.
This is the first study in human trials to identify
genes driving acute peanut allergic reactions using a double - blind placebo -
controlled approach with comprehensive sequencing of
genes expressed before,
during, and after they ingested peanut.
The authors uncover the cellular and molecular mechanisms, as well as the
gene network regulated by Sox9
during the early steps of skin tumor initiation and demonstrates that Sox9
controls the long term maintenance and expansion of oncogene expressing cells by promoting self - renewing division and inhibiting differentiation.
The Physiology or Medicine Prize recognized work on how several
genes work together to
control the basic circadian clock, encoding proteins that build up
during the night and are broken down
during the day.
One is straightforward —
during development, cells are assuming their identities and need precise
control over protein production, so cells lacking a
gene expression regulation mechanism are bound to have defects, particularly in the case of specialized cells like neurons.
Jeffrey Hall and Michael Rosbash of Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts, and Michael Young of The Rockefeller University in New York City share the prize equally for their work on how several
genes work together to
control the basic circadian clock, encoding proteins that build up
during the night and are broken down
during the day.
Deaf1 isoforms
control the expression of
genes encoding peripheral tissue antigens in the pancreatic lymph nodes
during type 1 diabetes.
Dr. Saptarsi Haldar's research focuses on how cells in the cardiovascular system
control gene expression and how these
gene control mechanisms go awry
during disease.
The identification of a
gene that
controls whether petunia flowers attract pollination by hawkmoths at night or by hummingbirds
during the day is reported in a paper published online this week in Nature Genetics.
Most of the
genes that were upregulated
during hypoxia in our study are not known to be
controlled by HIF - 1.
Fold change of
genes identified for regulation of skeletal extension and growth, is presented as treated vs.
control during daytime, night - time and without treatment.
This could be an indication of a
controlled expression of
genes responsible for calcification
during daytime, as evidenced by the up - regulation of
genes associated with the cartilage and bone biogenesis process.
In the second crucial step, they experimented with dozens of proteins known to
control gene expression, especially
during the formative process of embryo growth.
Newly evolved
genes can rapidly assume
control over fundamental functions
during early embryonic development, report scientists from the University of Chicago.
The application of transgenesis and other genetic methods - in conjunction with total genome sequence and database information on
gene expression patterns, morphological changes
during development, and mutant phenotypes - should significantly enhance our ability to unravel the multilayered networks that
control gene expression and differentiation.
Starting in 1958, just five years after the discovery of DNA's double - helix structure, researchers suspected that a specific
gene controls the orderly pairing of wheat chromosomes
during reproduction.
We find that
gene expression
during development is both remarkably dynamic and tightly
controlled.»
Transcription factors dictate what
genes are turned on or off in a cell
during embryo formation, thereby
controlling the type of organ the cell will form.
The findings reported in Nature Genetics indicate that genome architecture has important informational value for
controlling gene expression
during cell reprogramming, and is thus required for the specialized functions of a cell.
The research team hypothesized that HARs instead acted as «enhancers,»
controlling when and for how long certain
genes were switched on
during embryonic development.
Integrating this new information into computational models, my colleagues and I predicted that about 5 percent of HARs function as noncoding RNAs, while most are enhancers that
control gene expression
during embryonic development.9
Genes involved in DNA damage
control and inhibition of DNA synthesis [49], in particular Atm, Chk1 and Chk2, are also highly expressed in ES cells, but decline
during differentiation.
May 07, 2015 Genetic changes to basic developmental processes evolve more frequently than thought Newly evolved
genes can rapidly assume
control over fundamental functions
during early embryonic development, report scientists from the University of Chicago.
We will then functionally test the ability of identified sequences to
control gene expression
during tooth development using transgenic reporter experiments in fish embryos.
The third randomized
controlled clinical trial was the Fasting and Enhanced Expression of Longevity
Genes during Food Abstinence (FEELGOOD) trial (21).
Here's what you get
during those minutes, according to new reports: an instant endorphin surge and drop in blood pressure, regulation of hunger hormones that may help you keep weight off, and key vitamin D synthesis that alters the expression of 291
genes responsible for everything from
controlling how quickly your bones age to how fast you bounce back from tough workouts to how fertile you are.
Citing studies of female mice where those who were obese before and
during pregnancy had heavier children, there is evidence that rather than changing the DNA itself the toll is exacted by affecting the switches that
control which
genes are switched on and switched off.