These NRF2 activators turn
on the genes responsible for survival, and the protection within our cells against the damage and inflammation that age your dog and allow the expression of disease states.
The science suggests that by creating muscular tension you are switching
on the genes responsible for synthesising new muscle and slowing the breakdown of existing muscle.
Not only do soft drinks contribute to disease, but they also shorten telomeres, which are the areas
on our genes responsible for aging.
Nrf - 2 is a protein that works to regulate antioxidant gene induction, which turns
on genes responsible for detox pathways.
When BMP turns ES cells into muscle it activates a protein called Smad1, a DNA - binding protein that, in opposition to Nanog, switches
on genes responsible for muscle cell fate.
But in 1981 the east coast beckoned, in the form of an opportunity to work
on the genes responsible for behaviour with Eric Kandel and Richard Axel at Columbia University — both of whom went on to win Nobel Prizes in 2000 and 2004 respectively.
In 1981, the east coast beckoned in the form of an opportunity to work
on the genes responsible for behavior with Eric Kandel and Richard Axel at Columbia University — both of whom went on to win Nobel Prizes in 2000 and 2004, respectively.
To home in
on the gene responsible, evolutionary biologists Chung - I Wu and Chau - Ti Ting at the University of Chicago inserted progressively shorter pieces of DNA from one species, Drosophila simulans, into a fly of another species, Drosophila mauritiana, and tested them for fertility.
Other researchers postulate that the muscle volumizing effect of creatine might switch
on a gene responsible for IGF - 1 production.
Not exact matches
Scientists have figured out the specific
gene mutation
responsible for red hair — and why it's more common in beards than
on heads.
Discovering the approximate location
on the chromosome of the
gene or
genes responsible for a given disease will permit doctors to diagnose a genetic disease or predisposition before the onset of symptoms.
When similar analysis was performed
on the db mice, it was found that the disrupted db
gene was
responsible for encoding a protein that functions as a leptin receptor: When it binds circulating leptin at the cell surface, it sets in motion a biochemical cascade inside the cell.
Yet, in this plant (as well as in certain conifers), the researchers found
genes similar to those
responsible for the formation of flowers, and which are organized according to the same hierarchy (with the activation of one
gene activating the next
gene, and so
on)!
Next, Anderson and his colleagues used a set of genetic tools to identify exactly which neurons were
responsible for the effect
on aggression and to see if the
gene that encodes for Tk also controls aggressive behavior by acting in that cell.
Transcription factors are
responsible for either inhibiting or promoting the expression of
genes, and master regulatory transcription factors are like transcription factors
on steroids: their actions regulate thousands of
genes in different kinds of cells.
But the genetic factors underpinning seed coat permeability remained a mystery until Ma and his team used a map - based cloning approach to hone in
on GmHs1 - 1 as the
gene responsible for hard seededness.
The investigators» analyses demonstrated that XBP1 was
responsible for turning
on pro-atherogenic
genes.
By comparing proteomic and RNA - sequencing data from people
on different exercise programs, the researchers found evidence that exercise encourages the cell to make more RNA copies of
genes coding for mitochondrial proteins and proteins
responsible for muscle growth.
Alternatively, epigenetic changes — changes in the way
genes are switched
on and off — influencing key
genes, induced by sex hormones, may be
responsible.
In most cases, the
genes responsible for these processes are known as «transcription factors» — meaning that they are
responsible for turning other
genes on and off.
There are two other
genes,
on different chromosomes, that code for different forms of the enzyme, and the team is now investigating whether mutations in these
genes might be
responsible for the other cases of ALS.
They have found a
gene on chromosome 21 which they believe is
responsible for many cases of the disease.
Dr. Wang said the team designed a sensor to glow (thanks to a firefly
gene) when any compound activated the promoter DNA snippet
responsible for turning
on the c - MYC
gene.
Compare that to the roughly 2 percent of the genome that is
responsible for the protein - coding
genes that researchers have been relying
on to look for diseases and traits.
This was the reaction of Ron Worton, chief geneticist at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, to the announcement
on 24 August this year that his colleagues had cloned the
gene responsible for cystic fibrosis — the CF
gene.
Defective
genes can be caused by mutations in either the maternally - inherited mitochondrial genome (mtDNA) or more frequently, the
genes located
on the autosomes, the 23 pairs of chromosomes which are
responsible for all traits and all other genetic diseases.
For more than two decades we've known that a single
gene on the Y chromosome, called Sry, is
responsible for male sex determination.
In order for these unspecialized cells to acquire the characteristics that make a leaf cell different from a root cell or a blood cell different from a muscle cell, they must turn
on different subsets of
genes to produce the proteins
responsible for each cell type's distinctive properties.
Engelhardt's group was
responsible for mapping associations between genetic variants and
gene expression levels
on different chromosomes, a connection known as «trans - expression quantitative trait loci (trans - eQTLS).»
If we know which organs or tissues are most
responsible for transporting copper throughout the body, we can focus
on making sure the
gene is expressed in those areas.
Over the years, her team has shown that it's
responsible for 5 % of global photosynthesis and depends
on an estimated 80,000
genes distributed among hundreds of strains to thrive in nutrient - poor waters ranging from the sea surface to 200 meters down.
Rather
gene dosage, which depends
on the number of chromosome copies, is
responsible for this: «If the chromosome is multiplied, then more copies of the same
gene will be transcribed.
These could alter the expression of
genes on other chromosomes, and might be partly
responsible for behavioural differences between the sexes, says Rissman.
«
Responsible research
on gene drives and
gene drive technology requires consideration of values and public engagement throughout the process,» said committee co-chair Elizabeth Heitman, associate professor of medical ethics, Vanderbilt University Medical Center's Center for Biomedical Ethics and Society.
The researchers focused
on 20 of the
genes thought to be
responsible for the lumbar cartilage matrix and found that one of them, called CILP, tends to be mutated in those with LDD.
Research had previously shown that eating honey turns
on detoxification
genes that metabolize the chemicals in honey, but the researchers wanted to identify the specific components
responsible for this activity.
Cruse and Metcalfe looked at a
gene called MS4A2, which is only expressed in mast cells and basophils, and is
responsible for forming the IgE receptor
on the mast cell.
The
genes thought to be
responsible for many of the pathologies associated with the disorder are being identified and mapped to sites
on chromosome 21
Other medical sequencing projects will use DNA sequencing to: discover new
genes that are involved in common diseases; identify the
genes responsible for dozens of relatively rare, single -
gene (autosomal Mendelian) diseases; sequence all of the
genes on the X chromosome from affected individuals to identify those involved in sex - linked diseases; and survey the range of variants in
genes known to contribute to certain common diseases.
UNSW Australia scientists have discovered a link between autism and genetic changes in some segments of DNA that are
responsible for switching
on genes in the brain.
Just because scientists know the
gene responsible for a rare disease doesn't mean they know what's going
on.
In this case, Zhijian «Jake» Tu and colleagues found that placing a particular Y chromosome
gene on the autosomes of Anopheles stephensi mosquitoes — a species
responsible for transmitting malaria — killed off 100 percent of all female embryos that inherited this
gene.
In an earlier study, Wahl and his team discovered that Mdm2 and Mdmx cooperate to prevent p53 from being activated, with Mdm2 being primarily
responsible for degrading p53, while Mdmx is more effective at preventing p53 from turning
on genes.
Now that the question of which
genes are
responsible for which terpenes, Richter will move
on to the study of how these
genes are regulated.
Kathy Niakan and colleagues are providing new understanding of the
genes responsible for a crucial change when groups of cells in the very early embryo first become organised and set
on different paths of development.
And because finch populations in the Western United States and Hawaii were not affected by this bacterial outbreak, genetic comparison can help determine whether Mhc
genes were
responsible for protecting finch populations
on the East Coast after the initial disaster in 1994.
Vaxwave ® is based
on lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus (LCMV) and in this vector the
gene encoding the LCMV envelope protein, normally
responsible for virus entry into target cells, has been deleted and replaced with a target
gene of interest.
Furthermore, they identified one
gene (DYRK1A)
on human chromosome 21, whose overdose in trisomy (DS) is
responsible for the observed effects.
Within RD - Connect's sister project Neuromics, Hanns was the disease coordinator for the congenital myasthenic syndromes, and in this and several other exome sequencing projects was
responsible for
gene discovery and work
on disease modifying factors influencing severity of phenotype.
The results suggested that each of the Wnt
genes (Wnt - 2b, Wnt - 8c, Wnt - 3a) were
responsible for turning
on two forms of FGF, each of which controls both limb initiation and a bud or bulge known as the apical ectodermal ridge (AER), which acts as the «organizer» of limb development.