Sentences with phrase «yeast genes involved»
Fishel and Kolodner had been studying the bacteria and yeast genes involved in the repair process that operates when base pairs slip out of alignment during replication, producing mismatches of bases.
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Although the whole drive to understand the molecular basis of beer production involves modern tools that are used in biotechnology, such as real - time polymerase chain reaction (PCR), gene chips, proteomics, mass spectrometers, and so forth, genetic manipulation is not acceptable in any form — not in any of the raw materials or the yeast.
The only trouble was that the Nasmyth lab was devoted entirely to the study of the HO gene (involved in mating - type switching) in the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
They found numerous genes activated in the XYL regulon - controlled yeast that upregulated pathways involved in growth, such as cell wall maintenance, cell division, mitochondrial biogenesis and adenosine triphosphate (ATP) production.
Dr Nadeau added «Our results are even more surprising because the cortex gene was previously thought to only be involved in producing egg cells in female insects, and is very similar to a gene that controls cell division in everything from yeast to humans.»
Gottschling and his graduate student Miriam Singer devised a way to hunt for mutations in genes that must somehow be involved with telomere function in yeast.
The process by which yeast form spores involves many more genes and is more complex than researchers had expected, according to studies by scientists at the University of California, San Francisco -LRB-...
In addition to having connected research communities, Hieter and his lab have made many significant contributions to our understanding of chromosome biology, including the dissection of yeast centromeres and the identification of genes involved in genome stability.
Identify genes and gene products involved in trafficking of proteins to the lysosome of Baker's yeast; study their conservation in humans and their connection to human diseases such as Alzheimer's and cancer.
Leemor Joshua — Tor of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory wins award for her work in resolving the structures of proteins involved in gene silencing, DNA replication and gene regulation in yeast.
Kennedy is interested in understanding why reduced gene expression in ribosomes enhances longevity in yeast and worms — ribosomes are tiny organelles that occur within the cell and are involved in the production of proteins.