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RDNA theory of aging
The ribosomes are the most abundant protein complexes in the cell. They are synthesised from ribosomal DNA (rDNA) genes within nucleoli. In most eukaryotic cells, rDNA exists in tandem arrays, which a… more →
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Flu News: What is the significance of D225G?
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ilene9 wrote 2 weeks ago: Swine Flu News: What is the significance of D225G? By Ilene [Be sure to catch the sequel, or part 2 … more →
The Making of a More Lethal Pandemic Virus - What are the Odds?
monotreme1000 wrote 3 months ago: Estimates of the case fatality rate (CFR) of the current pandemic influenza virus, the new H1N1, var … more →
H1N1 (Swine Flu): Something Else to Worry About?!? What Happens When Animals And People Start Exchanging H1N1? Turkeys In Chile, People Infecting Pigs
Regina Phelps EMS Solutions wrote 3 months ago: H1N1 TRANSFERRED TO TURKEYS FROM HUMANS IN CHILE. I have been following this story when it was first … more →
The Advancement of Information Science. Is a New Way of Thinking Necessary?
almuzara wrote 4 months ago: Pedro MARIJUÁN (Foundations of Information Science) The advancement of a new scientific perspective, … more →
rDNA theory of aging
druse wrote 5 months ago: The ribosomes are the most abundant protein complexes in the cell. They are synthesised from ribosom … more →
Knowledge Pathways in a Learning Organization (#21)
apintalisayon wrote 7 months ago: I wrote in the previous blog about the “Organizational Brain” (lower right or yellow qua … more →
Swine Flu (H1N1) Outbreak: Recombination and Media Responsibility
Stephen wrote 7 months ago: Students in my class take part in this discussion here. Comments on this post have been disabled. As … more →
Grand Tribunal 2009: Medieval magicians gather in Cambridge! 31st July-2 August 2009
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Chris Jensen Romer wrote 8 months ago: Constitution is a roleplaying, science fiction, fantasy and filk convention Grand Tribunal 2009, par … more →
Obama and the last scattering surface
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andyxl wrote 10 months ago: What a fine day. I saw Obama’s inauguration and attended a colloquium by Rashid Sunyaev. The t … more →
BLAP75/Rmi1
druse wrote 10 months ago: Liudmila Chelysheva and colleagues studied BLAP75/Rmi1 in relation to BLM/Sgs1 and TopoIIIα/Top3. Th … more →
RecQ and recombination-based DNA repair
druse wrote 10 months ago: Dharmendra Kumar Singh and colleagues wrote an article in the Biogerontology journal presenting the … more →
ATR and H2AX
druse wrote 11 months ago: Last month (December 2008) in the Journal of Biological Chemistry, Rebecca Chanoux and colleagues r … more →
telomere loss produces genomic instability
druse wrote 11 months ago: Simon Titen and Kent Golic studied telomere loss by breakage of an induced dicentric chromosome in t … more →
perinuclear tethering promotes rDNA repeat stability
druse wrote 11 months ago: Karim Mekhail and colleagues studied a network in the the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae tha … more →
WRN and MUS81
druse wrote 1 year ago: There is a Journal of Cell Biology paper by Annapaola Franchitto and colleagues entitled: Replicatio … more →
human exonuclease 1 and BLM helicase
druse wrote 1 year ago: In a recent paper by Amitabh Nimonkar and colleagues, it was established that human BLM helicase, a … more →
rDNA and recombination
druse wrote 1 year ago: In a mini-review by Ellen Tsang and Anthony Carr, recombination is highly regulated in the rDNA. Rep … more →
social recombination pt 1
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Christopher wrote 1 year ago: From “The Architecture of Cyberception”: Similarly the paradigms and discoveries of Arti … more →
Dihybrid Crosses, Gene Linkage and Recombination
Stephen wrote 1 year ago: More links to be added very soon. Worksheets: sooty-dihybrids-and-linkage, understanding-recombinati … more →
