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1 Dec 2019: Circ Genom Precis Med. 2019;12:e002507. DOI: 10.1161/CIRCGEN.119.002507 September 2019 397. BACKGROUND: Pediatric cardiomyopathies are a clinically and genetically heterogeneous group of heart muscle disorders associated with high morbidity and

18 Apr 2006: levels, is that overexpression of exogenous Tsg101 se-. questers endogenous Tsg101 binding partners (Vps28. ... Tal, a Tsg101-spe-. cific E3 ubiquitin ligase, regulates receptor endocytosis and retrovirus.

16 May 2008: derived from a retrovirus. Syncytins function in cell–cell fusion during trophoblast formation. Immunoglobulin (Ig)-like

10 Sep 2020: 3. True. Endogenous retroviruses comprise 5-8% of the human genome, and they need to be repressed to prevent production of viral RNA and proteins. ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bivalent_chromatin. The Atlantic on endogenous retroviruses.

22 May 2009: Charles Darwin

1 Nov 2011: A new micro-fundation of endogenous growth:. Market not a necessary featureCompeting heterogeneous rms is the key. ... Symmetric rms (equilibrium): Endogenous Growth Theory (e.g.Aghion and Howitt, 1992, Grossman and Helpman, 1991, Romer1990).

10 Sep 2020: 3. Chromatin conformation plays a role in silencing endogenous viruses incorporated in.

1 May 2014: increase in periods of tranquillity as a result of endogenous forces that reduce the. ... private indebtedness. A principal outcome of the analysis was that the endogenous changes in the target.

22 Jul 2007: cells infected with retrovirus only. Expression of intrabody. causes a morphological change in HT-1080 with reorganised. ... mice. All mice subcutaneously injected with EJ cells infected. with retrovirus only or retrovirus expressing the mutant.

19 Nov 2020: they work together in an endogenous environment have been obscure.Super-resolution microscopy and single-particle tracking have enabled scientists tobridge that gap.

19 May 2014:  Minsky (1975, 1982, 1986) developed a theory that explains how indebtedness can increase in periods of tranquillity as a result of endogenous forces that reduce the desired margins of safety ...  A principal outcome of the analysis was that the

8 Aug 2014: microscopy (Fig 4A). (B) Cells with endogenous Scc1 or Scc3 (K20783) C-terminal. ... at the indicated time points and compared to levels made by endogenous tagged.

19 Jun 2006: J Cell Biol 129: 1509–1522. Morita E, Sundquist WI (2004) Retrovirus budding. ... Keywords: prions; retrovirus budding; exosome; endosomal transport;lysosome; multivesicular bodySubmitted 24 May 2006; accepted 31 May 2006.

17 Jan 2006: 5A,B). Furthermore,there was a clear enrichment of endogenous SNX2 on SNX1. ... Cells were then fixed and stained againstendogenous SNX1, endogenous SNX2 and endogenous mVps26.

9 Jan 2003: Figure 6. Subcellular localization of epsinR. As a convention throughout the figure, myc-epsinR and mutants are labeled green and the endogenous proteins are labeled red. ... 3), and homologues are found in bothC. elegans and Drosophila. Thus, we used

28 Nov 2006: 1d). Under our experimental conditions, endogenous levelsof MKK3 protein could not be detected by using the anti-MKK3antibody. ... This effect of expressed YopJ on endogenous MEK1/2was seen as early as 6 h after transfection of cells (data notshown).

22 Mar 2005: Bar 10 m. endogenous MPR300 and TGN46 were relocalized to these conditions was not addressed directly. ... In agreement with these observations, we foundthat the endogenous EGF receptor was not relocalizedmembranes.

3 May 2002: This might be caused bycompetition for clathrin binding between the injectedpeptide and the endogenous protein, therebypreventing endogenous AP180 and AP2 frompromoting clathrin assembly at the plasmamembrane.

20 May 2010: tionally complements an endogenous divIVA replacement. This was also seen when sporulation of these strains was. ... endogenous DivIVA through dimerization or oligomerization. When localization of wild-type DivIVA-GFP was analysed in.

20 Jun 2009: completely unrelated human cell line that expresses very low (but. detectable) levels of endogenous PrP. ... presence or absence of endogenous PrP in co-expression. experiments (e.g., as in Fig.