Most of the genes in eukaryotes contain introns that are removed by splicing during processing of the primary transcript. In some cases the gene produces two different functional RNAs due to… Read More

[Sept. 1, 2023: Staff Writer, The Brighter Side of News] What if we told you that the mystery of why certain individuals are more prone to AUDs than others might lie in their DNA? (CREDIT… Read More

The Global Solid Tumor Testing Market: Size and Forecast to 2028, the Most Recent Report from Markntel Advisors The Global Solid Tumor Testing Market research report is one… Read More

Protéine def, Muscle en metal – Stéroïdes légaux à vendre Protéine def — Comment muscler… Read More

This article Characterization of unique PMEPA1 gene splice variants (isoforms d and e) from RNA Seq profiling pro appeared first on Project Topics. The cover for issue 4 of Oncotarget featur… Read More

– Heart of Genetic Counseling Award recognizing excellence in patient care will be presented by Invitae and NSGC – Researchers from Invitae (NYSE: NVTA), a leading m… Read More

In an excerpt of a book, two professors, San Kyeong and Michael Pecht, mention the fundamentals and major principles that help electrical engineers in the interconnection of devices. … Read More

The most important issue in alternative splicing, in my opinion, is whether splice variants are due to splicing errors (= junk RNA) or whether they reflect real biologically relevant alterna… Read More

The important issue is whether alternative splicing is ubiquitous or rare. What are the evolutionary implications? I believe that almost all of the splice variants that are routinely d… Read More

The new complete human genome sequence gives us a first-time look at the structures of human centromeres. This is my sixth post on the complete telomere-to-telomere sequence of the human g… Read More

Neurotrophic factors are proteins that help support the growth, survival, and differentiation of neurons. BDNF (Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor) is a protein coded for by the BDNF gene. BD… Read More

Send article to Dropbox An increased amount of red blood cells has also been shown to help with both vascularity and a reduction in water retention. “If you compress air into a bike ti… Read More

Why the Need for Innovation? The world of peptides is constantly evolving and innovating. Newer and… Read More

1. Chemistry Modification Chemical modification represents one of the most effective approaches to enhance oligonucleotide drug delivery. Modification of the nucleic acid backbone, the ri… Read More

Precision Antibody is pleased to announce the recent article published in Cancers 2020, by Konig et al entitled “Expression of AR-V7 (androgen receptor variant 7) protein in granular c… Read More

Over the years, the React ecosystem has grown with the invention of libraries that help the development of React applications. In this tutorial, we are going to learn to use Grommet for deve… Read More

This post is about a recent review of alternative splicing published by my colleague Ben Blencowe in the Dept. of Medical Genetics at the University of Toronto (Toronto, Ontario, Canada). (T… Read More

The importance of alternative splicing is highly controversial. In the case of humans, the competing views are: (a) more than 90% of human protein-coding genes are alternatively spliced to p… Read More

Humans are just another animal. All animals share a core set of several thousand genes and all mammals have about the same number of homologous genes (~25,000). The differences between speci… Read More

Toulouse, 29 November 2017 – Final assembly of the newest member of the A330neo Family, the A330-800, has started and is on track for the first flight planned in mid-2018. The A33… Read More

- Follistatin, by Jawahar Swaminathan and MSD staff at the European Bioinformatics Institute via Wikimedia Commons Follistatin 344 (or FS-344) acts as a precursor to the protein follistatin… Read More