... factor binding sites were identified and this information was linked to changes in expression levels of the downstream transcript to infer the activity of the relevant transcription factorsFrom ... abundantly clear by the study from the FANTOM Consortium and the Riken Omics Science Center [11], which modeled the transcriptional regulatory networks of a differentiating human cell The authors used ... differentiation, as opposed to the model in which the process is controlled by a small number of ‘master regulators’ A similar strategy could be applied to identify transcription factors involved in regulation...
... linker histone H1 in the cytoplasm during S-phase and G2-phase of the cellcycle but not in G1-phase have been reported for HeLa cells [26] In some other mammalian cells, examples of cytoplasmic ... strains, which Ó FEBS 2004 Polymalate effects growth and cellcycle (Eur J Biochem 271) 3809 Fig Effects of polymalate injection on growth and duration of the cellcycle Variable amounts of PMLA (A–D) ... the increase in the growth rate and the shortening of the cellcycle might be related to the ability of PMLA to form complexes with nucleic acid binding proteins and thus to compete with nucleic...
... ubiquitin pathways in a cellcycle-dependent manner and could thereby regulate the cellcycle and growth It is important to investigate endogenous Fbw7 activity in relation to the cellcycle and lipid ... regulate the cellcycle and growth Thus, lipid synthesis in proliferating cells is not simply a secondary event under the regulation of cellgrowth [24], but rather, actively controls cellgrowth This ... SREBP-1a (A) Expression of genes involved in lipid synthesis and cdk inhibitors in relation to cell- cycle progression Total RNAs (10 lg) were prepared from each CHO stable cell line (CHO-BP1a, CHO-BP-2...
... RNA from elutriated cells The cellcycle distribution of the cell fractions is shown in Fig 5219 Cellcycle regulation of mouse cyclin mRNAs A Penelova et al Fig Cell cultures of mouse EL4 cell ... enriched cellcycle fractions of mouse EL4 cells Cells were separated either by elutriation or by cell sorting into G1, S and G2 ⁄ M phase fractions (A) Cells were separated by elutriation into about ... fraction of cells (sometimes up to 30%) were unable to resume growth It was reassuring that cell sorting gave results similar to elutriation, as transcription inhibitor is added to unperturbed...
... commonly observed during the progression from normal cells to benign and malignant tumors p27Kip1 appears to play a role in the switch fromcell proliferation to differentiation, and loss of p27Kip1 ... Rat1/ras cellgrowth at the G1 phase of the cellcycle Experimental procedures Rat1/ras or Rat1/myr-ras cells was plated in agar at a density of 000 cells per well in a 96-well plate in growth ... HR12 induces arrest of Rat1/ras cells at the G1 phase of the cellcycle We next examined the effect of HR12 on the distribution of Rat1/ras cells in the cellcycleTo resolve the G1, S and G2/M...
... yeasts, cellsize checkpoints apparently operate to coordinate cellgrowth and cell- cycle progression For Schwann cells, by contrast, extracellular signals that stimulate cell growth, cellcycle ... and Raff Cellgrowth occurs in all phases of the cellcycle except M phase [1,3] Yeast cells are thought to coordinate cell- cycle progression with cellgrowth through the action of cell- size ... can depend on extracellular signals [19] The rate of Schwann cellgrowth is limited by extracellular growthfactors We showed previously that Schwann cellgrowth depends on extracellular signals,...
... of tolerances to waterlogging Their degree of tolerance is often estimated from either duration of survival or measured growth and productivity in forest stands or young plantations submitted to ... species known to differ in their waterlogging toler- (Q robur, Q rubra and Q palustris) and tested their ability to produce adventitious roots in response to a 7-wk flooding We tried to assess the ... connected to the bottom of these pots, allowing a RESULTS Effects of flooding and root growth on shoot Flooding was imposed after complete growth cessation in Q rubra and Q palustris as shown by growth...
... is a well-known apoptosis-signalling cell surface receptor belonging to the TNF receptor family [36] To investigate the susceptibility of RASFs to FasL-mediated apoptosis, cell surface expression ... several important cellular functions (including cell growth, cellcycle entry, migration, and cell survival), is an endogenous inhibitor of the TRAIL-mediated synovial cell apoptotic pathway Furthermore, ... spindle assembly and impedes re-entry into the cellcycle [32,33], was used to arrest RASFs at G2/M phase (~4 n DNA) Cellcycle analysis of earlycultured RASFs (104 cells) treated with nocodazol for...
... The aim of this study is to evaluate the role of cellcycle and apoptotic regulatory proteins in the carcinomatous and sarcomatous components of uterine MMMT in relation to clinicopathological ... protocols were not standardized across all cases studied Cellcycle and apoptotic regulatory proteins were analyzed for statistical significance as possible prognostic indicators Two cellcycle ... adhesion, cell death and apoptosis [2] Cell survival and apoptotic regulatory proteins such as the Bcl-2 family of genes, PCNA, p16, p21, p27, and cyclin D1 are of vital importance to malignant...
... induces cellcycle arrest at S-phase To determine whether the growth inhibition of CSFV NS2-expressing cells was due to the arrest of the cellcycle at a certain phase(s) of cell division, flow cytometric ... intervals Cellcycle analysis by flow cytometry Since DNA fragmentation suggests apoptotic DNA damage and indicated by a distinct sub-G0/G1 peak in flow cytometry assay [14], the cellcycle and apoptosis ... subcellular localization of CSFV NS2 protein and its effects on cellgrowth and cellcycle progression The swine endothelial vascular cell is one of the CSFV target cells, vascular endothelial cells...
... average size of linkage groups was 71 cM, ranging from 26 to 125 cM; for the Big Perlon map the average size was 60 cM, ranging fromto 11 to 99 cM The total number of positioned markers per linkage ... cM distance of the local LOD maximum from the top of the linkage group, with 't' for top and 'b' for bottom of linkage group; Nearest marker = marker nearest to the QTL position; Interval = 1-LOD ... addition to the major QTL on LG18, we identified QTLs on LG (3.5–21.4% of total variance), LG10 (7.7–36.3% of total variance), LG13 (7.2–15.7% of total variance) and finally LG15 (6.7– 13.0% of total...
... resistance was found in 14% to 22% of the SA isolates from milk samples examined at the Danish Veterinary Institute (DVI) from 1994 to 2001 [6,20] From 1963 to 1983 isolates from different surveys ... changed from none to 32% of the tested cows within one year In another herd the prevalence of SAr changed from 23% to 0% over two years while the overall prevalence of SA only decreased from 80% to ... penicillin resistance between 3.1% and 7.2%, from 1983 to 1988 the prevalence varied from 7.0 to 11.4% The prevalence of penicillin resistance found at DVI from 1994 to 2001 was higher than the results...
... Camptothecin effectively induces apoptosis in cells in the S phase of the cellcycle This increased susceptibility to camptothecin-induced apoptosis in the ACH.30.1 cell line is likely due to ... of ACH.30.1 cells were induced into apoptosis compared to ACH.1 cells (nonparametric Wilcoxon rank sum test, p-value 0.03) ACH.30.1 cells and ACH.1 cells were induced into apoptosis to an equal ... sensitivity to apoptotic stimuli, we tested the cell lines following treatment with various apoptosis inducing agents, camptothecin, etoposide, and TRAIL Camptothecin is a topoisomerase I inhibitor,...
... G1-control of the mammalian cellcycle Prog CellCycle Res 2000, 4:27-39 Cooper S, Shayman JA: Revisiting retinoblastoma protein phosphorylation during the mammalian cellcycleCell Mol Life Sci 2001, ... synchronized cells should be narrower than the size distribution of the original population, cell size should increase as the cells move through the cell cycle, and during the period of cell division ... distribution, or does not have the starting cells mimic a particular cell (with respect to DNA content, cell size and cell composition) of a particular age, then the cells are not synchronized A complete...
... include mitochondria as part of the cytoplasm During cellgrowth this cytoplasm produces more cytoplasm As there is no expectation that cytoplasm produced by a cell cannot immediately enter into biosynthesis, ... of cellcyclegrowth is whether specific mechanisms exist that need to be looked for and understood to produce linear growth, or whether there are no further specific mechanisms to regulate cell ... regulate cellgrowth If growth is exponential, no further search for growth control is needed as exponential cytoplasm growth can explain the total cellular growth If, however, growth is linear...
... Respiratory quotient Budding of cells G1 S,M Start G1 Start Cell- cycle progression Figure The metabolic cycle in slowly growing yeast cells (a) The cycle of stored carbohydrate In slowly growing cells, ... spontaneously synchronized with respect to the cell cycle: all the cells in the culture align at the same place in the cellcycle and then progress through the cycle together, an effect first seen more ... course, some of these are typical cell- cycle- linked genes such as the histone genes, as noted in previous studies [16] But there were many strongly oscillating genes that are intimately associated...
... Lunenfeld Research Institute, Toronto, Canada) discused an ethylnitrosourea-based mutagenesis screen in mice that uncovered genes conferring differential sensitivity to serotonin, a neurotransmitter ... cryo-electron tomography to generate three-dimensional topological structures of macromolecules He then identifies different macromolecular complexes in fixed cells, based on a library of topological ... work using the immobilized tyrosinekinase inhibitors imatinib mesylate (Gleevec), bosutinib and dasatinib as affinity reagents to isolate kinases fromcell lysates Although bosutinib and dasatinib...
... CellCycleRegulatoryGenes Required for Initiation and Maintenance of Meiosis Transcriptional and Translational FactorsCell Signaling Cytoplasmic and Apoptotic Factors ... exciting areas of cellcycle regulation The chapters of this book have been written by experts in the cellcycle field and cover topics ranging from yeast to mouse and from Rb to sterility In the ... Contributions to the knowledge of the cell and its vital processes J Cell Biol 25:1–69 Follette PJ, O’Farrell PH (1997) Connecting cell behavior to patterning: lessons from the cellcycleCell 88:309–314...
... than succumbing to apoptosis immediately, neurons may attempt to survive by initiating cellcycle progression, and attempting to control the deregulated cellcycle and concurrent apoptotic signaling ... Elevations in BRCA1 in neurons in AD may represent an attempt towards homeostasis by the cell, working with other factorsto halt the cellcycle and mediate DNA repair Interestingly, a much higher ... cases, the number of tau-positive NFT ranged fromto 260, and in AD cases, from 39 to 321 NFT Figure Monoclonal antibody to BRCA1 recognizes intracellular NFT in all cases of AD (A), yet in many...
... pro-apoptotic effect of CKBM is further investigated in AGS, a gastric cancer cell line CKBM is found to inhibit cell proliferation through the induction of apoptosis and G2/M cellcycle arrest To ... 66:233-238 Gillio Tos A, Cignetti A, Rovera G, Foa R Retroviral vector-mediated transfer of the tumour necrosis factor alpha gene into human cancer cells restores an apoptotic cell death program ... genistein is found to induce G2/M cellcycle arrest in MCF-7 cells [2] Whereas anti-carcinogenic compounds like lunasin and lectins in soybean were shown to induce apoptosis in malignant cells [3] Schisandra...