... induces gyrase expression, in the physiological state topoisomerase I has little control over gyrase geneexpression The purported mechanism for such a controlof gyrase geneexpression is the ... weak the effect of topoisomerase I on supercoiling actually was, can be quanti®ed in terms of the control coef®cient of metabolic control analysis [20,21] With respect to the controlof DNA supercoiling ... dependence of gyrase geneexpression on DNA supercoiling This prompted us to ask whether this lack ofcontrol by topoisomerase I on DNA gyrase expression was due to a low sensitivity of the gyrase...
... activity-dependent gene transcription depends on the action of several enzymes that respond to activity to specifically regulate the expressionof genes that effectuate downstream functions The ability ofepigenetic ... epigenetic mechanisms are now also thought to function in the dynamic regulation ofgeneexpression in the post-mitotic neurons of the adult nervous system26 The four cardinal mechanisms of epigenetics ... 3-dimensional arrangement of chromatin, and 4) histone code: post-translational modificationsofhistone molecules that package DNA itself27 The present work focuses on the role ofchromatin modification...
... Labeling of a PCR-amplified probe with DIG as part of in situ RT-PCR indirect detection ofgeneexpressionexpression standard RT-PCR was performed showing specific amplification of the TNF gene For ... success of both the DNA elution and re-amplification depends on the amount of cDNA generated during the first round of PCR A good way of optimizing the first round PCR is to take advantage of known genes ... intensity of green versus red This gives a measure of the relative levels of the competing mRNAs bound to each spot and so provides information on the relative level ofexpressionof the genes on...
... the controlofgeneexpression As each step of the RNA metabolism is tightly regulated, the regulation of mRNA export, stability and translation rate is essential for the controlof the expression ... activity of both RRMs Finally, the association of ASF ⁄ SF2 with TIAR led us to investigate its role on the expressionof reporter gene bearing an ARE in its 3¢ UTR We showed that overexpression of ... might modulate the expressionof ARE-containing genes Accordingly, we tested the effect of overexpressing ASF ⁄ SF2 on the expressionof Renilla luciferase (Rluc) reporter genes carrying (or...
... single or multiple gene predictors not involved ‡ in one of the geneexpression profile tests of interest: 150 Article does not involve one of the three geneexpression tests of interest: 659 No ... between the investigated geneexpression signatures (see Glossary, Appendix B) and the actual gene expressionbased tests The gene “signature” is the collection of genes whose expression levels are ... later This cut-off year was established based on the introduction date of the MeSH heading geneexpression profiling,” 2000, and the introduction date of the MeSH heading gene expression, ” 1990...
... (2005) Analysis of long-lived C elegans daf-2 mutants using serial analysis ofgeneexpression Genome Res 15, 603–615 10 Ryu EJ, Angelastro JM & Greene LA (2005) Analysis ofgeneexpression changes ... number of serial analysis ofgeneexpression tag sequences into 3¢ complementary DNAs Genes Chromosomes Cancer 33, 252–261 33 van den Berg A, van der Leij J & Poppema S (1999) Serial analysis ofgene ... gene expression: rapid RT-PCR analysis of unknown SAGE tags Nucleic Acids Res 27, e17 34 Chen JJ, Rowley JD & Wang SM (2000) Generation of longer cDNA fragments from serial analysis ofgene expression...
... ofgene expression: rapid RT-PCR analysis of unknown SAGE tags Nucleic Acids Res 27, e17 Chen JJ, Rowley JD & Wang SM (2000) Generation of longer cDNA fragments from serial analysis ofgeneexpression ... known of the function of mRNAs in human spermatozoa, it was difficult to estimate whether the rest of the genes were related to the function of human spermatozoa, or just retained during spermatogenesis ... (2003) An anatomy of normal and malignant geneexpression Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 99, 11287–11292 10 Lee S, Zhou G, Clark T, Chen J, Rowley JD & Wang SM (2001) The pattern ofgeneexpression in human...
... the control The level of CP2 expression in each group of cells was confirmed by Western blotting, an example of which is shown (bottom panel) Expressionof b-tubulin was used as a loading control ... increases compared to the control (upper panel) The expression levels of proteins were assessed by immunoblotting (bottom panels) Expressionof b-tubulin was included as a loading control (D) HEK293 ... dysfunction and death, based on studies of the effects of aggregated Ab in culture [19,20] Iron is involved in the generation of ROS by catalyzing the production of OH• from hydrogen peroxide (H2O2)...
... underlying molecular mechanism of the heterogeneity of UCHL1 expression levels The silencing of UCHL1 was discovered by cDNA microarrays and chemical genomic screening of head and neck squamous cell ... contribute to the understanding of the role of a differential UCHL1 expression during tumorigenesis and progression of human cancers as well as in the course of developing therapy resistance ... R, Manoharan M: The emerging role of epigenetics in urological cancers Can J Urol 2007, 14:3535-3541 Feinberg AP: Phenotypic plasticity and the epigenetics of human disease Nature 2007, 447:433-440...
... feasibility of analyzing changes in geneexpressionof articular cartilage two weeks after ACL-transection The specific aims of this study were to determine if changes in relevant geneexpression ... mix, 0.1 μl of HK-UNG (Epicentre, Madison, WI), and μl of RNase-free water for each sample for a total volume of 20 μl The PCR profile consisted of at 35°C; 15 at 94°C; 50 cycles of seconds (sec) ... powers of the analyses were lower than 0.8, and therefore should be interpreted with caution Geneexpression analysis Significant differences (p < 0.05) in geneexpression between ACL-X and control...
... μxg represents the mean of xg 2.3 Extraction of Shape Information and Time Scaling To extract shape information of time-varying gene expression, the derivative of the expression trajectory is ... optimal number of clusters was arrived at by multiple runs of the algorithm at values of K, 3.7 Validation of E Coli Expression Data Results We validated the results of our tests using Gene Ontology ... vector of time points associated with gene g, zg is the vector of transformed time-series data (from (1)) associated with gene g, and yg is the resulting vector of first differences associated with gene...
... evolvability ofgeneexpression Science 2007, 317:118-121 38 Rando OJ, Verstrepen KJ: Timescales of genetic and epigenetic inheritance Cell 2007, 128:655-668 39 Raser JM, O’Shea EK: Noise in gene expression: ... effects As noted above, expression divergence (the extent to which expressionof a gene evolves) correlates with expression responsiveness (the extent to which expressionof a gene is changed in response ... mutation in a gene encoding a relevant chromatin regulator, or an upstream gene regulating the activity of the chromatin regulator, could affect transcription of the downstream target gene Unstable...
... with effects of both IFN-α/β and IFN-γ on geneexpression In addition to this set of IFN-induced genes, geneexpression profiles indicating ischemia and myofiber degeneration and regeneration were ... GeneChips Genes showing at least a twofold difference in comparisons of JDM samples with each of two control samples were used to develop a list of differentially expressed genes Ninety-one genes ... clustering of these genes was then performed to identify geneexpression patterns among the study samples As in the JDM study, a striking increase in the expressionof a group of genes previously...
... limited number of genes Concordance or divergence of results can therefore be estimated only from the selection of genes published in more detail Up to now, geneexpression profiling has given ... Assessment of disease activity including organ involvement or destruction is currently limited to general markers of inflammation or organ function and needs profound improvement On the basis ofgeneexpression ... Discovery of distinctive geneexpression profiles in rheumatoid synovium using cDNA microarray technology: evidence for the existence of multiple pathways of tissue destruction and repair Genes Immun...
... molecules of the target gene to the number of molecules of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) gene The primer efficiencies for the test genes were the same as those for the GAPDH gene ... Treatment with licofelone had little effect on the level of its geneexpression or on the level of protein In contrast, the level ofexpressionof mRNA for ADAMTS-4 was found to be significantly increased ... the downregulating effects of licofelone on the level of mRNA expression/ protein synthesis of 5-LOX could provide an explanation of how the drug can reduce the synthesis of MMP-13 and ADAMTS-4 and...
... of the transcription rates of all genes, accounting for the global regulation ofgeneexpression [22] Gene- specific cis-regulatory elements that mediate rhythmic geneexpression might therefore ... overexpression, but a significant non-rhythmic basal level remains These results indicate that KaiC (probably as part of a complex) coordinates genome-wide gene expression; the majority of genes ... Circadian orchestration ofgeneexpression in cyanobacteria Genes Dev 1995, 9:1469-1478 Katayama M, Tsinoremas NF, Kondo T, Golden SS: cpmA, a gene involved in an output pathway of the cyanobacterial...
... collectively highlight the importance of examining geneexpression profiles (or related protein expression levels) over time The limits ofgeneexpression profiling as a technique, albeit a very ... measure of the overall similarity of the dynamic behaviour of these samples The greatest temporal changes in geneexpression for cord and adult monocytes noted above after 45 of LPS expo- Page of ... accumulation [29] Thus, geneexpression profiling should be complemented with other methods in order to maximize there potential In the final analysis, the utility ofgeneexpression profiling will be...
... their expression profiles in PUSABGD72 The expression profile of individual gene in the cluster is denoted by grey line and the mean expression profile is depicted by pink line The number of genes ... Average expression intensity of the cluster genes was much higher than that of the cluster genes and there was uniformity in the expressionof the cluster genes Two ESTs [FL512394 and FL518992] of ... http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2229/10/24 Page of 14 Figure Hierarchical clustering analysis of 53 selected genes based on their geneexpression patterns Analysis ofexpression profiles of 53 ESTs (Additional File...
... Discussion Synthesis of 3′-coterminal sgRNAs is one of the genome expression strategies adapted by members of the family Page of 14 Closteroviridae Evidence gathered with viruses in the genera Closterovirus ... the lack of evolutionary conservation in the regulation ofgene transcription among monopartite members of the family Closteroviridae The 5′NTR of GLRaV-3 has an unusually long 5′NTR of 737 nt ... used to amplify gene- specific fragments for preparing non-radioactive riboprobes, Table S6: List of primer combinations used to generate gene- specific riboprobes, Table S7: List of gene- specific...
... viral gene expression, replication, and interaction with the host immune system, eventually leading to remarkable functional consequences [14,15] Transcriptional activation of HIV-1 geneexpression ... degree of conservation was observed in all of them but in NFκB and Sp1 sites The HIV-1 promoter contains Sp1 and NF-kB binding sites that regulate geneexpression via the recruitment of both ... delicate mechanism of regulation of viral geneexpression by compensating any losses or gains in transcription levels This mechanism may play a key role in the adaptation process of recombinant variants...