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Chemistry of Life: transcription factors
Upstream transcription factors (or upstream binding factors) are proteins that bind to ... Inducible factors act in the same manner as do upstream factors, ...
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Chemistry of Life: energy items
energy items. energy : • anaplerotic reactions • beta-oxidation • catabolism • chloroplasts • electron transfer chain • glycolysis • glyoxylate cycle ...
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Chemistry of Life: second messengers
Dec 6, 2007 ... cAMP: Hormones such as adrenaline, glucagon, luteinizing hormone (LH), ... Gonadotropin-releasing hormone, Parathyroid hormone) : animation G-protein : ... Rhodopsin like: Amine, Peptide, Hormone protein, (Rhod)opsin) ...
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Chemistry of Life: transcription factors
The basal transcription apparatus comprises RNA polymerase and that group ... The basal transcription apparatus is directly responsible for transcription. ...
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Chemistry of Life: cis versus trans-acting factors
cis versus trans-acting factors. Cis-acting elements are DNA sequences in the vicinity of the structural portion of a gene, which are required for gene ...
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Chemistry of Life: oxidative stress and DNA damage
Dec 10, 2007 ... Oxidative Stress/DNA Damage and DNA Repair: "Oxidative stress is produced in cells by oxygen-derived species resulting from cellular ...
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Chemistry of Life: transposable elements
Dec 5, 2007 ... Transposable elements are relatively long DNA sequences that can act as mobile genetic elements in prokaryotic and eukaryotic genomes. ...
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Chemistry of Life: transposable elements
Dec 5, 2007 ... Y o Z o animation index o diagram index o image index o micrograph ... Transposable elements are relatively long DNA sequences that can ...
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Chemistry of Life: spliceosome
Dec 6, 2007 ... Spliceosomal proteins are divided into snRNP proteins that are tightly associated ... fast animation - spliceosome function : fast animation ...
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Chemistry of Life: cellular stress response
Dec 22, 2007 ... Stress beyond the cell's tolerance will induce cell death. The cellular stress response (heat-shock response) protects organisms from damage ...
