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Riboswitches to reg transcription. | Riboswitches to reg transcription. | ||
PPAR-delta expression in macrophages recognize apoptotic cells. | PPAR-delta expression in macrophages recognize apoptotic cells. | ||
Exit from mitosis into interphase through Sic1. | Exit from mitosis into interphase through Sic1. | ||
Amino Acid Mutations leading to human speech | Amino Acid Mutations leading to human speech | ||
'Ribosome Rescue'--pausing and restarting Ribosomes during translation | 'Ribosome Rescue'--pausing and restarting Ribosomes during translation | ||
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Cancer cells: | Cancer cells: | ||
Tools: HIV has integrase, protease, reverse transcriptase | Tools: | ||
HIV has integrase, protease, reverse transcriptase that are specific to HIV cells, distinguishing it from normal cells. | |||
Ribosomes can be paused or restarted using releasing factors, tmRNA*SNPB. | Ribosomes can be paused or restarted using releasing factors, tmRNA*SNPB. | ||
How to make cancer cells trigger PPAR expression in macrophages. Or display receptors that bind to PPAR protein. | |||
Revision as of 22:20, 18 November 2009
Topics (in brief):
Riboswitches to reg transcription.
PPAR-delta expression in macrophages recognize apoptotic cells.
Exit from mitosis into interphase through Sic1.
Amino Acid Mutations leading to human speech
'Ribosome Rescue'--pausing and restarting Ribosomes during translation
Cancer cells: Tools: HIV has integrase, protease, reverse transcriptase that are specific to HIV cells, distinguishing it from normal cells.
Ribosomes can be paused or restarted using releasing factors, tmRNA*SNPB.
How to make cancer cells trigger PPAR expression in macrophages. Or display receptors that bind to PPAR protein.
Possible idea 1:
See how Ribosome Rescue paper's (pausing or restarting ribosomes) mechanism affects cancer cells. If one extreme or the other causes apoptosis.
