User:Etienne Robillard/Notebook/30C6HSL

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Chuck: Are you sure this is it this time?
Oracle: Trust me.
Oracle: 30C6HSL is really your thing.
Chuck: Fine. I imagine you want to make a point about LuxR.
Oracle: I beg to differ ?
Chuck: Dude, you are hard to follow sometimes.
Oracle: I suggest you pass more time studying how C6 homoserine lactones enter nitrogen and purine metabolism.
Chuck: I have impression C6 hexanoyl may hold the clue and condense to form the 1,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinoline enantiomer.
Oracle: Shh. You have some balls to put this there without any warning shot.
Chuck: I beg to differ...
Chuck: I have no mean to accept psychochemical warfare without any warning shot.
Oracle: Right. You kids dont understand well the psychology of war.
Chuck: My fb account is loaded with slave cuties.
Oracle: LOL

Yeast based AHL quorum sensing and trans-splicing evidences in H. sapiens (BBa_C0061):

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 === BBa_C0061: visualizing LuxR pathways through 30C6HSL ===
-* Uniprot id: P48445
+'''Yeast based AHL quorum sensing and trans-splicing evidences in H. sapiens (BBa_C0061)''':
-* See also ATCC 96604, ATCC 204508 (S288c) ([http://www.uniprot.org/uniprot/P17555 Baker yeast])
-* Uniprot protein sequence for BLAST queries is [https://openwetware.org/images/d/dc/P48445.fasta here].
+* ATCC 96604 (P48445) [[https://openwetware.org/images/d/dc/P48445.fasta FASTA]]
+* ATCC 204508/S288c (P17555)