Continuous genes

Proctor, R.H. et al.. Co-expression of 15 continuous genes delineates a fumonisin biosynthetic gene cluster in Gibberella monilifromis, Fungal Genet. Biol., 38, 237, 2003. 

Expression of the nucleic acid product, including the normal steps in gene expression (transcription, franslation, and posttranslational modification). Expression is vital to the therapeutic efficacy of the gene in the sense that controlled expression of genes is important for proper biological function. Current delivery technologies result in continuous gene expression. 

With the increase in hardware and software, larger systems can be handled with higher accuracy. Much work will continue to be devoted to the study of proteins and polynucleotides (DNA and RNA), and particularly their interactions with more sophisticated methods. Remember proteins and genes are chemical compounds and sophisticated theoretical and chemoinformatics methods should be applied to their study - in addition to the methods developed by bioinfor-maticians. 

Another part of the picture in vertebrates and dowering plants is that genes are often not continuous segments of the DNA chain. Instead, a gene will begin in one small section of DNA called an exon, then be interrupted by a noncoding... 

S100 Proteins. Table 1 Nomenclature9 and chromosomal location of the S100 genes (Continued)... 

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