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Dreyer EB, Kaiser PK, Offermann JT, Lipton SA (1990) HIV-1 coat protein neurotoxicity prevented by calcium channel antagonists. Science 248(4953) 364-367 Dreyer EB, Zurakowski D, Gorla M, Vorwerk CK, Lipton SA (1999) The contribution of various NOS gene products to HlV-1 coat protein (gpl20)-mediated retinal ganglion cell injury. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 40(5) 983-989... [Pg.23]

A more complete analysis of human neuronal NOS gene was made by Hall s group71. It is a gene of 29 exons a flanking region of over 1500 bp was determined 5- and several... [Pg.978]

Notice the remarkably small component of shared or common family environmental influence. As I mentioned earlier the most direct estimate of this value is the correlation for unrelated siblings reared together. They share a common family environment but no genes. That correlation is also. 08 corresponding precisely to the overall estimate. Common family environmental influence can also be estimated from Table 2. It is simply the difference between the MZT and MZA correlations as the MZTs live together and experience a common family environmental influence and the MZA s do not. In that instance the value is. 07. [Pg.126]

Higher-order packaging forms heterochromatin (no gene expression). [Pg.13]

Formation of the Initial Cyclitol. The first steps of FOR production are the same as in the biosynthesis of STR in short, the first step in FOR biosynthesis is postulated to be the formation of a myo-inositol monophosphate (D-myo-inositol-3-phosphate or L-myo-inositol-1-phosphate) via the cellular l-myo-inositol-1-phosphate synthase as in the STR pathway (Ca pathway see Section 2.2.1.2). As in the itr-Att-clusters, no gene for this enzyme has been found in the/or-cluster. As a second step in FOR biosynthesis the dephosphorylation of D-myo-inositol-3-phosphate via an inositolmonophosphate phosphatase has to follow. A putative gene product with this activity is that of the ForA protein (cf. Tables 2.17 and 2.18). The cyclitol is postulated to be first converted via two enzymes, a cluster-encoded myo-inositol 3-dehydrogenase (ForG member of the GFO/IDH/MocA oxidoreductase family) and the L-glutamine icy//o-3-inosose 3-aminotransferase (ketocyclitol aminotransferase I ForS), to icy//o-inosamine (3-deoxy-3-amino- cy/to-mositol). [Pg.80]

To date (mid-2002) no gene therapy based product has thus far been approved for general medical use (Chapter 11). Although gene therapy trials were initiated as far back as 1990, the... [Pg.10]

Despite all the hype, it is important to note that, by mid-2002 at least, only a single nucleic acid-based product has been approved for medical use (an antisense-based product, discussed later). No gene therapy-based product had been approved for general medical use by that time. [Pg.463]

Unstable and evanescent analogical (no gene) life of primordial times (Woolfson 2000) is difficult to imagine in the perspective of secondary metabolites. Digital (DNA) life has more concrete foundations, dating to at least 3,450 My ago, according to cyanobacterial remains (Mojzsis 1996). The first eizkaryotes are latecomers, appeared in the fossil record 2,500 My ago (Schopf 1993), and... [Pg.8]

The significance of these experimental (metabolic) data might be circumstantial without molecular (DNA sequence) data support (Boxma et al. 2005). Notably, no gene similar to PFO or PFL could be detected. However, genes for all three subunits of a PDH are present and are expressed. In addition, a gene was detected for acetyl-CoA synthase, an enzyme for the produc-... [Pg.102]


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