2. The Daniel Nathans Papers: Choosing Research, 1955-1962
Daniel Nathans had an early interest in, and aptitude for, science and math, and majored in chemistry at the University of Delaware. His father, who very much wanted a doctor in the family, strongly encouraged his youngest child to channel this in...
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3. n Vitro Genetic Analysis of the RNA Binding Site of Vigilin, a Multi-KH-Domain Protein -- Kanamori et al. 18 (7): 3991 -- Molecular and Cellular Biolo...
The function(s) and RNA binding properties of vigilin, a ubiquitous protein with 14 KH domains, remain largely obscure. We
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4. HHMI News: RNA Structure By Rapid Fire
A new rapid-fire technique for visualizing the structure of RNA in a cell could revolutionize the way scientists study this vital molecule. Unlike earlier techniques, which are labor-intensive and only yield the structure of one short strand of RN...
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5. Researchers identify new targets for RNAs that regulate genes
DALLAS — July 6, 2008 — Tiny strands of genetic material called RNA — a chemical cousin of DNA — are emerging as major players in gene regulation, the process inside cells that drives all biology and that scientists seek to control in order to fig...
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6. FOCUS | March 10, 2006 | INFECTIOUS DISEASE: RNA Sequence Restrains Fatal Encephalitis
In findings that underscore the therapeutic potential of the fast-moving field of RNA interference, researchers in the CBR Institute for Biomedical Research have demonstrated in mouse models that a single treatment is all that is needed for protec...
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7. Purdue biologists expose the inner workings of viral machine
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Purdue University scientists have peered inside a virus and visualized for the first time how it produces and exports genetic materials into a host cell, an advance in fundamental research that also could have implications f...
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8. The New Genetics: Chapter 1: How Genes Work - National Institute of General Medical Sciences
People have known for many years that living things inherit traits from their parents. That common-sense observation led to agriculture, the purposeful breeding and cultivation of animals and plants for desirable characteristics. Firming up the de...
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9. UNC researchers decode structure of an entire HIV genome —
The study, the cover story in the Aug. 6, 2009, issue of the journal Nature, also opens the door for further research which could accelerate the development of antiviral drugs.
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10. The New Genetics: Chapter 2: RNA and DNA Revealed: New Roles, New Rules - National Institute of General Medical Sciences
For many years, when scientists thought about heredity, DNA was the first thing to come to mind. It's true that DNA is the basic ingredient of our genes and, as such, it often steals the limelight from RNA, the other form of genetic material insid...
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