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A hypothesis on the action of chromosomal genes
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1984According to the analysis of the chromosomal genes which act in development, we advance a model of gene action in development. In this model, the development is regarded as the programming action of different gene groups. The action of each and every gene group will activate the next gene group and make a self-inhibition.
Li Zhen-gang, Wu Qiu-ying
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Insulin Action Gene Regulation
2007Insulin regulates metabolism by altering the concentration of critical proteins or by inducing post-translational modifications of preexisting molecules. The latter represents a well-recognized action of insulin, and it has been extensively studied for many years.1, 2, 3By contrast, it is only recently that considerable advances have been made in ...
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Gene Structure and Gene Action
1955During the past several years there have been developments that have profoundly changed current thinking about the structure, reproduction, mutation and function of genes. It is the author’s purpose to summarize some of these without systematically reviewing all recent literature.
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Ribosome Sites and S Gene Action [PDF]
Nature, 1968 IN homomorphic self-incompatible flowering-plants, control of pollen behaviour is determined either sporophytically or gametophytically. On the basis of evidence from forty-two genera of twenty-three families, Brewbaker1 pointed out correlations between type of control, pollen cytology and site of the incompatibility response with some exceptions in ...
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1971
This review is intended to document some important trends in this field rather than to give a complete survey of the articles which are flooding the literature. The examples are chosen sometimes quite arbitrarily with the only goal being to document certain concepts.
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This review is intended to document some important trends in this field rather than to give a complete survey of the articles which are flooding the literature. The examples are chosen sometimes quite arbitrarily with the only goal being to document certain concepts.
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1955
The attributes of a gene are several. They include self-duplication, physiological action, crossing-over, breakage and rearrangement and lastly mutation. Before considering the action of the gene, we must consider its mode of organization with respect to these various properties, which need not be perfectly correlated.
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The attributes of a gene are several. They include self-duplication, physiological action, crossing-over, breakage and rearrangement and lastly mutation. Before considering the action of the gene, we must consider its mode of organization with respect to these various properties, which need not be perfectly correlated.
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Action at a Distance in Gene Expression
Science Signaling, 2012Tumor suppressor Nkx3.1 acts as an intercellular transcription factor.
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HISTONES AND THE CONTROL OF GENE ACTION
Annual Review of Genetics, 1969It is now well established that the entire genetic information is con served in DNA base s equence. Each cell of the multicellular organism con tains the same DNA. In other words, each cell possesses the same genetic information. However, due to the pronounced differences in their protein composition, these cells are quite different in their ...
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Gene Action in the X-chromosome of the Mouse (Mus musculus L.)
Nature, 1961M. Lyon
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