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2011
Proteomics has significantly contributed to improve our understanding of cell structures and functions in the last decade. The possibility to identify large sets of proteins from minute amount of material, linked with the isolation of cellular organelles using various cell fractionation methods, has provided unique insights into the molecular ...
Sophie, Duclos, Michel, Desjardins
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Proteomics has significantly contributed to improve our understanding of cell structures and functions in the last decade. The possibility to identify large sets of proteins from minute amount of material, linked with the isolation of cellular organelles using various cell fractionation methods, has provided unique insights into the molecular ...
Sophie, Duclos, Michel, Desjardins
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2009
The proteome of the cell is at the frontier of being too complex for proteomic analysis. Organelles provide a step up. Organelles compartmentalize the cell enabling a proteome, physiology and metabolism analysis in time and in space. Protein complexes separated by electrophoresis have been identified as the next natural level to characterize the ...
Matthias, Plöscher +4 more
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The proteome of the cell is at the frontier of being too complex for proteomic analysis. Organelles provide a step up. Organelles compartmentalize the cell enabling a proteome, physiology and metabolism analysis in time and in space. Protein complexes separated by electrophoresis have been identified as the next natural level to characterize the ...
Matthias, Plöscher +4 more
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Emerging Topics in Life Sciences, 2019
One approach towards the creation of bottom-up synthetic biological systems of higher complexity relies on the subcompartmentalization of synthetic cell structures using artificially generated organelles — roughly mimicking the architecture of eukaryotic cells.
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One approach towards the creation of bottom-up synthetic biological systems of higher complexity relies on the subcompartmentalization of synthetic cell structures using artificially generated organelles — roughly mimicking the architecture of eukaryotic cells.
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Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 2004
Correct positioning and active movement of organelles within cells are essential for cellular homeostasis and adaptation to external stresses. Unlike animal and fungal systems, plant organelle positioning has not yet been revealed at the molecular level.
Masamitsu, Wada, Noriyuki, Suetsugu
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Correct positioning and active movement of organelles within cells are essential for cellular homeostasis and adaptation to external stresses. Unlike animal and fungal systems, plant organelle positioning has not yet been revealed at the molecular level.
Masamitsu, Wada, Noriyuki, Suetsugu
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Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 2007
It is important for cell biologists to know the subcellular localization of proteins to understand fully the functions of organelles and the compartmentation of plant metabolism. The accurate description of an organelle proteome requires the ability to identify genuine protein residents.
Kathryn S, Lilley, Paul, Dupree
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It is important for cell biologists to know the subcellular localization of proteins to understand fully the functions of organelles and the compartmentation of plant metabolism. The accurate description of an organelle proteome requires the ability to identify genuine protein residents.
Kathryn S, Lilley, Paul, Dupree
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1972
WE seem to be living through the biologic revolution, so far anyway, without being upheaved or even much disturbed by it. Even without being entirely clear about just what it is, we are all learning to take it for granted. It is a curious, peaceful sort of revolution, in which there is no general apprehension that old views are being outraged and ...
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WE seem to be living through the biologic revolution, so far anyway, without being upheaved or even much disturbed by it. Even without being entirely clear about just what it is, we are all learning to take it for granted. It is a curious, peaceful sort of revolution, in which there is no general apprehension that old views are being outraged and ...
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