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A high-throughput method for quantifying relative telomere length in single cells in situ combined with live-cell imaging. [PDF]
J Mol Cell BiolSun Q, Zou Z, Min M.
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Telomerase Depletion Accelerates Ageing of the Zebrafish Brain. [PDF]
Aging CellMartins RR +17 more
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Telomerase and alternative lengthening of telomeres coexist in the regenerating zebrafish caudal fins. [PDF]
EMBO RepMartínez-Balsalobre E +7 more
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The leaves fall, yet the tree endures. [PDF]
Cell Mol Life SciFojtová M, Schrumpfová PP, Fajkus J.
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Der Hautarzt, 1997
Telomerase is an enzyme that elongates telomeric repeats, the specialized structures at the ends of chromosomes that provide genomic stability and compensate for the physiologic process of telomere shortening. It has been implicated in cellular senescence, immortalization, and carcinogenesis.
J, Lübbe, H, Nakazawa, G, Burg
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Telomerase is an enzyme that elongates telomeric repeats, the specialized structures at the ends of chromosomes that provide genomic stability and compensate for the physiologic process of telomere shortening. It has been implicated in cellular senescence, immortalization, and carcinogenesis.
J, Lübbe, H, Nakazawa, G, Burg
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Current Opinion in Structural Biology, 1999
Telomerases are RNA-dependent polymerases that catalyse the synthesis of the telomeric DNA at the tips of eukaryotic chromosomes. The recent identification of the catalytic subunit of telomerases from several different species suggests that the core of the telomerase is conserved.
M, O'Reilly, S A, Teichmann, D, Rhodes
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Telomerases are RNA-dependent polymerases that catalyse the synthesis of the telomeric DNA at the tips of eukaryotic chromosomes. The recent identification of the catalytic subunit of telomerases from several different species suggests that the core of the telomerase is conserved.
M, O'Reilly, S A, Teichmann, D, Rhodes
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Telomerase, Telomerase Inhibition, and Cancer
Journal of Anti-Aging Medicine, 2003Telomeres, located at the ends of eukaryotic chromosomes, are synthesized by the enzyme telomerase and are responsible for maintaining chromosome length. The absence of telomerase in most somatic cells has been associated with telomere shortening and aging of these cells. In contrast, high levels of telomerase activity are observed in over 90% of human
Ali, Ahmed, Trygve O, Tollefsbol
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