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Effect of Synthetic TSH-Releasing Factor (TRF) and of Some TRF Analogues on Pituitary Function
1973Synthetic TSH-releasing factor (TRF) is by definition not contaminated with other releasing factors and acts quite specifically on its target cells, i.e. on anterior pituitary thyrotrophs. It seems, however, reasonable to make the assumption that the endocrine system, taken as a whole, may be affected in one way or another, when a very potent ...
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The Journal of Immunology, 1980
Abstract Functional properties of TRF-producing helper T cells and genetic basis for the production of antigen-induced TRF were studied. We presented evidence that two distinct types of PPD-reactive helper T cells were induced in the mouse by immunization with Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Tbc).
Takatsu, K, Tominaga, A, Hamaoka, T
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Abstract Functional properties of TRF-producing helper T cells and genetic basis for the production of antigen-induced TRF were studied. We presented evidence that two distinct types of PPD-reactive helper T cells were induced in the mouse by immunization with Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Tbc).
Takatsu, K, Tominaga, A, Hamaoka, T
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Telomeric Terminal Restriction Fragment (TRF)
2003Telomeres are protein-DNA structures at the ends of all eukaryotic chromosomes that are maintained by a unique ribonucleoprotein known as telomerase. This highly specialized RNA-dependent DNA polymerase provides a critical solution to the end-replication problem by adding TTAGGG repeats to 3' ends of human chromosomes (1-3). Telomere regulation is both
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1978
My venture into the field of neuroendocrinology can be considered a prime example of phylogenetic “upper mobility.” I became a devoted student of the amphibian thyroid gland in my early graduate school days. Later, I climbed to the hypophysis to better understand thyroid function.
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My venture into the field of neuroendocrinology can be considered a prime example of phylogenetic “upper mobility.” I became a devoted student of the amphibian thyroid gland in my early graduate school days. Later, I climbed to the hypophysis to better understand thyroid function.
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The family of TRF (TBP-like factors) proteins
Russian Journal of Genetics, 2007The review is focused on characterization of the proteins, the members of TRF family. The data providing analysis of the TRF proteins structure and expression, as well as those shedding light on their biological function and involvement in the transcription machinery are presented.
D V, Kopytova, A N, Krasnov
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A Critical Evaluation of the “TRF” of Shibusawa
Endocrinology, 1963S, REICHLIN, R L, BOSHANS, J G, BROWN
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