... the control The level of CP2 expression in each group of cells was confirmed by Western blotting, an example of which is shown (bottom panel) Expressionof b-tubulin was used as a loading control ... increases compared to the control (upper panel) The expression levels of proteins were assessed by immunoblotting (bottom panels) Expressionof b-tubulin was included as a loading control (D) HEK293 ... transcriptional mediator of transferrin geneexpression in response to Ab in HT22 cells This is a newly discovered molecular mechanism by Regulation of transferrin expressionby CP2 which AD may develop,...
... of the transcription rates of all genes, accounting for the global regulation ofgeneexpression [22] Gene- specific cis-regulatory elements that mediate rhythmic geneexpression might therefore ... basis of this global regulation? One possibility could be rhythmic controlby RNA polymerase sigma subunits, which often determine the promoter specificity of the polymerase But studies of sigma ... that KaiC (probably as part of a complex) coordinates genome-wide gene expression; the majority of genes have significant basal activity and are rhythmically modulated by the KaiABC oscillator,...
... proteins 1.3 Genetic perturbation and genomic approaches to understand ES cell biology 1.3.1 Alteration ofgeneexpressionby genetic perturbation 1.3.2 Genomic approaches to study geneexpression ... mapping of Esrrb binding sites 3.4.3 Distribution of Esrrb binding and geneexpression profiling 3.4.4 Functional relevance of the target genes 3.4.4.1 Esrrb binds to ES cell-associated genes 3.4.4.2 ... regions of the Sall4 gene in ES cells 106 Figure 3.24 Esrrb binds to Oct4 gene in ES cells 107 Figure 3.25 The regulation of Esrrb on ES cell-associated genes 108 Figure 3.26 Expression profiles of...
... inhibitory effect of asparagine and histidine on the expressionof ASNS and that of leucine on CHOP (also known as GADD 153) geneexpression (Table 1) Indeed, the first identification of a sequence ... the stimulation ofgeneexpressionby the presence of amino acids, only one gene, Pept 1, encoding a peptide transporter, was shown to contain an AARE-like sequence activated by phenylalanine ... presence of amino acid(s) resulted in inhibition of the DNA binding of the involved transcription factors By contrast, the presence of amino acid may also result in stimulation of the DNA binding of...
... indicated, followed by western blotting for Shc, phospho-Erk and total Erk levels (C) Rescue by ectopic Shc isoform expressionof Erk activation that was suppressed by down-regulation of endogenous ... Decma-induced Erk phosphorylation Moreover, expressionof silent mutants of Shc isoforms showed that only p46Shc and p52Shc rescued the effect of the siRNA Overexpression of p66Shc not only failed to rescue ... the expressionof MMPs and uPA in vitro [13–15] However, the underlying molecular mechanisms are not yet fully understood Expressionof genes for these proteolytic enzymes can be induced by various...
... effect of topoisomerase I on supercoiling actually was, can be quanti®ed in terms of the control coef®cient of metabolic control analysis [20,21] With respect to the controlof DNA supercoiling by ... dependence of gyrase geneexpression on DNA supercoiling This prompted us to ask whether this lack ofcontrolby topoisomerase I on DNA gyrase expression was due to a low sensitivity of the gyrase ... the physiological state topoisomerase I has little control over gyrase geneexpression The purported mechanism for such a controlof gyrase geneexpression is the effect that topoisomerase I has...
... value of β- actin Results are representative of three separate experiments F ig Effect of pollutants on cytokines geneexpression Based on the Figure 4, the relative inductions of cytokines genes ... major growth factor of T cells, is mainly produced by CD4+T cells, and the quantity of IL-2 synthesized by activated T cells is an important determinant of the magnitude of immune responses [9] ... change in cytokines geneexpression In contrast to B[a]P, 2-BP plus anti-CD3 decreased TNFα geneexpression (21.14%), and phenol plus anti-CD3 diminished IL-1, IL-6 and TNFα geneexpression versus...
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... influence, the CE values of the target genes are normalized to a reference gene using the CE for GAPDH The RE compared with GAPDH is determined by dividing the CE of the target geneby the CE for GAPDH ... a systematic error in geneexpression compared with a cell-based standard To normalize each sample for RNA content, a controlgene (GAPDH) was used By comparing the C(t) of GAPDH in an unknown ... then the mean coefficient of variation was determined for each target gene Data are presented as cell equivalents ofexpression and GAPDH normalized expression (relative expression) within each...
... the expressionof genes in the IL-6 signaling pathway, we found that OP-1 not only regulates expressionof the IL-6 family of cytokines but also B Changes in geneexpressionof IL-6 family of ... stimulated expressionof insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-1 and IGF-1 receptor genes [17], while inhibition of OP-1 geneexpressionby OP-1AS down-regulated mRNA expressionof these genes We have ... Grouping of genes was done by computing over-representation of regulated genes in gene ontology (GO) classes [14] Statistical analysis consisted of 1) analysis of differentially expressed genes...
... Sam68ΔC Understanding regulation of Understanding regulation of HIV-1 geneexpressionby Sam68ΔC (A) Following transcription, HIV-1 RNA undergoes alternative splicing to generate over 40 mRNAs that ... selective repression of Nef expression may require a different mechanism than that outlined by Marsh et al Inhibition of Nef expression was reported to be associated with the accumulation of nef mRNA ... approaches to controlling the pathogenesis of this virus Acknowledgements I wish to thank Mark McNally for all of his constructive suggestions in the preparation of this commentary Research by A.C is...
... Depletion of eIF5A by siRNA inhibits geneexpression from Depletion of eIF5A by siRNA inhibits geneexpression from HIV-1 molecular clone A Depletion of eIF5A 293T cells were transfected with 50 nM of ... C Figure Inhibition ofgeneexpressionby CPX and DEF is promoter specific Inhibition ofgeneexpressionby CPX and DEF is promoter specific A-C Inhibition is independent of Tat Total RNA was ... Inhibition ofgeneexpression from HIV-1 molecular clones To explore the mechanism whereby CPX and DEF inhibit HIV gene expression, we first examined the specificity of their effect on the expression...
... different experiments in terms of variation in the phase angles of peaking ofgeneexpression in different individual cells Thus, given a particular variation in geneexpression in different cells, ... particular pattern ofgeneexpression during the cell cycle (something, I may add, that I am skeptical of at the start – that is, I am skeptical of whether there are a large number of genes with cell-cycle ... in gene expression: meaning and relevance to the cell cycle It is of interest to look at the basic data in Table of Liu, Gaido and Wolfinger [1] In Table they present results on the gene expression...
... were calculated by analysis of variance of the log-transformed, normalized expression In the interests of speed, age and sex of animals were not included as cofactors in the analysis of variance ... human geneexpression Nature 2004, 430:743-747 The GeneNetwork [http://www.genenetwork.org/search.html] Chesler EJ, Wang J, Lu L, Qu Y, Manly KF, Williams RW: Genetic correlates ofgeneexpression ... the tissue of origin Raw probe 100 200 300 100 200 300 Figure Distribution of P-values from QTL mapping of brain RNA expression Distribution of P-values from QTL mapping of brain RNA expression...
... REGULATION OFGENEEXPRESSION The regulation ofgeneexpression is the controlof the level and timing of appearance of the functional product of a gene A shift in the redox balance in the cell ... the wealth of information on gene up-regulation by ROS, little attention has been paid to the down-regulation ofgeneexpressionby ROS In this thesis, we have studied how two important genes, estrogen ... response element (TRE) (Risse et al., 1989) AP-1 controls the expressionof large number of genes by binding to the TRE in the promoters regions of these genes (Vollgraf et al., 1999; Toualbi et al.,...
... REGULATE GENEEXPRESSIONBY CONTROLLING THE LOCAL SUBUNIT COMPOSITION OF RNA POLYMERASE II XUE XIAO WEI (Bachelor of Engineering (Hons), Beijing Institute of Technology, People’ Republic of China) ... Holmberg, 2000) One example of Nhp6p regulating gene transcription by affecting the recruitment of transcription factors is the expressionof S cerevisiae HO gene The HO gene encodes an endonuclease ... required for gene transcription are part ofgeneexpression machines (GEMs) (Maniatis and Reed, 2002) in the nuclear periphery and uninduced genes are located in the centre of the nucleus Upon gene induction,...
... inhibition of NHE-1 geneexpression mediated by H2O2 222 4.2 ROLE OF CASPASES AND IN THE INHIBITION OF NHE-1 EXPRESSIONBY MILD OXIDATIVE STRESS 225 4.3 IRON AND THE ACTIVATION OF ... Chelating of iron by DFO inhibits the repression of NHE-1 promoter mediated by H2O2 145 Figure 31: Chelating of iron by DFO prevent the increase of caspases and activities mediated by H2O2 ... Caspase 3 activity found in the nucleus is important for NHE‐1 gene regulation induced by H2O2 126 3.2.4 Down‐regulation of NHE‐1 protein expression induced by H2O2 is mainly attributed to the inhibition of NHE‐1 gene transcription...
... the intensity of the signals in each band by using appropriate software, often supplied by the manufacturer of the imaging equipment These programs allow integration of the intensity of the band ... Labeling of a PCR-amplified probe with DIG as part of in situ RT-PCR indirect detection ofgeneexpressionexpression standard RT-PCR was performed showing specific amplification of the TNF gene For ... (lane 4) amplification cycles Analysis ofgeneexpression 191 ment of signal intensities can either be performed by densitometry measurements of X-ray films or by a phosphoimager X-ray film has a major...
... emphasize the crucial role played by post-transcriptional regulation in the controlofgeneexpression As each step of the RNA metabolism is tightly regulated, the regulation of mRNA export, stability ... activity of both RRMs Finally, the association of ASF ⁄ SF2 with TIAR led us to investigate its role on the expressionof reporter gene bearing an ARE in its 3¢ UTR We showed that overexpression of ... oxidative stress was a result of the relocalization of the protein and not an increase of ASF ⁄ SF2 geneexpression (Fig 4A) These data are further supported by the capacity of ASF ⁄ SF2 to migrate...