How Is Gene Expression Regulated? The amounts and types of mRNA molecules in ... exist within the genome of a cell. Consequently, regulatory proteins can have different roles for different genes ...

Our brain is arguably the organ that most distinguishes humans from other primates. Its exceptional size, complexity and capabilities far exceed those of any other species on Earth. Yet humans share ...

mRNA can be employed to reprogram cells into different cell types ... The ability to harness the power of mRNA to modulate gene expression and produce desired proteins holds immense promise for ...

Like workers at a factory or office, proteins in a cell must be in the right department to do their jobs. But scientists have ...

USP39 stabilizes the spliceosome (green), which cuts out unneeded parts (grey and purple) of the mRNA ... our cells can produce several hundred thousand different proteins,” explains Prof.

the two cells have different histone modifications and other regulatory proteins, allowing the expression of unique sets of genes in each. If this regulation goes awry, it can lead to serious ...

A study comparing human, chimpanzee, and macaque brains reveals significant differences in gene expression, particularly in ...

Combining a premade SMN protein with a Spinraza-like drug (targets SMN2 gene) helped patient-derived motor neurons; potential ...

Further proof of great versatility of Altamira’s platform for extrahepatic RNA deliveryCircular mRNA significantly increasing ...

TTUHSC’s Petar Grozdanov, Ph.D., will investigate how perturbed gene expression ... the end of the protein production and the termination of the mRNA transcript is different.

Our brain is arguably the organ that most distinguishes humans from other primates. Its exceptional size, complexity and ...