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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"mRNA differential display"”.
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The role of proteases in development of cancer in mice
… the cathepsin gene or stability of cathepsin B mRNA. Some malignant tissues secrete cathepsins which are thought to degrade the extracellular matrix. Cathepsins are, therefore, often involved in the invasion of cells by malignant cancer cells. The increased cathepsin B and B+L activities in this …
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Gene expression in a microspore-derived cell suspension culture of Brassica Napus exhibiting enhanced oil production
… medium was increased from 2 to 14 % (w/v). mRNA differential display by polymerase chain reaction was used to examine gene expression in cells grown at different sucrose concentrations in order to identify mRNAs which could be associated with oil formation. The anchored primer, T12AA, was …
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Physiological and molecular mechanisms of salt tolerance in barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)
… mechanisms of salt tolerance. Using the mRNA differential display technique, 21 cDNA fragments were cloned from young leaves, 10 of them had homologues from GenBank. A leucine zipper transcription factor gene (B 15/B20) was upregulated in Golden Promise and down-regulated in Maythorpe by …
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DIFFERENTIAL GENE EXPRESSION DURING ISCHEMIA AND REPERFUSION IN AN EXTRACORPOREAL SMALL BOWEL PERFUSION MODEL IN SWINE
… Zytokinen und einer Induktion der entsprechenden mRNA-Expression kommt. Diese Reaktion zeigte sich schon während der kalten Ischämiezeit, wobei sie nach 20 Stunden KIZ deutlich ausgeprägter war als nach 2 Stunden. Nach Reperfusion kam es zu einer mukosalen Schädigung, wobei eine verlängerte kalte …
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Expression und Funktion des Apoptose-assoziierten Moleküls PHLDA1 im humanen Melanom
… A member 1) wurde in unserem Labor in einer mRNA differential display-Analyse auf der Suche nach Metastasierungs- assoziierten Molekülen im Melanom isoliert. Es ist das humane Homolog zu dem murinen TDAG51, das im Aktivierungs-induzierten Zelltod bei T-Zellen involviert ist. In der …