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  1. Biochemical and Molecular Characterizations of a Novel DNA Repair Enzyme, CPD -Photolyase, and Late Promoters of Fowlpox Virus

    … contrast, the promoter associated with the ORF, P180, was the weakest. Interestingly, a novel bi-directional promoter controlling the expression of ORFs 130 and 131 appeared to be active whose expression was one log fold less than that of the P190 promoter. Subsequently when the critical …

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  2. Metodologias de avaliação da uniformidade de distribuição de água e de seleção de emissores para pivôs centrais

    … Paranaíba - MG, sendo denominados de pivô 180° (P180) e pivô 360° (P360). A avaliação da uniformidade foi realizada utilizando-se coletores padronizados espaçados de 1 m e, posteriormente, simulando espaçamentos maiores até 12 m, com a eliminação de leituras compreendidas entre os intervalos. Os …

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  3. Studying the Effect of TBX4 Loss-of-Function on Postnatal Lung Development and How it Predisposes to Pulmonary Hypertension

    … intercept (MLI) at P14 (25%), P36 (31.7%), and P180 (49.5%). The lungs also have reduced vascularization as indicated by a 39.4% reduction in the number of vWF-positive vessels. Consistent with PH, mutant mice have higher RVSP (19.4%), vascular remodeling, and mild right ventricular hypertrophy …

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  4. The Regulation of Microrna Biogenesis By Ribosome-Interacting Proteins

    <p>MicroRNA (miRNA) are small, non-coding RNAs that affect gene expression through degradation of complementary mRNA targets or inhibition of translation. As they affect approximately 50% of all cellular processes, miRNA are tightly regulated by the cell through transcriptional and …

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