'E3 ligase' presentation slideshows

Proposed Mechanisms of Persistence

UMass Dartmouth Botulinum Research Center Introduction Symposium Insights into the mechanism of BoNT/A neuronal persistence and avenues for novel therapies George A. Oyler MD, PhD Friday August 24, 2007. Proposed Mechanisms of Persistence.

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Proposed Mechanisms of Persistence

UMass Dartmouth Botulinum Research Center Introduction Symposium Insights into the mechanism of BoNT/A neuronal persistence and avenues for novel therapies George A. Oyler MD, PhD Friday August 24, 2007. Proposed Mechanisms of Persistence.

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BST2/Tetherin: a restriction factor of HIV-1.

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E3 ligases

The E3 ligase family is the largest family in ubiquitin signaling pathway with about 700 members identified or predicted to possess ligase activities. https://www.creative-biogene.com/Services/Drug-Discovery-Services/E3-ligases-assays.html

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Question 1:

Question 1: You have joined a lab for your graduate studies and your project is to study a mutation in MCL1 that was discovered in an Argentinian family with a history of cancer.

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