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    Eukaryotic cells respond to cellular stress by controlling the translation, stability and subcellular localization of mRNA (Buchan, Yoon, & Parker, 2011). This occurs through the remodeling of translating mRNAs into non-translating mRNPs which accumulate in cytoplasmic RNA- protein granules, known as P-bodies (mainly contain mRNA decay machinery) and stress granules (mainly contain translation initiation factors). (Buchan, Yoon, & Parker, 2011). Several studies reveal that both granules share specific

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    Decreased expression of ARF in human cancer Consistent with the findings in mice, frequent mutation or deletion of the ARF/INK4a in numerous human cancers was discovered (Refs. 41, 68, 69; Table 1). It is difficult, however, to assess the relative importance of p16INK4a and p14ARF individually in humans since mutation or deletion at the ARF/INK4a locus frequently affects both proteins (Ref. 8). Generally, exon 2 is the site of mutation, affecting either p16INK4a, p14ARF, or both proteins. Some

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    Hfc Case Study

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    of these mice with diphtheria toxin (DT) results in depletion of Foxp3+ Treg. After Foxp3+ Treg depletion in these mice, the frequency of CD11chiI-Ab+CD11b+ cDC increased, but the PDCA-1+ pDC decreased in the lymph nodes or spleen. The level of expression of DC maturation markers including CD80 and CD40 was upregulated on cDC but not on PDCA-1+ pDC, indicating that Treg restrain cDC maturation.26 Treg-depleted

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    Mirna Analysis

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    Aim 1 is to select and validate expression of candidate ex-RNAs produced by Cn in vitro. 1a. To select sRNA, mRNA, and lncRNA unique to Cn but not present in mammalian hosts. Twelve novel miRNAs and 572 novel lncRNA are exRNAs not found in the existing database and will be subject to expression validation directly. All 12 novel miRNAs will be included. For novel lncRNAs, annotation will be continued to identify

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    Next-generation sequencing and liquid biopsy: Next-generation sequencing (NGS) has lately been adapted to diagnostic prerequisites and a growing number of diagnostic facilities offer an assortment of NGS-based services. However, variable NGS-based methodologies ranging from amplicon-based (targeted) NGS, whole exome (WGS) or whole genome NGS (WES) exist and are suited for different applications. As regards to tumor diagnostics in molecular pathology amplicon-based NGS predominantly is usually applied

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    demonstrated by DNA microarray analysis that myelin gene regulatory factor (MRF) expression is specific to terminally differentiated oligodendrocytes (Cahoy et al., 2008; Heiman et al., 2008). Importantly, knockdown of MRF in oligodendrocytes by RNA interference downregulates expression of the majority CNS myelin genes (Emery et al., 2009). In contrast, overexpression of MRF in in vitro cultured OPCs can promote myelin gene expression. Oligodendrocyte lineage-specific MRF knockout mice show normal premyelinating

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    The evidence in the literature suggests that the reproductive neuroendocrine axis is centrally regulated through inputs from kisspeptin-expressing neurons to GNRH-expressing neurons, which afterward regulate the release of LH and FSH from the anterior pituitary [Aki et al., 2015]. Kisspeptin primarily participates in the regulator of the reproductive axis performed its capability to operate upon, and evoke GNRH neurons, which have been shown to express GPR54 [d’Anglemont and Colledge, 2010]. Vaccination

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    early life could lead to long term change on brain structure, metabolism and behaviors. First, we established a novel mouse model to control spatial and temporal expression of DN-DISC1 in NPCs, which allows us to monitor the effect of risk genes on NPCs at the beginning of brain development. Second, we showed that a short-term prenatal expression of DN-DISC1 in embryonic NPCs and then off after birth was enough to cause subtle but significant behavior changes in anxiety and depression-like behaviors in

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    initial annotation of both mRNA and lncRNA that will be served as reference. One of the main focuses is expression validation that we plan to focus on. We will primarily employ the qRT-PCR approach but will also employ digital PCR to increase sensitivity and reproducibility. 3c. Analysis of mRNA and lncRNA by targeted gene disruption and overexpression Extracellular mRNA and lncRNAs whose expression is increased or reduced specifically as the result of gene disruption (cin1, loss of virulence) and isoform

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    transcription factor E2F activity. These actions lead to cell cycle arrest at G1 and G2 (Quelle 1997). Expression of p16INK4a functions to limit cell-cycle progression and to promote cellular senescence in response to multiple stressors, including oncogene activation, telomere erosion, reactive oxygen species, and stalled replication forks (reviewed in Sharpless & Sherr 2015; He & Sharpless 2017; Fig. 1). Expression of p16INK4a in healthy cells is low, but once induced, p16INK4a binds and inhibits cyclin-dependent

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