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Aksiniya Asenova
University of California, Davis
11 protocols
Antoine de Morree
Stanford university
32 protocols
Emilia Krypotou
Yale University
8 protocols
Emilie Battivelli
Buck institute
4 protocols
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Emily K Cope
Northern Arizona University
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Microbiology
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6 Protocols reviewed
Determining Genome Size from Spores of Seedless Vascular Plants
Authors:
Li-Yaung Kuo
and
Yao-Moan Huang
,
date:
06/05/2017,
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Seedless vascular plants, including ferns and lycophytes, produce spores to initiate the gametophyte stage and to complete sexual reproduction. Approximately 10% of them are apomictic through the production of genomic unreduced spores. Being able to ...
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Affinity Pulldown of Biotinylated RNA for Detection of Protein-RNA Complexes
Authors:
Amaresh C Panda
,
Jennifer L. Martindale
and
Myriam Gorospe
,
date:
12/20/2016,
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RNA-binding proteins (RBPs) have recently emerged as crucial players in the regulation of gene expression. The interactions of RBPs with target mRNAs control the levels of gene products by altering different regulatory steps, including pre-mRNA ...
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3 Protocols edited
High-throughput Microscopic Analysis of
Salmonella
Invasion of Host Cells
Authors:
Jakub Voznica
,
Jost Enninga
and
Virginie Stévenin
,
date:
09/20/2018,
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Salmonella
is a Gram-negative bacterium causing a gastro-enteric disease called salmonellosis. During the first phase of infection,
Salmonella
uses its flagella to swim near the surface of the epithelial cells and to target ...
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Structural Analysis of
Bordetella pertussis
Biofilms by Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy
Authors:
Natalia Cattelan
,
Osvaldo Miguel Yantorno
and
Rajendar Deora
,
date:
08/05/2018,
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Biofilms are sessile communities of microbial cells embedded in a self-produced or host-derived exopolymeric matrix. Biofilms can both be beneficial or detrimental depending on the surface. Compared to their planktonic counterparts, biofilm cells ...
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