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Aksiniya Asenova University of California, Davis
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Antoine de Morree Stanford university
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Emilia Krypotou Yale University
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Emilie Battivelli Buck institute
5 protocols

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Emily K Cope

Northern Arizona University

Research focus

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, view: 4158, Q&A: 0

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, view: 12142, Q&A: 0

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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Assessing Yeast Cell Survival Following Hydrogen Peroxide Exposure

Authors: Khoa Tran and Erin M. Green, date: 01/20/2019, view: 1635, Q&A: 0

In the presence of oxidative stress, cellular defense systems that can detoxify reactive oxygen species are activated through multiple signaling cascades and transcriptional reprogramming. The budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae has ...

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Intracellular Invasion and Killing Assay to Investigate the Effects of Binge Alcohol Toxicity in Murine Alveolar Macrophages

Authors: Victor Jimenez Jr and Fernando P Monroy, date: 01/20/2019, view: 882, Q&A: 0

Alcohol consumption has diverse and well-documented effects on the human immune system and its ability to defend against infective agents. While pulmonary related infections can occur in healthy humans, binge alcohol use is recognized as a major ...

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