Titlebook: Organization and Function of the Eucaryotic Genome; Abstracts Seventh Ge V. L. Larionov,M. A. Eldarov,W. Keller Conference proceedings 1987

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Induction and Regulation of the Expression of NGF-Induced Genes in PC 12 Cells,s slowly over a period of several days, requires RNA synthesis and results in the extension of neurites, the development of electrical exitability, increased level of acetylcholine receptors, etc. In contrast, NGF also induces some rapid changes in PC12 cells.

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Induction of Growth and Differentiation in Hematopoietic Cells by Oncogene-Containing Leukemia Viruduce their own cMGF and that grow in an autocrine fashion [2, 5]. We have shown that v-.,the second oncogene present in MH2, is responsible for this effect and that a number of tyrosine kinase-type oncogenes as well as v-Ha. are likewise capable of inducing cMGF production.

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The Family of Human Na+, K+-ATPase Genes,ence of exons and exon-intron organisation of one of these genes are determined. The exon parts of the second gene are identical to the cDNA sequence of the a-subunit of Na., K .-ATPase from HeLa cells [1].

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Chromatin Structure and the Mechanism of Cell- and Stage-Specific Activation of the Lysozyme Gene,e chromatin sites, we have identified a number of .-acting, positive, negative, and inducible DNA elements in the 5′-flanking region which have to work together to control the cell- and stage-specific transcriptional activation of the gene.

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Location of a ,-Subunit Region Determining Ion Transport Through the Acetylcholine Receptor Channel conductances of these AChR channels suggest that a region comprising the putative transmembrane segment M2 and the adjacent bend portion between segments M2 and M3 is involved in determining the rate of ion transport through the open channel.

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The Nature of DNA Attachments to a Nuclear Skeleton,e nuclear skeleton only in erythroblasts. No interaction of tightly bound proteins with .-globin DNA could be detected in chicken fibroblasts. The role of the nuclear skeleton in replication and transcription is discussed.