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12 February 2010
For the first time in a higher eukaryote, researchers at EMBL-EBI and
their collaborators have demonstrated that the binding of nuclear pore
components to large parts of the Drosophila genome is an additional
mechanism involved in regulating gene expression. As published today in
PLoS Genetics, the researchers identified two nucleoporins, Mtor and
Nup153, that bind a quarter of the Drosophila genome at active
chromosomal regions and define a major class of new proteins regulating
gene expression... more |
03 February 2010
Finland has made its first specific commitment to the development of European biomedical research infrastructures by supporting a joint pilot infrastructure project in bioinformatics (ELIXIR.), biobanking (BBMRI) and translational research (EATRIS).... more.. |
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