EWS FLI a widely recognized fusion oncogene for Ewing

2018-10-20

EWS-FLI1, a widely recognized fusion oncogene for Ewing sarcomas, is generated by the chromosomal translocation of t(11;22) (q24;q12), which consists of the N-terminal transactivator domain of the EWS gene and the C-terminal ETS DNA binding domain of the FLI1 gene. The resulting EWS-FLI1 fusion prot

acetylcholine receptors MYC is not a pluripotency

2018-10-20

MYC is not a pluripotency factor, but it substantially improves reprogramming dynamics, primarily because MYC accelerates cell proliferation (Sabo et al., 2014; Walz et al., 2014), providing an opportunity for the somatic genome to gradually reshape its epigenetic landscape. MYC is critical at an ea

Telomeres are repetitive DNA structures at the

2018-10-20

Telomeres are repetitive DNA structures at the chromosome ends that safeguard them from DNA repair and degradation activities. This protective function requires a proper telomere length and the binding of a six-protein complex known as shelterin, including TRF1, which is essential for telomere prote

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2018-07-29