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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «IMMORTALISATION»
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Viruses, Cell Transformation and Cancer
Thirdly, and perhaps most importantly, there is evidence to suggest that the
regions of both E6 and E7 required for primary rodent cell transformation differ
from those required for primary human cell immortalisation. For example, a
mutant of E7 ...
2
Issues in Cancer Treatment: 2011 Edition
It has long been known that loss of a key tumor suppressor gene, such as p53 or
pRB, is necessary but not sufficient for spontaneous cellular immortalisation,”
scientists in Sevilla, Spain report. “Therefore, there must be additional mutations
...
3
Advances in Molecular Toxicology
To circumvent the ethical problem, reinforced by the use of foetal human material,
cell immortalisation plays a major role (Park et al, 1996). The 3D environment (
retained differentiation) and immortalisation on human hepatocytes has been ...
Claude Reiss, Simone Parvez, Gilles Labbe, 1998
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Bioinformatics and Systems Biology: Collaborative Research ...
Cell Immortalisation, Tumourigenesis and Senescence 179 graphical interface
that integrates the separate datasets obtained throughout the project (vertical
comparative genomics) with public datasets from other species and the
phylogenetic ...
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Human Genetic Biobanks in Asia: Politics of Trust and ...
immortalisation of samples is favoured because the immortalised cell line
produces unlimited amounts of DNA samples from each individual. So the
biobank report included an immortalisation plan.18 However, the immortalisation
process for ...
Margaret Sleeboom-Faulkner, 2008
This strongly indicates that a second rare event is necessary for immortalisation.
In this regard, human fibroblasts are completely different from rodent cells.
However, other types of human cells can be much more readily immortalised by
virus ...
An essential role for telomerase in immortalisation is further strengthened by the
finding that inhibition of telomerase activity using an antisense transcript of
human telomerase RNA induced telomere shortening and crisis in immortal cells
[85].
Frank Sharp, Tony Blackett, Jonathan Berek, 1998
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The Genetics of Cancer: Genes Associated with Cancer ...
But telomerasedependent immortalisation of cells, together with the inactivation
of p53 or rb genes by allelic loss or mutation, is postulated to lead to M2
immortalisation. Furthermore, M2 immortalisation is postulated to lead to
progression of ...
Gajanan V. Sherbet, M. S. Lakshmi, 1997
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Theurgy in Late Antiquity: The Invention of a Ritual Tradition
5.3.3 Theurgic Ascent and Immortalisation in the Commentary on the Republic
and the Platonic Theology In the context of Homeric exegesis we finally
encounter allusions to a striking and unusual ritual which makes the pride of
every book on ...
Ilinca Tanaseanu-Döbler, 2013
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Cell Culture Methods for In Vitro Toxicology
Other important factors that may influence the success in obtaining immortalised
cells include the toxicity and efficiency of the immortalisation procedure. These
can be assessed experimentally and if necessary appropriate techniques can be
...
Glyn Stacey, Alan Doyle, Margherita Ferro, 2001
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Status Quo play Newmarket Nights: Rick Parfitt interview …
... What You're Proposing and – of course – Rockin' All Over the World) and immortalisation by means of a feature film, Madame Tussauds AND ... «Cambridge News, jul 15»
Okoroji Calls for Immortalisation of Dan Maraya Jos
Nigeria: Okoroji Calls for Immortalisation of Dan Maraya Jos. tweet. share. Google+. comment. email · more. The Chairman, Copyright Society ... «AllAfrica.com, jun 15»
Lawyer restates call for immortalisation of Abiola
Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola. The clamour for the immortalisation of the acclaimed winner of the June 12 Presidential election, ... «The Guardian Nigeria, jun 15»
June 12: Fagbemi urges FG to honour MKO
The immortalisation of Abiola, according to Fagbemi, should not have any political undertone like it purportedly occurred when the Federal ... «Daily Sun, jun 15»
Right Activists Urge Befitting Immortalisation Of Abiola
SOME Human Rights activists yesterday converged on Osogbo, Osun State capital, and called on the country's political leaders to find a ... «The Guardian Nigeria, jun 15»
Jafantasising about our slurplus
This week, the Herald reported on the immortalisation of middle-distance runner turned middle-ranking councillor Dick Quax (or Theodorus ... «New Zealand Herald, mai 15»
Will Harriet Tubman be the first female on the $20 note?
The group also said Jackson was an "ironic" choice for immortalisation on the $20 bill given his opposition to paper currency. Tubman, who in ... «The Voice Online, mai 15»
Princess Charlotte immortalised by Lego
The new baby's immortalisation has been added to a 7cm double buggy, which has been created in proportion to the rest of the models on ... «Blasting News, mai 15»
British Breakthroughs: The Most Innovative People Our Fair Isles …
As well as his immortalisation as the man who helped crack the German codes during the Second World War, Turing had his fingers in plenty of ... «Gizmodo UK, abr 15»
Want a better life? Become a gospel singer
... of groundbreaking innovations in their musical genre, intense psychological pain, a squalid death at their peak, and immortalisation”. The fact ... «Telegraph.co.uk, abr 15»
