The Ever shorter telomeres 3 (Est3) protein is a small regulatory subunit of yeast telomerase which is dispensable for enzyme catalysis but essential for telomere replication in vivo. Using structure ...
Every time your cells divide, the “telomeres,” or caps on the ends of your chromosomes, get a little shorter. Elderly creatures begin to suffer diseases of old age partly because their telomeres have ...
LA JOLLA, CA — It may take just one or two proteins to polish off a simple cellular task, but life-or-death matters, such as caring for the ends of chromosomes known as telomeres, require interacting ...
GE Security of Bradenton, Fla., unveils its EST3-Sixty mass notification/emergency communications (MNEC) solution, which provides protection and communications access to campuses of any size.
GE Security, a business of GE Enterprise Solutions, announces that its EST3-Sixty Mass Notification/Emergency Communications (MNEC) system has been deployed at Bradley University. The world’s first ...
A key role in studying the telomerase of Hansenula polymorpha was played by KFU's nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer. "The work frequency of our NMR spectrometer with a cryo sensor is 700 MHz. It ...
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Why do we age? An answer in yeast
Why do our cells age? Part of the answer is hidden at the very ends of our chromosomes, where telomeres are located. These small structures act like protective caps: they prevent our DNA from being ...
Three recent studies converged on a specific protein-protein interface between TPP1 and telomerase as being crucial for the regulation of both telomerase recruitment and processivity in mammalian ...
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