July 2002 - 3 articles
Eukaryotic transposable elements are ubiquitous and widespread mobile genetic entities. These elements often make up a substantial fraction of the host genomes in which they reside. For example, approximately 1/2 of the human genome was recently sho...
The availability of the Arabidopsis genome sequence allows for novel approaches in the analysis of many aspects of plant biology. Approximately 6% of Arabidopsis genes code for transcription factors, which can be grouped into different families acco...
Identifying those genes that are expressed and at what levels is an essential part of almost any biological inquiry at the cellular level. Techniques such as Northern blot have been in existence for decades to perform this task, but advances in mole...
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