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オスカル・リボ核タンパク質の粒子の液体から固体への段階転換は,ドロソフィラ胚の発達におけるその機能に不可欠である

Mainak Bose1, Marko Lampe2, Julia Mahamid3

  • 1Developmental Biology Unit, European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Heidelberg 69117, Germany.

Cell
|March 24, 2022
PubMed
まとめ

オスカー・リボ核タンパク質の粒子は,ドロソフィラの卵細胞の液体状態から固体状態への移行である. この相移行はRNAの局所化と翻訳を制御し 胚の発達と生殖系形成に不可欠です

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RNAの局所化RNPの粒バイオ分子凝縮物胚の発達材料の特性についてオスカー mRNA段階分離リボヌクレオプロテインの粒翻訳管理

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