Trends in RNA research
By: Peter A. McNamara (editor).
Contributors: McNamara, Peter A.
Publisher: Nova Science Publishers
Published: 2006
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: RNA -- Research.; Genetic regulation -- Research.; Molecular dynamics.; Genetic Techniques -- trends.; RNA -- genetics.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Targeting RNA with small molecule drugs / Guido J.R. Zaman and Paulus J.A. Michiels; title: RNA interference: applications in research on amyloidogenesis in Alzheimer's disease / Henrik Zetterberg et al.; title: CRD-BP/IMP1: an RNA binding protein with tumorigenic characteristics / Panayotis Ioannidis and Theoni Trangas; title: Ribozyme against HPV16 E6 mRNA suppresses cervical cancer cell growth and sensitizes cells to apoptosis and anti-tumor therapies / Yanfeng Zheng and Jiren Zhang; title: Transcriptome analysis of dendritic cells / Bradley Messmer and Davorka Messmer; title: Post-transplant hypertension and oxidative stress: effect of different antihypertensive treatments / Elisa Pagnin and Lorenzo A. Calo; title: Correlation of laboratory test results supports the quality assurance of the AMPLICOR HCV test in detection of hepatitis C virus RNA / Hayato Miyachi et al.; title: The primary and secondary structures of HIV-1 genomic RNA region encompassing DISs, SD and hairpins: in silico study / Margarita I. Zarudaya et al.; title: Genetic diversity and pathogentic relevance of sodium hydrogen exchanger / Islam Khan; title: 16S rRNA gene sequencing: interest and limits for identification and characterization of novel taxa within the family acidaminococcacae / Helene Marchandin and Estelle Jumas-Bilak; title: 16S rRNA as a tool for bacterial phylogeny and identification: some global concepts and their illustration through applications to the genus bifidobacterium / Catherine J. Mullie; title: RNA amplification methodologies / Shaoli Che and Stephen D. Ginsberg; title: Talpat: PCR-mediated global mRNA amplification for less than 100 cells / Kazuhiko Aoyagi et al.