AbstractExperiments were carried out to better characterize antisense control of translation, Results in an E. coli system confirmed specific inhibition of poly(U) translation. At low concentrations, certain homopolymers (including poly(rA)) stimulated translation, Oligo(dA) was inhibitory at 1158. Translation of globin mRNA in reticulocyte lysates indicated that ssDNA 15-mers targeted at β-globin mRNA inhibited both α- and β-globin production. Sequences targeted immediately downstream of the AUG were the least effective in inhibition. These and other anomalies are discussed here in relation to those of others, emphasizing caution in performing antisense experiments
Protein synthesis is controlled at the level of translation initiation. Cells rapidly respond to env...
Since the identification of the DNA double-stranded helix, the gene as a target of therapy and, more...
AbstractSynthetic oligodeoxynucleotides, either unmodified or linked to an intercalating agent, have...
AbstractExperiments were carried out to better characterize antisense control of translation, Result...
Various aspects of protein synthesis have been studied, both to gain insight into its mechanism and ...
We have used a-oligomers as antisense oligonucleotides complementary to three different sequences of...
Antisense RNA molecules in bacteria cause inhibition of translation of specific mRNA molecules and r...
<p>The RNA transcript ΔNp53utr-Luc containing a cap analogue at the 5′ end was translated in RRL in ...
Antisense oligodeoxynucleotide technology has contributed greatly to the overall understanding of bo...
AbstractWe have studied the inhibition by a phosphorothioate oligodeoxynucleotide (17PScap) of cDNA ...
Regulated gene expression is widely useful for gene function studies and as a means to control genes...
AbstractWe demonstrated that unmodified and modified (phosphorothioate) oligonucleotides prevent cDN...
Synthetic biology is an interdisciplinary field that comprises of the use of engineering principles ...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Rochester. School of Medicine & Dentistry. Dept. of Biochemistry and B...
Inhibitors of translation have proven invaluable in delineating the overall mechanism of protein syn...
Protein synthesis is controlled at the level of translation initiation. Cells rapidly respond to env...
Since the identification of the DNA double-stranded helix, the gene as a target of therapy and, more...
AbstractSynthetic oligodeoxynucleotides, either unmodified or linked to an intercalating agent, have...
AbstractExperiments were carried out to better characterize antisense control of translation, Result...
Various aspects of protein synthesis have been studied, both to gain insight into its mechanism and ...
We have used a-oligomers as antisense oligonucleotides complementary to three different sequences of...
Antisense RNA molecules in bacteria cause inhibition of translation of specific mRNA molecules and r...
<p>The RNA transcript ΔNp53utr-Luc containing a cap analogue at the 5′ end was translated in RRL in ...
Antisense oligodeoxynucleotide technology has contributed greatly to the overall understanding of bo...
AbstractWe have studied the inhibition by a phosphorothioate oligodeoxynucleotide (17PScap) of cDNA ...
Regulated gene expression is widely useful for gene function studies and as a means to control genes...
AbstractWe demonstrated that unmodified and modified (phosphorothioate) oligonucleotides prevent cDN...
Synthetic biology is an interdisciplinary field that comprises of the use of engineering principles ...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Rochester. School of Medicine & Dentistry. Dept. of Biochemistry and B...
Inhibitors of translation have proven invaluable in delineating the overall mechanism of protein syn...
Protein synthesis is controlled at the level of translation initiation. Cells rapidly respond to env...
Since the identification of the DNA double-stranded helix, the gene as a target of therapy and, more...
AbstractSynthetic oligodeoxynucleotides, either unmodified or linked to an intercalating agent, have...