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  1. .... melanogaster . (A) Distribution of the number of fingers identified within each zinc-finger-containing gene in the fruit fly . (B) A schematic depicting canonical DNA recognition by a Cys2-His2 zinc finger. The numbered spheres on the a-helix represent the residues that are anticipated to contact DNA...
  2. ...of polypyrimidine-tract-binding protein. MouSDB: The Database of Splice Variants Identified in the Mouse Transcriptome All multitranscript clusters that we identified in this data set have been deposited in a Postgres database that can be queried via a Web interface at http://s.rockefeller.edu/MouSDB . We expanded...
  3. ...lost are shown as noncanonical zinc fingers. In cases where a single zinc finger contains both 8mer and 7mer sites, the 7mer overlaps the second cysteine in the motif. Table 1. Annotated miRNAs with repeated coding-region sites in many genes Family miRNAs 8mer site miRNA conservation Genes with $4...
  4. ...characterization of the zinc-finger-containing proteins in the mouse transcriptome. Genome Res. (this issue). ↵ Schriml, L.M., Hill, D.P., Blake, J.A., Bono, H., Wynshaw-Boris, A., Pavan, W.J., Ring, B.J., Beisel, K., Setou, M., RIKEN GER Group and GSL Members, et al. 2003 . Human disease genes and their cloned...
  5. ...interactors. F22D6.2 is a zinc-finger-containing protein with unassigned function or anatomic expression pattern. NHR-123 is a novel nuclear hormone receptor that has not been studied in C. elegans . However, NHR-123 exhibits significant homology with the human vitamin D3 receptor (VDR). Interestingly, VDR...
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