A butterfly flutters by

Article Abstract:

A dimer of the p50 subunit of NF-kappa-B has been identified theoretically by Gourishankar Gosh of Yale University, New Haven, CT. The NF-kappa-B is a butterfly that attaches to the DNA by enclosing the DNA. The dimer, which is a Rel-homology region (RHR), consists of two domains that are linked flexibly and are identical to the immunoglobulin.

Genetic aspects, DNA, Butterflies, Homology (Biology)

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A cellular rescue team

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the signals sent by cells through molecular circuitry which enable cells to commit programmed suicide or to differentiate into different cell types are discussed.

Physiological aspects, Molecular biology, Embryology, Animal embryology, Cell research, Cytological research

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Our genome unveiled

Article Abstract:

The mapping of the humane genome has turned the science world on its head and opened up a whole new era in understanding and development.

Study and teaching, Chromosome mapping

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