Sentence examples for another prion from inspiring English sources

Now scientists will inject the drug into mice with another prion disease, called G.S.S., under the prion expert James Mastrianni at the University of Chicago.

The pathology of the illness is similar to that of kuru, another prion disease which arose from eating infected meat.

She wonders if the animals actually contracted scrapie, another prion disease, because of lab contamination.

They injected a special breed of transgenic mice with extracts from the brains of patients who died either from CJD or another prion disease, fatal familial insomnia.

That report was prepared by an international group of experts including Stanley Prusiner, who won the Nobel Prize for his discovery of prions, and another prion expert, Paul Brown, formerly of the U.S. National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland.

And even just examining the histories and remaining populations of the disease's survivors, it was thought, could teach us about how to handle another prion outbreak in the wider world if one ever were to arise.

Another prion-like protein, encoded by the gene pqn-47, is required for shedding of the cuticle during the molt (Russel et al., 2011) but diverges from the APPG proteins in amino acid sequence (supplementary material Fig. S1), is not differentially expressed during the molt (supplementary material Table S1), and shows a different expression pattern from APPG genes (Russel et al., 2011).

In the current work, the authors reveal that this state is maintained in E. coli through multiple generations and that its propagation, unlike its initiation, is independent of another yeast prion protein New1.

Although PrPSc stability analysis in VPSPr was restricted to a single case (case 1) where multiple regions were available, extensive analysis of another human prion disease subtype, vCJD, gives an indication of the precision of this method.

In comparison with another sporadic prion disease, the annual frequency of sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease in humans, which is estimated only by analyses of reported clinically suspect cases, is 1 2 cases per million.

Here we offer another explanation of prion neurotoxicity using ER stress.