Cataloging and testing of coding variants in coactivator and corepressor genes should continue and may serve as a valuable resource for investigations of other hormone-related phenotypes, such as mammographic density, and of inter-individual response to hormonal therapies used for cancer treatment and prevention.
Cataloging and testing of coding variants in coactivator and corepressor genes should continue and may serve as a valuable resource for investigations of other hormone-related phenotypes, such as inter-individual response to hormonal therapies used for cancer treatment and prevention.
As the catalog of our coding exons, the "exome", is improving in definition, we took the opportunity to analyze the expression of over 1 million known or predicted human exons in immature hematopoietic progenitor cells & hematopoietic stem cells (HSPC) and mature whole blood cells using the GeneChip Human Exon 1.0 ST (Affymetrix) microarray.
A catalog of 3,702 genes coding for TM proteins located at the surface of human cells (human cell surfaceome) was generated by us through the use of bioinformatics approaches [ 5].
Studies so far have focused on protein coding parts and no detailed catalog of non-coding genetic variation is available.
The laboratory database is linked to the menu-driven, coded catalog of IMSS laboratory exams and contains laboratory test orders.
Recently, we have generated a catalog of 3,702 genes that codes for trans-membrane proteins located at cell surface [ 5].
For a deeper dive into this relationship, take a look at this recent study in published in Nature, which created a catalog of genetic diversity in genes that code for proteins, which are what largely account for observable variations between individuals, from eye color to the predisposition for certain diseases.
She cracked the code and discovered a catalog of his extramarital liaisons, many with her friends.
The completion of human genome sequencing/assembly and its annotation using computational and comparative genomic approaches has led to the cataloging of ~25,000 protein-coding genes.
