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The severe auditory and vestibular phenotype of the TRPML3(A419P) varitint-waddler mutation made this protein particularly interesting for inner ear biology.
This strong link between HER2 activity and the malignant process has made this protein an excellent target for studies focusing on the development of new cancer therapies [ 2].
The restricted expression of sclerostin in the skeleton and the lack of abnormalities in organs other than the skeleton in patients and animals with sclerostin deficiency made this protein an attractive target for the development of a new bone-forming therapy for the management of osteoporosis.
RNA immunoprecipitation, enrichment of SAF-A GFP fuSAF-A GFPeins at the Xi, dissociation ofusion RNA from Xi after SAF-A knock-down and a recently developroteinsilico protein RNatintheaction prediction approach made this protein a strong candidate as a Xist RNA interaction factor [ 63, 65].
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Because people make this protein in their own bodies, no one is allergic to it.
The effects of elevated CO2 in reducing crop nitrogen contents will likely make this protein deficit somewhat worse Response strategies such as increasing the amount of animal protein or through the increased consumption of legumes will tend to increase greenhouse gas emissions, thus feeding back into more climate change.
It may be more applicable than just the subset of cancers that make this protein… In an ideal world this drug would be preventative.
The ease of preparation and scale-up makes this protein delivery platform attractive for clinical translation.
The exclusive expression of E7, a viral oncogene, in infected cells makes this protein an ideal target for immunotherapy.
It shows a high content of essential amino acids, making this protein important from a nutritional viewpoint.
Another of the undergraduates, Kyle Buchan, explains: "What we've basically done is make E.coli make this protein.
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