These motifs, in concert with protein DNA binding site data, establish for the first time the beginnings of a global C. parvum gene regulatory map that will contribute to our understanding of the development of this zoonotic parasite.
The lack of attempts has probably been a consequence of not having a clear understanding of mechanisms; however, it is feasible to map loci that contribute to the phenotypic manifestation of CSP, i.e., conspecific advantage to father progeny.
The past two decades have witnessed a revolution in the field of genetics which has led to a rapid evolution in the tools and techniques available for mapping genes that contribute to genetically complex disorders such as alcohol dependence.
GSK3 can also target substrates other than MAPs that likely contribute to GSK3-dependent effects on mitotic progression.
We used a combination of RNA interference (RNAi), high-throughput microscopy, and time-lapse video microscopy in Drosophila S2 cells to identify a specific MAP, kinesin-like protein 10A (KLP10A), that contributes to the efficacy of the anti-microtubule drug colchicine.
As shown by Knox and Ellis [ 35], another factor that contributes to genetic map expansion is excess heterozygosity.
Another factor that contributes to the decreased map size is the fact that male meioses contributed most to the current map, while the USDA maps [ 8, 20] were based primarily on female meioses.
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Thus, this chromosome engineering technology is a useful tool for identification or mapping of genes that contribute to the DS phenotypes.
Based on a previous study that mapped the residues that contribute to 1D4 binding, it is likely that phosphorylation at the T342 position abolished the 1D4 epitope [20].
