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A PBX1 transcriptional network controls dopaminergic neuron development and is impaired in Parkinson's disease 下载免费PDF全文
J Carlos Villaescusa Bingsi Li Enrique M Toledo Pia Rivetti di Val Cervo Shanzheng Yang Simon RW Stott Karol Kaiser Saiful Islam Daniel Gyllborg Rocio Laguna‐Goya Michael Landreh Peter Lönnerberg Anna Falk Tomas Bergman Roger A Barker Sten Linnarsson Licia Selleri Ernest Arenas 《The EMBO journal》2016,35(18):1963-1978
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By incorporating annotation information into the analysis of next-generation sequencing DNA methylation data, we provide an improvement in performance over current testing procedures. Methylation analysis using genome information (MAGI) is applicable for both unreplicated and replicated data, and provides an effective analysis for studies with low sequencing depth. When compared with current tests, the annotation-informed tests provide an increase in statistical power and offer a significance-based interpretation of differential methylation. 相似文献
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Cultured chick embryo fibroblasts derived from skin and skeletal muscle exhibit hyaluronidase activity both associated with the cell layer and secreted into the medium. Although both forms of the enzyme have a number of similar characteristics (R.W. Orkin and B.P. Toole, 1980, J. Biol. CHem. 255), they differ in thermal stability at neutral pH and in behavior on ion-exchange chromatography. Both forms of the enzyme are equally stable at acidic pH for long intervals, but the cell-associated hyaluronidase is significantly less stable than the secreted froms at neutral pH and at temperatures more than or equal to 30 degrees C. Neither the presence of proteases nor inhibitors of hyaluronidase appear to be involved in the cell-asspcoated enzyme. Chromatography of the two forms of hyaluronidase on carboxymethyl cellulose reveals that most (60-90 percent) of the secreted form of the enzyme elutes at a lower ionic strength than the cell- associated enzyme. Treatment of the secreted form of hyaluronidase with neuraminidase shifts its elution profile on carboxymethyl cellulose toward that of the cell-associated form, and also decreases its thermal stability at neutral pH. In contrast, treatment of the secreted form of hyaluronidase with alkaline phosphatase has no detectable effect. These data suggest that the secreted hyaluronidase differs from the cellular form in possessing additional sialic acid residues which endow the former with increased stability in the extracellular milieu. 相似文献
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RW Horobin 《Biotechnic & histochemistry》2002,77(1):3-13
New staining techniques continue to be introduced, and older ones continue to be used and improved. Several factors control specificity, selectivity and visibility of the end product in any procedure using dyes, fluorochromes, inorganic reagents or histochemical reactions applied to sections or similar preparations. Local concentration of the tissue target often determines the intensity of the observed color, as does the fine structure within the object being stained, which may facilitate or impede diffusion of dyes and other reagents. Several contributions to affinity control the specificity of staining. These include electrical forces, which result in accumulation of dye ions in regions of oppositely charged tissue polyions. Weaker short-range attractions (hydrogen bonding, van der Waals forces or hydrophobic bonding, depending on the solvent) hold dyes ions and histochemical end products in contact with their macromolecular substrates. Nonionic forces can also increase visibility of stained sites by causing aggregation of dye molecules. Covalent bonds between dye and tissue result in the strongest binding, such as in methods using Schiff's reagent and possibly also some mordant dyes. The rate at which a reagent gains access to or is removed from targets in a section or other specimen affect what is stained, especially when more then one dye is used, together or sequentially. Rate-controlled staining is greatly influenced by the presence and type of embedding medium, such as a resin, that infiltrates the tissue. The rates of chemical reactions are major determinants of outcome in many histochemical techniques. Selective staining of different organelles within living cells is accomplished mainly with fluorochromes and is controlled by mechanisms different from those that apply to fixed tissues. Quantitative structure-activity relations (QSAR) of such reagents can be derived from such molecular properties as hydrophilic-hydrophobic balance, extent of conjugated bond systems, acid-base properties and ionic charge. The QSAR correlates with staining of endoplasmic reticulum, lysosomes, mitochondria, DNA, or the plasma membranes of living cells. 相似文献
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A highly conserved nuclear gene for low-level phylogenetics: elongation factor-1 alpha recovers morphology-based tree for heliothine moths 总被引:6,自引:2,他引:6
Cho S; Mitchell A; Regier JC; Mitter C; Poole RW; Friedlander TP; Zhao S 《Molecular biology and evolution》1995,12(4):650-656
Molecular systematists need increased access to nuclear genes. Highly
conserved, low copy number protein-encoding nuclear genes have attractive
features for phylogenetic inference but have heretofore been applied mostly
to very ancient divergences. By virtue of their synonymous substitutions,
such genes should contain a wealth of information about lower-level
taxonomic relationships as well, with the advantage that amino acid
conservatism makes both alignment and primer definition straightforward. We
tested this postulate for the elongation factor-1 alpha (EF-1 alpha) gene
in the noctuid moth subfamily Heliothinae, which has probably diversified
since the middle Tertiary. We sequenced 1,240 bp in 18 taxa representing
heliothine groupings strongly supported by previous morphological and
allozyme studies. The single most parsimonious gene tree and the
neighbor-joining tree for all nucleotides show almost complete concordance
with the morphological tree. Homoplasy and pairwise divergence levels are
low, transition/transversion ratios are high, and phylogenetic information
is spread evenly across gene regions. The EF-1 alpha gene and presumably
other highly conserved genes hold much promise for phylogenetics of
Tertiary age eukaryote groups.
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The invasive freshwater snail Tarebia granifera (Lamarck, 1822) was first reported in South Africa in 1999 and it has become widespread across the country, with some evidence to suggest that it reduces benthic macroinvertebrate biodiversity. The current study aimed to identify the primary abiotic drivers behind abundance patterns of T. granifera, by comparing the current abundance of the snail in three different regions, and at three depths, of the highly modified Nseleni River in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Tarebia granifera was well established throughout the Nseleni River system, with an overall preference for shallow waters and seasonal temporal patterns of abundance. Although it is uncertain what the ecological impacts of the snail in this system are, its high abundances suggest that it should be controlled where possible and prevented from invading other systems in the region. 相似文献
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Multiple nuclear-gene phylogenies: application to pinnipeds and comparison with a mitochondrial DNA gene phylogeny 总被引:7,自引:1,他引:7
Phylogenetic analyses of closely related species should use information
from multiple, independent genes with relatively high rates of sequence
evolution. To investigate species for which there are few prior sequence
data for single-copy nuclear (scnDNA) genes, primers for gene amplification
can be designed to highly conserved regions of exons in order to amplify
both coding (exons) and noncoding (introns) sequences. We have explored
this approach in a phylogenetic analysis of six species of pinnipeds that,
together with terrestrial carnivore outgroups, encompass divergence times
< or = 40-50 Mya. We sequenced one intron from each of the aldolase A
(ALD-A), aldolase C (ALD-C), and histone H2AF genes; one exon from the
major-histocompatibility-complex DQA gene; a H2AF processed pseudogene (psi
H2AF); and, for comparison with the nuclear genes, the 5' portion of the
mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) control region. The pinniped psi H2AF genes were
found to be of limited use because they were paralogous with the gene in
the outgroup. The rate of silent substitution in scnDNA (primarily introns)
was 5-10-fold lower than that for mtDNA control region I, and scnDNA
sequence divergence increased linearly with time < or = 40-50 Mya.
Alleles at three polymorphic scnDNA loci (ALD-A, H2AF, and DQA) in the
southern elephant seal were paraphyletic with respect to the allele from
the closely related northern elephant seal, while the more numerous mtDNA
alleles were monophyletic. This we attribute to the consequences of a
higher mutation rate rather than to a lower effective population size of
mtDNA compared with scnDNA. Within the short (i.e., < 500-bp) sequences
of individual scnDNA sequences, phylogenetically informative variation was
insufficient to obtain robust phylogenies. However, the combined scnDNA
sequences produced a well-supported phylogeny congruent with that derived
from mtDNA. This analysis illustrates the high resolution of mtDNA
sequences compared with a similar length of scnDNA sequence, but it also
demonstrates the utility of combining information from multiple short
scnDNA sequences obtained using broadly applicable primers.
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RW Dapson 《Biotechnic & histochemistry》2013,88(2):49-72
Staining of tissues by dyes is accomplished through various types of bonds, some of which have been poorly defined in traditional biological literature. Here, basic principles of bonding are reviewed to establish uniform terminology and definitions consistent with the field of chemistry. The concept of charge – its presence or absence, magnitude, extent of delocalization and potential for being displaced by outside forces – underlies all bonding phenomena. These same attributes influence solubility and resistance to extraction during dehydration of tissue sections. Covalent bonds involve shared electrons; they are very strong and essentially irreversible under conditions encountered during staining. Polar covalent bonds within dye molecules generate partial atomic charges that create the potential for hydrogen bonding. This is measured by the hydrogen bonding parameter (h), the number of groups bearing charges within the ranges ?0.15 to ?0.50 eV or +0.15 to +0.30 eV. The potential for ionic bonding is indicated by net charge (Z), while the strength of such bonds is a function of charge site geometry on both bonding partners. Charge delocalization owing to conjugation, electron influencing groups, and resonance creates soft charge sites in which the ionic charge is spread over a large volume. Poorly delocalized charges or point charges are hard (small in volume). Firm bonds result from hard-hard or soft-soft pairs. Hard-soft combinations are weak, readily displaced in competitive interactions, and disrupted by solvents. Coordinate bonds with certain metals are involved with mordant staining and metal chelation dyes. Three different van der Waals attractions comprise the remainder of bonding types, all involving dipoles: Keesom (dipole-dipole) forces, Debye (dipole-induced dipole) forces and London (induced dipole-induced dipole) forces. Potentials for engaging in any of these is quantified by measures of polarity (dipole moment, d), polarizability (crudely with π atoms describing the size of the conjugated system, or more directly with α), hydrophobicity (with the octanol-water partition coefficient, log P or the more convenient Hydrophobic Index, HI), and the number of halogen atoms (X). By using molecular modeling software, quantitative measures of bonding potential (bonding parameters) have been determined for over 400 dyes. 相似文献
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