Tue May 14 2013: Allosteric interactions and biological regulation
Thu May 16 2013: ASMCUE
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Small Things Considered:
: by Moselio Schaechter
(3 weeks ago.):
One widely-used tactic for defense against phage and other mobile genetic elements is to deploy a CRISPR-Cas system (click here and here) to recognize and chop them into pieces. Based on sequenced genomes, 60% of Bacteria and 90% of Archaea have the wherewithal to dispatch invaders this way. But phages also have to protect themselves against enemies, including other mobile elements. Knowing a good thing when they see it?and they have seen it from the receiving end often?some phages have stolen the entire CRISPR-Cas structure and use it to inactivate genetic elements that would interfere with their replication.
PortEco blog > PortEco: by jimhu (3 months ago.):
News from the Phage meeting organizers:
Dear Colleagues,
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Genes involved in Stress-induced Mutagenesis
PortEco blog > PortEco: by jimhu (5 months ago.):
In the new issue of Science, Al-Amun et al describe the identification and characterization of a network of genes involved in mut
Read more...CACAO at ASM General Meeting
PortEco blog » PortEco: by Brenley (11 months ago.):
Dr. Brenley McIntosh will be giving a talk at the ASM General Meeting in San Francisco, CA on
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