Guilt by genetic association

TAFs: Guilt by Association?

TFIID: TBP and Its Associates TBP is involved in transcription by all three RNA poly-Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory 1 Bungtown Road merases and acquires RNA polymerase specificity through association with different sets of TAFs (see Her-Cold Spring Harbor, New York 11724 nandez, 1993). TFIID is the TBP/TAF complex involved in transcription by RNA polymerase II; these RNA poly-merase II–specific ...

Hemorrhagic infarction: guilt by association?

Efforts to clarify the natural prevalence, radiologic features, and clinical consequences of hemorrhagic infarction (HI), as seen on CT, are welcome. This information is especially important because HI has been viewed as an ominous sign of potential neurologic disaster and has prompted a reluctance to use anticoagulants. More recently, fear of hemorrhagic transformation has raised concern about...

Guilt-by-association goes global.

Homocysteine and cholesterol: guilt by association?

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The many faces of guilt-by-association

This past decade has seen a remarkable growth in the availability of networked data and interest in analyzing and understanding these networks. This interest spans a wide variety of fields, each having a different perspective and set of analytic tools they bring to bear. Many of the analytical tools available for large networks evolve around global and local metrics to characterize or describe ...