Look into my eyes, please

Look into my eyes, please.

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Please Don't Regulate My Internalities

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Transcription Factor Loading: Please Take My Place!

Interactions of transcription factors with chromatin are highly dynamic. Now Voss et al. (2011) demonstrate that two transcription factors with identical DNA-binding specificities do not compete for occupancy at a given DNA element, but instead, one factor can even facilitate the binding of another. This assisted loading probably involves chromatin-remodeling machines.

I'll Take My Science Spicy, Please.

T he Task by William Cowper was published in 1785. This blank verse poem in 6 books helped spark the Romantic era, commented on social issues to encourage change and influenced English authors, notably Jane Austen. The Task still resonates in modern times with Cowper’s catchphrase “variety is the very spice of life,” reminding us to embrace and diversify our perspective through new experiences ...

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