The ubiquilin gene family: evolutionary patterns and functional insights

The ubiquilin 1 gene and Alzheimer's disease.

2752 n engl j med 352;26 www.nejm.org june 30, 2005 the authors reply: Dr. Schwartz correctly notes that the majority of the participants in the Women’s Health Study were at low risk for coronary heart disease, as measured by the Framingham risk score. However, 1100 participants did have a risk of coronary heart disease that was 10 percent or greater. Among these high-risk participants, the fin...

the effect of functional/notional approach on the proficiency level of efl learners and its evaluation through functional test

in fact, this study focused on the following questions: 1. is there any difference between the effect of functional/notional approach and the structural approaches to language teaching on the proficiency test of efl learners? 2. can a rather innovative language test referred to as "functional test" ge devised so so to measure the proficiency test of efl learners, and thus be as much reliable an...

Evolutionary history of the enolase gene family.

The enzyme enolase [EC 4.2.1.11] is found in all organisms, with vertebrates exhibiting tissue-specific isozymes encoded by three genes: alpha (alpha), beta (beta), and gamma (gamma) enolase. Limited taxonomic sampling of enolase has obscured the timing of gene duplication events. To help clarify the evolutionary history of the gene family, cDNAs were sequenced from six taxa representing major ...

Evolutionary diversification of the YABBY gene family

An Evolutionary and Phylogenetic Study of the BMP15 Gene

DNA sequence data contains a wealth of biologically useful information. Recent innovations in DNA sequencing technology have greatly increased our capacity to determine massive amounts of nucleotide sequences. These sequences can be used to specify the characteristics of different regions, interpret the evolutionary relationships between categorized groups, likelihood of performing multiple com...