Dual role of IFT57 in cilia and nucleus in Paramecium

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  • Lei Shi
  • Lei SHI
  • Jean Cohen
  • Roland Pérasso
  • Philippe Bastin
  • Eric Meyer
چکیده

Ackonwledgements This work presented here was down at the Centre de Génétique Moléculair, CNRS under the supervision of Dr.Jean COHEN. Foremost, I would like to express my deepest appreciation to my advisor Dr. Jean COHEN for the continuous support for my thesis throughout my studies in France. In particular, I am grateful to Madam France KOLL for her comments on the thesis and precious suggests about my project.I would also express my sincere thanks to my dear colleagus : Anne AUBUSSON-FLEURY, Michel LEMULLOIS, Martine LE GOUAR and Janine BEISSON for their kindly help for my thesis and my life. Thanks to my friends for the wonderful time we were together in France. Last but not least, thanks to my parents: Xianfeng SHI and Caixia Wang, my girlfriend: Yuan SHEN for their understanding and accompany that powered me going on. 4 3.2.1. Attempts to induce RNAi during autogamy by expression of a hairpin RNA under the NOWA1 promoter. BLOCKIN

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تاریخ انتشار 2014