نتایج جستجو برای: human genome project

تعداد نتایج: 2031284  

Journal: :hepatitis monthly 0
thomas mina department of microbiology and immunology, laboratory of clinical and epidemiological virology, rega institute for medical research, ku leuven, leuven, belgium samad amini-bavil-olyaee department of molecular microbiology and immunology, harlyne j. norris cancer research tower, keck school of medicine, university of southern california, los angeles, ca, usa frank tacke department of medicine iii, rwth-university hospital aachen, aachen, germany piet maes department of microbiology and immunology, laboratory of clinical and epidemiological virology, rega institute for medical research, ku leuven, leuven, belgium marc van ranst department of microbiology and immunology, laboratory of clinical and epidemiological virology, rega institute for medical research, ku leuven, leuven, belgium mahmoud reza pourkarim department of microbiology and immunology, laboratory of clinical and epidemiological virology, rega institute for medical research, ku leuven, leuven, belgium; blood transfusion research centre, high institute for research and education in transfusion medicine, tehran, ir iran; department of microbiology and immunology, laboratory of clinical and epidemiological virology, rega institute for medical research, ku leuven, p. o. box: be-3000, leuven, belgium. tel: +32-16332145, fax: +32-16332141

conclusions fulminant hepatitis b is associated with distinct mutational patterns of hbv, underlining that genomic diversity of the virus is an important factor determining its pathogenicity. results the most commonly detected diversities affect regulatory motifs of hbv in the core and s region, indicating that these alterations may convert the virus to an aggressive strain. moreover, mutations...

The success of the Human Genome Project (HGP) has provided a blueprint for the approximately 20,000 gene-encoded proteins potentially active in all of the hundreds of cell types that make up the human body. Yet we still have limited knowledge about a majority of the gene-encoded proteins which are the “building blocks of life” and “cellular machinery”. It is estimated that for nearly half of th...

Journal: :Rheumatology 1998

Journal: :Social Studies of Science 2001

Journal: :Environmental Health Perspectives 2001

Journal: :IUBMB life 2001
A Klug

Dear readers, The last few decades have seen a number of exciting developments in genetics. First, Watson and Crick broke the genetic code; since then, tech-nologic and methodologic breakthroughs have permitted the study and direct manipulation of our DNA. Now there is an international ground swell to map and sequence the human genome. The Bush administration had originally requested $128 milli...

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