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    Cover for Structure and Function of the First Open Reading Frame (ORF1) Protein Encoded by the Human LINE-1 Retrotransposon

    Structure and Function of the First Open Reading Frame (ORF1) Protein Encoded by the Human LINE-1 Retrotransposon 

    Callahan, Kathryn Elizabeth (Georgetown University, 2012)
    L1 is an autonomous retrotransposable element that replicates to high copy number and has generated over 40% of mammalian DNA. L1 retrotransposition in mammals is a significant source of genetic diversity and defects. Since ...
    Cover for THE ROLE OF NUCLEAR RECEPTOR COACTIVATOR AIB1/SRC3 IN NORMAL AND BREAST CANCER STROMAL FUNCTIONS

    THE ROLE OF NUCLEAR RECEPTOR COACTIVATOR AIB1/SRC3 IN NORMAL AND BREAST CANCER STROMAL FUNCTIONS 

    Al-Otaiby, Maram Abdulmohsen (Georgetown University, 2012)
    The nuclear receptor coactivator amplified in breast cancer 1 (AIB1/SRC3) has a well-defined role in steroid and growth factor signaling in cancer and normal epithelial cells. Less is known about its function in stromal ...
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    ROLE OF BTG2 IN THE ANTIOXIDANT RESPONSE IN HUMAN BREAST EPITHELIAL CELLS. 

    Karve, Tejaswita Mohan (Georgetown University, 2012)
    BTG2, a member of antiproliferative gene family BTG/TOB, has been implicated in cell cycle regulation, normal development and tumor suppression. However, the underlying mechanism(s) by which BTG2 regulates these processes ...

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    AuthorAl-Otaiby, Maram Abdulmohsen (1)Callahan, Kathryn Elizabeth (1)Karve, Tejaswita Mohan (1)Subject
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