Tiny brakes for a growing heart

Article Abstract:

Two-related miRNA genes, miR-1-1 and miR-1-2, the products of which are enriched in heart and muscle are characterized to implicate miRNAs in controlling heart development. The results reveal that miRNAs are regulated like ordinary genes, and therefore could potentially respond to the same developmental cues as other genes.

Heart

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Nuclear RNA export unwound

Article Abstract:

The HIV genes, if integrated in the host genetic material, then they are passed into the nucleus. Finally, it appears that primarily the DDX3 expression in affected and nonaffected T cells must be killed since they are the main type of cells which get affected by HIV 1.

HIV (Viruses), HIV, Nucleases

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Oceans of bacteria

Article Abstract:

Polymerase chain reaction is used to clone and sequence the 16S ribosomal RNA gene. The copies of microbial genes, obtained by cloning from nature, are rarely identical, which leads to the conclusion of high diversity.

Usage, Polymerase chain reaction, Cloning

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