MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE CELL
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE CELL
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Author: ALBERTS
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To explain: The effect of one, two or all three introns removal from the Hes7 gene would reduce the delay the production of the unstable Hes7 gene.

Concept introduction: Hes7 genes are involved in the somite cell production of the vertebrates. Hes7 is a self-regulator. The transcription is initiated only when the protein decays. Hes7 gene is found in the chromosome 17 of hu7mans and belongs to Hairy and Enhancer of Split family of proteins. Hes7 is activated by Notch-Delta signaling.

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To explain: The effect on oscillation time, and somite formation if the mathematical model is correct.

Concept introduction: Hes7 genes are involved in the somite cell production of the vertebrates. Hes7 is a self-regulator. The transcription is initiated only when the protein decays. Hes7 gene is found in the chromosome 17 of hu7mans and belongs to Hairy and Enhancer of Split family of proteins. Hes7 is activated by Notch-Delta signaling.

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