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Cysteine residues contribute to the regulation of Arabidopsis state transition 7 kinase

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By Ji H. Lee, Ronard Kwizera, Iskander M. Ibrahim, Seth Weaver
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Abbreviations AA, amino acid Cyt b6f, cytochrome b6f DTT, dithiothreitol EC50, half maximal effective concentration Eh, redox potential Em7, midpoint potential at pH 7 H2O2, hydrogen peroxide IPTG, isopropyl β-d-1-thiogalactopyranoside LB, lysogeny broth LHCII, light harvesting complex II LTO1, thylakoid lumen thiol oxidoreductase 1 MBP, maltose-binding protein mPEG-MAL, methoxypolyethylene glycol maleimide PAGE, polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis PPH1, protein phosphatase 1 PQ, plastoquinone...
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Impacts of Nucleosome Positioning Elements and Pre-Assembled Chromatin States on Expression and Retention of Transgenes

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By Ronard Kwizera, Junkai Xie, Nathan P Nurse, Chongli Yuan
| MDPI
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Impacts of nucleosome positioning elements and pre-assembled chromatin states on expression and retention of transgenes

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By Junkai Xie, Chongli Yuan, Ronard Kwizera, Nathan P Nurse
| BioRxiv
Abstract Transgene applications ranging from gene therapy to development of stable cell lines and organisms rely on maintaining expression of transgenes. To-date, the use of plasmid-based transgenes has been limited by loss of their expression shortly after delivery into target cells. This short-lived expression of plasmid-based transgenes has been largely attributed to host cell-mediated degradation and/or silencing of transgenes.
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