-
adhesive character of
infected erythrocytes (see
Subtelomeric transcripts).
Variation of
subtelomeric regions are
mostly variation on STRs, due to recombination...
- described. Many
genes involved in
antigenic variation are
located in the
subtelomeric regions of the chromosomes.
These are
divided into the var, rif, and...
- the p and q
regions close to the
telomeres are the subtelomeres, or
subtelomeric regions. The
areas closer to the
centromere are the
pericentronomic regions...
- genes.
These genes,
which in N.
glabratus are
mostly encoded in the
subtelomeric region of the chromosome, have
their expression highly activated by environmental...
- transcriptome: a
transcript complementary to the 5'
subtelomeric sequence known as ARRET; a
subtelomeric transcript complementary to
ARRET known as αARRET;...
- such as PfEMP1s,
repetitive inters****d
family proteins (RIFINs), and
subtelomeric variant open
reading frame proteins (STEVORs), all of
which localize...
- et al. (2010). "Genome
scanning of
Amazonian Plasmodium fal****rum
shows subtelomeric instability and clindamycin-resistant parasites".
Genome Research. 20...
- The
Plasmodium helical inters****d
subtelomeric proteins (PHIST) or ring-infected
erythrocyte surface antigens (RESA) are a
family of
protein domains...
- or YML034w) is a
yeast inner nuclear membrane protein which regulates subtelomeric genes and is
linked to TREX (transcription export) factors. SRC1 produces...
- They
directly bind to
TTAGGG repeat sequence in the DNA.
There are also
subtelomeric regions present for regulation. However, in humans,
there are six subunits...
