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... Some examples include transportin 1 (import of hnRNP proteins), CRM1 (exportin1; export of proteins containing a nuclear export signal), exportin-t (export of tRNAs), importin7 (import of ribosomal ... theNLS receptor importin α in the cytoplasm (Fig. 1). Another factor, importin β interacts withimportin α (via an importin β binding domain within importin α) completing the trimeric import complex. ... review and evaluate the information provided herein.Library of Congress Cataloging -in- Publication Data Nuclear import and export in plants and animals / [edited by] Tzvi Tzfira, Vitaly Citovsky. ...

... rapidly evolving in plants and animals, so adaptation of the major centromere DNA-binding proteins would maintain an interface with the con-served kinetochore machinery. Indeed, regions of CENP-Cthat ... nematodes [24] and plants [25]. As expected for kinetochore proteins, disruptionor inactivation of genes encoding proteins containing aCENPC motif (CENP-Cs) results in the failure of properchromosome ... complexity? To answer thesequestions, we investigated the evolution of a secondcommon DNA-binding kinetochore protein. Of the handful of essential kinetochore proteins that arewidely distributed among...

... loaded in AGO2 require their 2′-O-methylation to remain stable in the presence of highly complementary targets [102]. Reciprocally, instability of Drosophila miRNAs loaded in AGO1 was induced by ... dsRNA, are methylated by HEN1 as single-stranded species [39-42]. In addition to this core machinery, several accessory factors in uence the biogenesis efficiency, fidelity and sorting of animal miRNAs ... heterogeneous small interfering RNAs (siRNAs). As regulatory relationships are rened, the precision and phasing of hairpin processing may increase. Shortening of the hairpin to produce a single dened...

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... atrazine and three major metabolites (Reed 19 82; USEPA 19 8 3) : 2-Amino-4-chloro-6-isopropylamino -1 , 3, 5-triazine2-Amino-4-chloro-6-ethylamino -1 , 3, 5-triazine2-Chloro-4,6-diamino -1 , 3, 5-triazineThe ... 19 82; 10 , Plumley et al. 19 80; 11 , Streit and Peter 19 78; 12 , Hall et al. 19 94; 13 , DuPreez and van Vuren 19 92; 14 , Gorge and Nagel 19 90; 15 , Davies et al. 19 94; 16 , Egaas et al. 19 93; 17 , Fischer-Scherl ... ) at Silage Stage (1 17 days) and at Harvest (1 49 days) Following Application of Carbofuran (1 0 %) Granules at 5. 41 kg/haPlant Stage and Part CarbamatesCarbofuran 3- Ketocarbofuran 3- Hydroxycarbofuran...