Enes Nicolaisen

  • Rapamycin injury to the cerebellum is becoming increasingly recognized in preterm infants. Also in animal models, reduced number of neurons in cerebellum has been reported in the postnatal guinea-pig and fetal sheep following intrauterine growthrestriction. Moreover, a recent study found a diffuse pattern of cerebellar white matter damage in…[Read more]

  • The first plasmid lacks a protospacer specific to the T. gondii genome, and the Cas9 nuclease has been replaced with a pyrimethamine resistance cassette. The second plasmid only differs from the pU6- SAG1 plasmid in that it lacks the protospacer. All DNA transfections decreased the viability of parasites, although this effect was smallest in…[Read more]

  • The first plasmid lacks a protospacer specific to the T. gondii genome, and the Cas9 nuclease has been replaced with a pyrimethamine resistance cassette. The second plasmid only differs from the pU6- SAG1 plasmid in that it lacks the protospacer. All DNA transfections decreased the viability of parasites, although this effect was smallest in…[Read more]

  • The first plasmid lacks a protospacer specific to the T. gondii genome, and the Cas9 nuclease has been replaced with a pyrimethamine resistance cassette. The second plasmid only differs from the pU6- SAG1 plasmid in that it lacks the protospacer. All DNA transfections decreased the viability of parasites, although this effect was smallest in…[Read more]

  • The vulnerability of DKU80 strains to targeted double-strand breaks suggested we could perhaps rescue them through homologous recombination and, in the process, introduce desired point mutations. We observed that a 90 bp oligonucleotide homologous to the targeted region of PKG indeed improved the survival rate of DKU80 parasites transfected with…[Read more]

  • The first plasmid lacks a protospacer specific to the T. gondii genome, and the Cas9 RAD001 structure nuclease has been replaced with a pyrimethamine resistance cassette. The second plasmid only differs from the pU6- SAG1 plasmid in that it lacks the protospacer. All DNA transfections decreased the viability of parasites, although this effect was…[Read more]

  • The vulnerability of DKU80 strains to targeted double-strand breaks suggested we could perhaps rescue them through homologous recombination and, in the process, introduce desired point mutations. We observed that a 90 bp oligonucleotide homologous to the targeted region of PKG indeed improved the survival rate of DKU80 parasites transfected with…[Read more]

  • Injury to the cerebellum is becoming increasingly Bortezomib recognized in preterm infants. Also in animal models, reduced number of neurons in cerebellum has been reported in the postnatal guinea-pig and fetal sheep following intrauterine growthrestriction. Moreover, a recent study found a diffuse pattern of cerebellar white matter damage in…[Read more]

  • The first plasmid lacks a protospacer specific to the T. KU-0059436 gondii genome, and the Cas9 nuclease has been replaced with a pyrimethamine resistance cassette. The second plasmid only differs from the pU6- SAG1 plasmid in that it lacks the protospacer. All DNA transfections decreased the viability of parasites, although this effect was…[Read more]

  • This lectin regulates cell-cell and cell-extracellular matrix interactions, cell signaling, inflammatory responses and biological events, such as cellular activation, migration, differentiation, apoptosis and tumor metastasis. Moreover, galectin-3 acts as a powerful pro-inflammatory molecule to myeloid cells by inducing chemotaxis of monocytes and…[Read more]

  • This was reflected by decreased islet numbers in GLP-1R KO mice and decreases in islet size and beta cell area together with increased alpha cell mass in both transgenic mouse models. Knock-out of GLP-1R also resulted in increased pancreatic GLP-1 without change of pancreatic glucagon or circulating hormone levels, suggesting that insulin…[Read more]

  • This lectin regulates cell-cell and cell-extracellular matrix interactions, cell signaling, inflammatory responses and biological events, such as cellular activation, migration, differentiation, apoptosis and tumor metastasis. Moreover, galectin-3 acts as a powerful pro-inflammatory molecule to myeloid cells by inducing chemotaxis of monocytes and…[Read more]

  • This was reflected by decreased islet numbers in GLP-1R KO mice and decreases in islet size and beta cell area together with increased alpha cell mass in both transgenic mouse models. Knock-out of GLP-1R also resulted in increased pancreatic GLP-1 without change of pancreatic glucagon or circulating hormone levels, suggesting that insulin…[Read more]

  • These AG-013736 observations can be compared with the results of a previous study in which we observed that intestinal morphological structures are also affected by CPF-exposure. We also found that CPF-exposure was associated with differences in protein expression in segments of the intestine. The immunohistochemical identification of claudin 4…[Read more]

  • Therefore, it is crucial to identify tumor molecular markers that are predictive of survival and metastasis and can identify ESCC patients who may benefit from surgical resection. Recently, several genes that are associated with ESCC metastasis have been identified, including Gadd45G, glioma-associated oncogene homolog 1, lysine-specific…[Read more]

  • These observations can be compared with the results of a previous study in which we observed that intestinal morphological structures are also affected by CPF-exposure. We also found that CPF-exposure was Bortezomib associated with differences in protein expression in segments of the intestine. The immunohistochemical identification of claudin 4…[Read more]

  • These observations can be compared with the results of a previous study in which we observed that intestinal morphological structures are also affected by CPF-exposure. We also found that CPF-exposure was associated with differences in protein expression in segments of the intestine. The immunohistochemical identification of claudin 4 seems to…[Read more]

  • Therefore, it is crucial to identify tumor molecular markers that are predictive of survival and metastasis and can identify ESCC patients who may benefit from surgical resection. Recently, several genes that are associated with ESCC metastasis have been identified, including Gadd45G, glioma-associated oncogene homolog 1, lysine-specific…[Read more]

  • These observations can be compared with the results of a previous study in which we observed that intestinal morphological structures are also affected by CPF-exposure. We also found that CPF-exposure was associated with differences in protein expression in segments of the intestine. The immunohistochemical identification of claudin 4 seems to…[Read more]

  • This was reflected by decreased islet numbers in GLP-1R KO mice and decreases in islet size and beta cell area together with increased alpha cell mass in both transgenic mouse models. Knock-out of GLP-1R also resulted in increased pancreatic GLP-1 without change of pancreatic glucagon or circulating hormone levels, suggesting that insulin…[Read more]

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