13 research outputs found
Changes in nitrate and nitrite content of four vegetables during storage at refrigerated and ambient temperatures
No full textSex Differences in Smoking Behavior Trajectory Patterns and Related Factors Among Older Adults in Taiwan
No full textTraditional vs Modern: Role of Breed Type in Determining Enteric Methane Emissions from Cattle Grazing as Part of Contrasting Grassland-Based Systems
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Expression of a Trichoderma reesei β-1,4 endo-xylanase in tall fescue modifies cell wall structure and digestibility and elicits pathogen defence responses
No full textTransformation and oncogenicity by Adenoviruses
No full textAdenoviruses have attracted considerable attention since it was discovered by
TRENTIN et all. and HUEBNER et al. that certain species (formerly called serotypes) are oncogenic when injected into newborn
hamsters. Since then, adenoviruses have been used extensively as a model for studies on tumor induction in vivo and. cell transformation in vitro. Together with the small papovaviruses they have played an important role in fundamental cancer research and have provided invaluable tools for studies on the organization and the expression of eukaryotic genes. The introduction of new techniques of DNA sequencing, molecular cloning, and DNA transfection in the past few years have furter contributed to a rapid development of adenovirus research in all its diverse aspects
