RNA silencing pathways in plants, by Alan Herr, Sainsbury Laboratory, John Innes Centre, Norwich, UK

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RNA silencing pathways in plants, by Alan Herr,
Sainsbury Laboratory, John Innes Centre, Norwich,
UK                         Monday, Feb.
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Figure 6.9 Cap Snatching (Flu)
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Box 10.3 Discovery of spliced adenovirus transcrip
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Figure 10.5 and 10.6 Splicing
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Figure 10.7 Snurps
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Figure 10.7 Alternative Splicing
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Figure 10.9 SV40 splicing regulation by Sf2
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Figure 10.10 Papiloma
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Figure 10.11 Retroviral Control
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Figure 10.12 Adenovirus
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Figure 10.13 Cotranscriptional editing
Paramyxoviruses
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Figure 10.14 Editing of Hepatitis ?
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Box 10.5 Editing regulates Ebola cytotoxity
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Figure 10.15Export of HIV mRNAs regulated by Rev
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Figure 10.16 Rev binding to Rev responsive
element
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Figure 10.17 Model for Rev mediated export of
HIV mRNA
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Figure 10.18 Model for export of unspliced
retrovirus RNA
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Figure 10.19 Flu M1regulation
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Figure 10.20 Destabilization of cellular mRNA by
UA 3sequences
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Box 10.8 RNA interference as a defense mechanism
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Chapter 11 Control of Translation
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Figure 11.1 Translation
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Figure 11.2
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Figure 11.3 Initiation
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Figure 11.4 Met independent initiation
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Box 11.1 Discovery of Internal Ribosome Binding
Sites
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Figure 11.5 types of IRES
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Box 11.2 IRES and cloning
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Figure 11.7 Elongation
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Figure 11.8 Termination