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Gene targeting for chromosome engineering applications in eukaryotic cells by Lyznik, Leszek A, Dress, Virginia

“…As biotechnology advances, there is an increasing need to develop new technologies that may assist in more precise genetic engineering manipulations. Whether a…”
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Nitric Oxide Binding and Crystallization of Recombinant Nitrophorin I, a Nitric Oxide Transport Protein from the Blood-Sucking Bug Rhodnius prolixus by Andersen, John F, Champagne, Donald E, Weichsel, Andrzej, Ribeiro, José M. C, Balfour, Celia A, Dress, Virginia, Montfort, William R

“…A nitric oxide transport protein (nitrophorin I) from the salivary glands of the blood-sucking bug Rhodnius prolixus has been expressed as an insoluble form in…”
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Monoclonal antibodies reveal complex structure in the membrane skeleton of Tetrahymena by Williams, N E, Honts, J E, Dress, V M, Nelsen, E M, Frankel, J

“…Twelve monoclonal antibodies were raised that are specific for the membrane skeleton of Tetrahymena. Five were directed against T. pyriformis and seven were…”
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Selective stimulation of in vitro limb-bud chondrogenesis by retinoic acid by Paulsen, D F, Langille, R M, Dress, V, Solursh, M

“…Embryonic exposure to pharmacologic doses of vitamin A analogs (retinoids) is a well-known cause of limb-skeletal deletions, limb truncation and other skeletal…”
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Comparison between ectoderm-conditioned medium and fibronectin in their effects on chondrogenesis by limb bud mesenchymal cells by Zanetti, Nina C., Dress, Virginia M., Solursh, Michael

“…Limb bud ectoderm inhibits chondrogenesis by limb bud mesenchymal cells cultured at high density or on collagen gels. This ectodermal antichondragenic…”
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Tetrin polypeptides are colocalized in the cortex of Tetrahymena by Dress, V M, Yi, H, Musal, M R, Williams, N E

“…There is a complex system of 2- to 5-nm filaments in the oral apparatus of Tetrahymena. Four major subunit proteins, called tetrins, have been isolated from…”
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Protein polymorphism and evolution in the genus Tetrahymena by Williams, N E, Honts, J E, Dress, V M

“…Immunoblotting tests involving cytoskeletal protein arrays and fluorescence microscopical examinations of whole cells using monoclonal antibody 424A8 gave…”
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