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The Fate and Functionality of Alien tRNA Fragments in Culturing Medium and Cells of Escherichia coli by Shavkunov, Konstantin S., Markelova, Natalia Yu, Glazunova, Olga A., Kolzhetsov, Nikolay P., Panyukov, Valery V., Ozoline, Olga N.

“…Numerous observations have supported the idea that various types of noncoding RNAs, including tRNA fragments (tRFs), are involved in communications between the…”
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A cohabiting bacterium alters the spectrum of short RNAs secreted by Escherichia coli by Alikina, Olga V, Glazunova, Olga A, Bykov, Alexandr A, Kiselev, Sergey S, Tutukina, Maria N, Shavkunov, Konstantin S, Ozoline, Olga N

“…Recently, it has been found that bacteria secrete short RNAs able to affect gene expression in eukaryotic cells, while certain mammalian microRNAs shape the…”
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Promoter islands as a platform for interaction with nucleoid proteins and transcription factors by Purtov, Yuri A, Glazunova, Olga A, Antipov, Sergey S, Pokusaeva, Viktoria O, Fesenko, Eugeny E, Preobrazhenskaya, Elena V, Shavkunov, Konstantin S, Tutukina, Maria N, Lukyanov, Viktor I, Ozoline, Olga N

“…Seventy-eight promoter islands with an extraordinarily high density of potential promoters have been recently found in the genome of Escherichia coli. It has…”
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Intragenic promotor-like sites in the genome of Escherichia coli discovery and functional implication by Tutukina, Maria N, Shavkunov, Konstantin S, Masulis, Irina S, Ozoline, Olga N

“…Mapping of putative promoters within the entire genome of Escherichia coli (E. coli) by means of pattern-recognition software PlatProm revealed several…”
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The Fate and Functionality of Alien tRNA Fragments in Culturing Medium and Cells of IEscherichia coli/I by Shavkunov, Konstantin S, Markelova, Natalia Yu, Glazunova, Olga A, Kolzhetsov, Nikolay P, Panyukov, Valery V, Ozoline, Olga N

“…Numerous observations have supported the idea that various types of noncoding RNAs, including tRNA fragments (tRFs), are involved in communications between the…”
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