Search for dissertations about: "developmental gene expression regulation"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 142 swedish dissertations containing the words developmental gene expression regulation.
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21. New regulators of xylem lignification in arabidopsis
Abstract : The ability of land plants to grow upright, bear their own weight and withstand adverse environmental conditions is largely dependent on the secondary xylem tissues of the stem. The xylem cells acquire thick secondary cell walls which are composed of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin. READ MORE
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22. Regulation of mitochondrial gene expression in metazoa
Abstract : Mitochondria are essential organelles of eukaryotic cells and their main function is to provide the cell with the ubiquitously used energy currency ATP. Impaired energy conversion caused by mitochondrial dysfunction is a direct cause of several human diseases. READ MORE
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23. Changes in global gene expression and auxin dynamics during embryo development in conifers
Abstract : Conifers are of great economical importance, but our knowledge about how the development of conifers is regulated is limited. The over-all aim of this study has been to gain a better understanding of the molecular regulation of embryo development in conifers. READ MORE
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24. Gene Expression in the Brains of Two Lines of Chicken Divergently Selected for High and Low Body Weight
Abstract : Artificial divergent selection of chickens for high and low body weight at 8 weeks of age has produced two lines: the high (HWS) and low (LWS) body weight chicken lines. In addition to the difference in body weight, the lines show extreme differences in feeding behaviour and body composition. READ MORE
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25. Gene silencing and expression during mammalian development : The special case of the imprinted H19 gene
Abstract : Embryonic development consists of a vast number of fine-tuned, complex processesthat organise the body plan and individual organs. To enable developmental decisions,genes pivotal for normal development must be stably activated and silenced, asappropriate. READ MORE