Contact Us

February 7, 2008

Hypoxic reprogramming

Hypoxic reprogramming

Nature Genetics 40, 132 (2008). doi:10.1038/ng0208-132

Author: Daniel P Kelly

Many organisms have an amazing capacity to adapt to conditions of low oxygen, but the cellular mechanisms of this are poorly understood. A new study in mice has unveiled a molecular trigger that initiates a cascade of events to reprogram cellular oxygen requirements.

Filed under Genetics News by Daniel P Kelly

Permalink Print
All trademarks and copyrights owned by their respective owners and are used for illustration only
Kokopelli Creative Web Design
Biotech License | Genetics Source | Genetic Trends | Genetic Map | Childrens Health Weblog | Medical Health Blog | Mens Health Weblog | Pets Health Blog | Womens Health Weblog | Mirapex | Muscle Rumor | The Superstore Diet | Yoga Holistics | Teflon Recall | New Medical Journal | Mesothelioma Awards | Smoking Kills | Cigarette Doctor | The Procrastination Forum | The Procrastination Blog
Made with WordPress and an easy to customize WordPress theme • Fire Brick skin by Denis de Bernardy