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  1. Dihydrofolate reductase (DHFR) and thymidylate synthase (TS) are crucial enzymes in DNA synthesis. In alveolata both enzymes are expressed as one bifunctional enzyme.

    Authors: Lutz Herrmann, Ulrike Bockau, Arno Tiedtke, Marcus WW Hartmann and Thomas Weide
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:21
  2. A modification of a standard method of fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH) is described, by which a combination of several substrates and probes on single microscope slides enables more accurate comparisons...

    Authors: Robert Hasterok, Joanna Dulawa, Glyn Jenkins, Mike Leggett and Tim Langdon
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:20
  3. The non-pathogenic ciliate Tetrahymena thermophila is one of the best-characterized unicellular eucaryotes used in various research fields. Previous work has shown that this unicellular organism provides many bio...

    Authors: Thomas Weide, Lutz Herrmann, Ulrike Bockau, Nadine Niebur, Ingo Aldag, Wouter Laroy, Roland Contreras, Arno Tiedtke and Marcus WW Hartmann
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:19
  4. Despite evidence suggesting a role in plant defence, the use of plant lectins in crop protection has been hindered by their low and species-specific insecticidal activity. Snowdrop lectin (Galanthus nivalis agglu...

    Authors: Nghia Pham Trung, Elaine Fitches and John A Gatehouse
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:18
  5. Minicircle DNA is the non-replicating product of intramolecular site-specific recombination within a bacterial minicircle producer plasmid. Minicircle DNA can be engineered to contain predominantly human seque...

    Authors: Oleg Tolmachov, Iwona Palaszewski, Brian Bigger and Charles Coutelle
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:17
  6. Optical imaging is an attractive non-invasive way to evaluate the expression of a transferred DNA, mainly thanks to its lower cost and ease of realization. In this study optical imaging was evaluated for monit...

    Authors: C Bloquel, C Trollet, E Pradines, J Seguin, D Scherman and MF Bureau
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:16
  7. The identification of protein trafficking signals, and their interacting mechanisms, is a fundamental objective of modern biology. Unfortunately, the analysis of trafficking signals is complicated by their top...

    Authors: Lynn McKeown, Philip Robinson, Sam M Greenwood, Weiwen Hu and Owen T Jones
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:15
  8. The use of highly reproducible and spatiallyhomogeneous thin film matrices permits automated microscopy and quantitative determination of the response of hundreds of cells in a population. Using thin films of ...

    Authors: Kurt J Langenbach, John T Elliott, Alex Tona, Dennis McDaniel and Anne L Plant
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:14
  9. Recombinational systems have been developed to rapidly shuttle Open Reading Frames (ORFs) into multiple expression vectors in order to analyze the large number of cDNAs available in the post-genomic era. In th...

    Authors: Karen Colwill, Clark D Wells, Kelly Elder, Marilyn Goudreault, Kadija Hersi, Sarang Kulkarni, W Rod Hardy, Tony Pawson and Gregg B Morin
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:13
  10. In the past few years, both automated and manual high-throughput protein expression and purification has become an accessible means to rapidly screen and produce soluble proteins for structural and functional ...

    Authors: Lisa D Cabrita, Weiwen Dai and Stephen P Bottomley
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:12
  11. Adenovirus (Ad) mediated gene transfer is a well-established tool to transiently express constructs in livers of mice in vivo. In the present study, we determined the specificity and efficiency of Ad vectors expr...

    Authors: Yvonne D Krom, Frits J Fallaux, Ivo Que, Clemens Lowik and Ko Willems van Dijk
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:11
  12. The antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), characterised by recurrent miscarriage and thrombosis, is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality. Domain I (DI) of human beta 2 glycoprotein I (β2GPI) is thought to co...

    Authors: Yiannis Ioannou, Ian Giles, Anastasia Lambrianides, Chris Richardson, Laurence H Pearl, David S Latchman, David A Isenberg and Anisur Rahman
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:8
  13. RNA interference (RNAi) technology is a powerful methodology recently developed for the specific knockdown of targeted genes. RNAi is most commonly achieved either transiently by transfection of small interfer...

    Authors: Debra J Taxman, Laura R Livingstone, Jinghua Zhang, Brian J Conti, Heather A Iocca, Kristi L Williams, John D Lich, Jenny P-Y Ting and William Reed
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:7
  14. Haplosclerid marine sponges produce pore forming polyalkylpyridinium salts (poly-APS), which can be used to deliver macromolecules into cells. The aim of this study was to investigate the delivery of DNA, siRN...

    Authors: Debra McLaggan, Noppadon Adjimatera, Kristina Sepčić, Marcel Jaspars, David J MacEwan, Ian S Blagbrough and Roderick H Scott
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:6
  15. We previously described the use of tailed oligonucleotides as a means of reprogramming alternative pre-mRNA splicing in vitro and in vivo. The tailed oligonucleotides that were used interfere with splicing bec...

    Authors: Daniel Gendron, Sandra Carriero, Daniel Garneau, Jonathan Villemaire, Roscoe Klinck, Sherif Abou Elela, Masad J Damha and Benoit Chabot
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:5
  16. Internal Ribosome Entry Site (IRES)-based bicistronic vectors are important tools in today's cell biology. Among applications, the expression of two proteins under the control of a unique promoter permits the ...

    Authors: Patrick Martin, Olivier Albagli, Marie Christine Poggi, Kim E Boulukos and Philippe Pognonec
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:4
  17. The use of lactic acid bacteria as vehicles to delivery antigens to immunize animals is a promising issue. When genetically modified, these bacteria can induce a specific local and systemic immune response aga...

    Authors: Rodrigo M Mota, João Luiz S Moreira, Marcelo R Souza, M Fátima Horta, Santuza MR Teixeira, Elisabeth Neumann, Jacques R Nicoli and Álvaro C Nunes
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2006 6:2
  18. The isozymes of alkaline phosphatase, the tissue non-specific, intestinal and placental, have similar properties and a high degree of identity. The placental isozyme (PLAP) is an oncofetal antigen expressed in...

    Authors: Deepti Saini, Mrinalini Kala, Vishal Jain and Subrata Sinha
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:33
  19. Parthenocarpic tomato lines transgenic for the DefH9-RI-iaaM gene have been cultivated under open field conditions to address some aspects of the equivalence of genetically modified (GM) fruit in comparison to co...

    Authors: Giuseppe Leonardo Rotino, Nazareno Acciarri, Emidio Sabatini, Giuseppe Mennella, Roberto Lo Scalzo, Andrea Maestrelli, Barbara Molesini, Tiziana Pandolfini, Jessica Scalzo, Bruno Mezzetti and Angelo Spena
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:32
  20. As real-time quantitative PCR (RT-QPCR) is increasingly being relied upon for the enforcement of legislation and regulations dependent upon the trace detection of DNA, focus has increased on the quality issues...

    Authors: Malcolm J Burns, Gavin J Nixon, Carole A Foy and Neil Harris
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:31
  21. Efficient targeting to appropriate cell organelles is one of the bottlenecks for the production of recombinant proteins in plant systems. A common practice is to use the native secretory signal peptide of the ...

    Authors: Andreas Schaaf, Stefanie Tintelnot, Armin Baur, Ralf Reski, Gilbert Gorr and Eva L Decker
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:30
  22. The chicken avidin gene family consists of avidin and several avidin related genes (AVRs). Of these gene products, avidin is the best characterized and is known for its extremely high affinity for D-biotin, a pro...

    Authors: Vesa P Hytönen, Juha AE Määttä, Heidi Kidron, Katrin K Halling, Jarno Hörhä, Tuomas Kulomaa, Thomas KM Nyholm, Mark S Johnson, Tiina A Salminen, Markku S Kulomaa and Tomi T Airenne
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:28
  23. Precise analysis of expression-regulating elements, such as enhancers and insulators, requires that they be tested under reproducible, isogenic conditions. The commonly used methods of transfecting DNA into ce...

    Authors: Emily Y Cheng, Cathy Collins, Maribel Berru and Marc J Shulman
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:27
  24. The definite diagnosis of prion diseases such as Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) in humans or bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in cattle currently relies on the post mortem detection of the pathological for...

    Authors: Lothar Trieschmann, Alexander Navarrete Santos, Katja Kaschig, Sandra Torkler, Elke Maas, Hermann Schätzl and Gerald Böhm
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:26
  25. Whole genome amplification (WGA) promises to eliminate practical molecular genetic analysis limitations associated with genomic DNA (gDNA) quantity. We evaluated the performance of multiple displacement amplif...

    Authors: Andrew W Bergen, Ying Qi, Kashif A Haque, Robert A Welch and Stephen J Chanock
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:24
  26. Splicing of DNA molecules is an important task in molecular biology that facilitates cloning, mutagenesis and creation of chimeric genes. Mutagenesis and DNA splicing techniques exist, some requiring restricti...

    Authors: Menachem Ailenberg, Neil M Goldenberg and Mel Silverman
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:23
  27. Assays detecting human antigen-specific antibodies are medically useful. However, the usefulness of existing simple immunoassay formats is limited by technical considerations such as sera antibodies to contami...

    Authors: Peter D Burbelo, Radoslav Goldman and Thomas L Mattson
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:22
  28. Human Artificial Chromosomes (HACs) are potentially useful vectors for gene transfer studies and for functional annotation of the genome because of their suitability for cloning, manipulating and transferring ...

    Authors: Joydeep Basu, George Compitello, Gregory Stromberg, Huntington F Willard and Gil Van Bokkelen
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:21
  29. DsRed the red fluorescent protein (RFP) isolated from Discosoma sp. coral holds much promise as a genetically and spectrally distinct alternative to green fluorescent protein (GFP) for application in mice. Widesp...

    Authors: Jonathan Z Long, Chantal S Lackan and Anna-Katerina Hadjantonakis
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:20
  30. The expression of recombinant proteins in eukaryotic cells requires the fusion of the coding region to a promoter functional in the eukaryotic cell line. Viral promoters are very often used for this purpose. T...

    Authors: Astrid Lewin, Martin Mayer, Janet Chusainow, Daniela Jacob and Bernd Appel
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:19
  31. Microarray technology has been used extensively over the past 10 years for assessing gene expression, and has facilitated precise genetic profiling of everything from tumors to small molecule drugs. By contras...

    Authors: Victoria Yamazaki, Oksana Sirenko, Robert J Schafer, Luat Nguyen, Thomas Gutsmann, Lore Brade and Jay T Groves
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:18
  32. The hCMV promoter is very commonly used for high level expression of transgenes in mammalian cells, but its utility is hindered by transcriptional silencing. Large genomic fragments incorporating the CpG island r...

    Authors: Steven Williams, Tracey Mustoe, Tony Mulcahy, Mark Griffiths, David Simpson, Michael Antoniou, Alistair Irvine, Andrew Mountain and Robert Crombie
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:17
  33. High-throughput screening is used by the pharmaceutical industry for identifying lead compounds that interact with targets of pharmacological interest. Because of the key role that aberrant regulation of prote...

    Authors: Frauke Rininsland, Casey Stankewicz, Wendy Weatherford and Duncan McBranch
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:16
  34. The wide variety of real-time amplification platforms currently available has determined that standardisation of DNA measurements is a fundamental aspect involved in the comparability of results.

    Authors: Carol E Donald, Fizza Qureshi, Malcolm J Burns, Marcia J Holden, Joseph R Blasic Jr and Alison J Woolford
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:15
  35. The development of multiphoton laser scanning microscopy has greatly facilitated the imaging of living tissues. However, the use of genetically encoded fluorescent proteins to distinguish different cell types ...

    Authors: Erik Sahai, Jeffrey Wyckoff, Ulrike Philippar, Jeffrey E Segall, Frank Gertler and John Condeelis
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:14
  36. The use of small interfering RNA (siRNA) molecules in animals to achieve double-stranded RNA-mediated interference (RNAi) has recently emerged as a powerful method of sequence-specific gene knockdown. As DNA-b...

    Authors: Luke S Lambeth, Robert J Moore, Morley Muralitharan, Brian P Dalrymple, Sean McWilliam and Timothy J Doran
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:13
  37. Analyzing apoptosis has been an integral component of many biological studies. However, currently available methods for quantifying apoptosis have various limitations including multiple, sometimes cell-damagin...

    Authors: Deborah Ribble, Nathaniel B Goldstein, David A Norris and Yiqun G Shellman
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:12
  38. Size exclusion chromatography is the method of choice for separating free from liposome-encapsulated molecules. However, if the column is not presaturated with lipids this type of chromatography causes a signi...

    Authors: Tristan Ruysschaert, Audrey Marque, Jean-Luc Duteyrat, Sylviane Lesieur, Mathias Winterhalter and Didier Fournier
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:11
  39. Nucleic acids detection using microarrays requires labelling of target nucleic acids with fluorophores or other reporter molecules prior to hybridization.

    Authors: Frédéric R Raymond, Hoang-Anh Ho, Régis Peytavi, Luc Bissonnette, Maurice Boissinot, François J Picard, Mario Leclerc and Michel G Bergeron
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:10
  40. Uromodulin is the most abundant protein found in the urine of mammals. In an effort to utilize the uromodulin promoter in order to target recombinant proteins in the urine of transgenic animals we have cloned ...

    Authors: Yue-Jin Huang, Nathalie Chretien, Annie S Bilodeau, Jiang Feng Zhou, Anthoula Lazaris and Costas N Karatzas
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:9
  41. We have developed an oligonucleotide microarray (genosensor) utilizing a double tandem hybridization technique to search for 9 point mutations located in the most frequently altered codons of the TP53 gene. Isola...

    Authors: Angélica Rangel-López, Rogelio Maldonado-Rodríguez, Mauricio Salcedo-Vargas, Juana Mercedes Espinosa-Lara, Alfonso Méndez-Tenorio and Kenneth L Beattie
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:8
  42. The proteomics literature has seen a proliferation of publications that seek to apply the rapidly improving technology of 2D gels to study various biological systems. However, there is a dearth of systematic s...

    Authors: Sreelatha Meleth, Jessy Deshane and Helen Kim
    Citation: BMC Biotechnology 2005 5:7

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