Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

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Index I:15linked to mutations 479, 493–494,627, 668linked to X-chromosome changes300Flysosomal storage diseases 728–729membrane transport protein mutations598–599microbiotic imbalance and 1264potential of RNA interference 433RNA splicing errors and 323–324spectrin deficiency 591Dishevelled protein 870–871disorder (thermodynamic) see entropydisordered regions (proteins) 125–126,149disulfide bonds 127, 452in fibronectin 1067–1068immunoglobulin (Ig) domains 1319in keratins 946in laminin 1070mitochondrial protein import 664proteins in lumen and cytosol 682single-pass transmembrane proteins582diurnal rhythms (circadian clocks)876–879, 1183Dlg (discs-large protein) 165DNAanalytical methods 463–466as carrier of genetic information 174,177–178as constituent of chromosomes173–174, 179–182content measurement 966, 967Fdistinctions from RNA 4–5, 302, 366fragmentation in apoptosis 1024Flocalization in eukaryotes 178–179manipulation 467–485in mitochondria and chloroplasts 753packaging within chromosomes179–193polarity 175structure and function 3, 175–179synthesis 240–241Fsee also double helix; genes;mitochondrial DNA; recombinantDNADNA catenation 977, 979DNA cleavage by restriction nucleases464–465DNA cloningcDNA cloning 470–471, 475FDNA libraries from 469–470genomic DNA cloning 470–471, 475Fproteins in quantity from 483–484in recombinant DNA technology 464two meanings 467using PCR 473–474DNA damageapoptosis response 1022, 1028cell cycle response 276, 1014–1015by chemical carcinogens 1127–1128p53 regulatory pathway 1113,1115–1116response in cancer cells 1099, 1113,1115–1116, 1132susceptible sites and typical lesions267telomeres and response 264see also DNA repairDNA demethylases 404, 406DNA duplication, collagen α-chains 1062DNA fingerprinting 475–477DNA glycosylases 269, 270F, 271, 273DNA gyrases 315DNA helicasesnucleotide excision repair 270production 484Freplication role 246, 249, 255in S-phase 974–975, 976Fstructure 247Fin TFIIH 311Xpd knockout mice 497FDNA injection by bacteriophages 19FDNA inversion 294DNA labeling 466DNA libraries 469–471DNA ligasesin disease 266Tin recombinant DNA technology 464repair function 269–270, 280, 289Freplication function 245, 246F, 250use in DNA cloning 468, 469FDNA looping 383–384, 385F, 386, 391DNA-only transposons 218F, 288–290DNA polymerase α-primase 253DNA polymerasesattachment 246–247discovery 240and PCR 473Polδ 246, 261Polε 246RNA polymerases compared 304–305as self-correcting 243synthetic action 241translesion 273, 274Fviral use of host 1289DNA primases 245, 249, 253, 255, 256F,263FDNA primers, in PCR 473DNA probes 472–473, 502DNA repair 266–276base excision and nucleotide excision269–271contrasted with RNA 271–273defects in cancers 1097, 1124–1125,1132–1133diseases linked to 266Tdouble strand breaks 273–275,1133–1134in eukaryotes and bacteria 271by homologous recombination1133–1134see also DNA damageDNA replication 4–5and the cell cycle 258–260, 974–977end-replication problem 262errors in cancer 1106F, 1107initiation and completion 254–266mechanisms 239–254proofreading 242–244, 250–251, 257Fas semiconservative 240, 242F, 447temperature-sensitive mutations and489topoisomerase and the windingproblem 251–253two stages 974, 976Fsee also replication forks; replicationoriginsDNA segment shuffling 16, 17FDNA sequencesAlu sequences 212F, 223Fbarcoding mutants 498, 499Fbarrier DNA sequences 195F, 202centromeric 203changes in cancer cells 1094, 1097,1106, 1109–1110, 1111–1112Fdeducing gene function 20, 216–217human β-globin gene 179Finferring for ancient genomes223–224maintenance of 237–239rate of change 218see also genome sequencing; humangenomeDNA sequencing methodsdideoxy sequencing 466F, 477–478Illumina ® sequencing 480ion torrent sequencing 481second-generation sequencingmethods 479–480shotgun sequencing 479third-generation sequencing methods481DNA supercoilingcreated by RNA polymerases314–315positive and negative 315the replication winding problem 251,253DNA transfection for oncogeneidentification 1104DNA transferasesde novo methyl transferases 404–405,406Fmaintenance methyl transferases 404docking sitesPI(3,4,5)P 3 as 859plasma membrane 859, 860Fprotein tyrosine kinases 1080receptor tyrosine kinases 849–850,851F, 852, 853Fspecificity of 821–823STAT proteins and cytokines 863dogsolfactory bulb neurons 1199Fsize differences 1193, 1196dolichol/dolichol phosphate 99, 684“Dolly the sheep” 1252domain shuffling 121–123domains (lipid bilayers) 572–573,590–591, 593, 749domains (protein) see protein domainsdomains (taxonomic)bacteria, archaea, and eukaryotes 15common gene families 20, 21Tdominant mutationscancer-critical genes 1005F, 1104gain-of-function as typically 489dominant negative mutations 487, 1116Dorsal transcription regulator 655F, 873,1164–1165, 1166Fdorsoventral (D-V) axisanimal body plan 1147cortical rotation, Xenopus 1167Dorsal transcription regulator and1164–1165, 1166Fnervous system development 1199,1200Fpolarization of the embryo 1155–1158retinotopic map 1206vertebrate equivalent 1169dorsoventral inversion 1169Page numbers with an F refer to a figure; 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I:16 Indexdouble bondsalternating 90cis-double bonds 566, 571unsaturated fatty acids 98double helixDNA 3F, 174, 176hydrogen bonding 175–176as key to DNA repair 268superhelical tension, DNA 314–315double-negative activation 820, 821Fdouble-pass transmembrane proteins679, 681Fdouble-reciprocal plots 143double-strand breaks (DNA)in cancers 1111, 1116homologous recombination 278–279,1116in meiosis 282–284, 1009–1010repair mechanisms 273–275, 497,1323segmental duplications from 228topoisomerase II and 252–253double-stranded RNA (dsRNA)RNA interference and 431, 499–500TLR3 recognition 1299, 1304as viral characteristic 1304Down syndrome 1010doxycycline 495FDpp gene (Decapentaplegic) 1165–1166,1169Dpp signaling protein 1073driver mutations 1104, 1112–1113, 1117,1119FDrosophila (D. melanogaster)airways 1191Falternative splicing in 415body segmentation 1159–1163Branchless gene 1191Fcell cycle 966central nervous system 1179characteristic transposon types 292chromosome and genome sizes33–34circadian clock 877–878Dlg protein discovery 165Engrailed protein 120, 536FEve (even-skipped) gene 393–394,395FEyeless transcription regulator397–398Ffungal infection 1299Fgene expression by in situhybridization 536Fgenetic switches 392–395Hedgehog proteins in 871homeodomain motif 376imaginal discs 1195insulator-binding protein 391Fmitochondrial DNA 805as model organism 29T, 33–34, 417mRNA localization in 422mutant libraries 498neurogenesis 1173–1174Notch receptor in 867–868P element 416, 486photosensing neurons 1208Fpolytene chromosomes 208–211,391F, 540Fposition effects in 194, 195FRNA interference 499Sev, Sos and Grb2 Ras-GEFs 855shibire mutant 702FDrosophila embryoscontrol of development 1157discovery of signaling pathways 1154germ-band extension 1045mitosis without cytokinesis 1002,1003Fsyncytium development 1157transcription regulators 392–395drug discoverycomputer-based 463stem cells and 1258–1259drug resistancecancer treatment 1135–1136, 1139malaria 610multidrug resistant cancers 610pathogens 1291–1294see also antibiotic resistancedrug targetsantibiotics 1293Ftransmitter-gated ion channels631–632drug treatment, predicting individualresponses 506Dscam gene 415F, 1208FDSCAM proteins 415, 1207duplication in tissue renewal 1226dwarfism, pituitary and achondroplastic1196dynactin 939dynamic instability, actin 903dynamic instability, microtubules927–929, 935dynamic range, intracellular signaling824–825dynamic systems and differentialequations 512dynamin and dynamin-related proteins701–702, 803, 804F, 806dyneins 936–943, 959axonemal dyneins 937–938, 942cytoplasmic dyneins 937–939, 943and the mitotic spindle 983–985viruses and 1288dysbiosis 1264dyskeratosis congenita 265dystroglycan 1070, 1071Fdystrophin 1234EE1 (ubiquitin-activating enzyme) 158,159FE2 (ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme)158–159, 160FE3 see ubiquitin ligasesearly endosomesdelivery to 732–733, 738and late endosomes 696F, 707maturation 707, 730, 735–736retrieval from 734–735transcytosis and 738EB1 proteins 935EC (extracellular cadherin) domains 1039,1040Fecdysone 875ECM see extracellular matrixEcoRI nuclease 465–466F, 468Fectoderm 1147–1148, 1167–1168neurogenic ectoderm 1166,1173–1174, 1179, 1186eczema 947editing pockets 339EF-G elongation factor 343, 344FE2F proteins 1012–1014EF-Tu elongation factor 160–161, 163,343–344effector B and T cellscompared 1309effector B cells 1309–1310,1312–1313, 1316, 1322, 1324effector T cells 1309–1310, 1312–1313, 1324, 1328, 1333–1335,1337and immunological memory1310–1311in lymphocyte differentiation 1309effector Bcl2 family proteins 1027, 1028Feffector proteinsextracellular bacterial pathogens1269–1271, 1278, 1281–1282,1283F, 1285–1286in intracellular signaling 814efflux pumps 883, 884F, 1293EGF (epidermal growth factor)action via receptor tyrosine kinases850Tbroad specificity 1011production of embryoid bodies 1257Fresemblances to matrix proteins1066Fvertebrate embryo segmentation 1178EGF receptorsactivation 851lysosomal degradation 735mutation in glioblastoma 1107targeting in lung cancers 1136egg-polarity genes 1157–1159,1160–1161F, 1163, 1165eggsgrowth without cell division 1018similarity of egg cells 2Feggs, fertilized see zygoteseicosanoids 837eIFs (eukaryotic initiation factors) 347,348F, 423–428, 1304eIF4E transcription initiation factor 347,425–426, 1017EIN3 protein 882EJCs (exon junction complexes) 320F,321, 352, 353Felastase, compared with chymotrypsin119Felastic fibers 1065–1066elastinas disordered 125in the extracellular matrix 1058,1065–1066electrochemical gradientsin chemiosmotic coupling 754composed of membrane potentialsand concentration gradients599, 662, 762–763membrane transport and 599–600,602, 612, 662mitochondrial membranes 758powering ATP synthase 774, 776thylakoid membrane 784Felectrogenic effects 608, 615electron carriersNADH and NADPH as 67–68, 762plastoquinone, plastocyanin, andferredoxin as 793
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THE CELLMolecular Biology ofSixth E
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traditional beliefs of the politica
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Sabbatian-Frankists and most import
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Arabia. The ‘19’ were not even
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wasn’t) signed into law by Republ
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Cult did which he serves like a li
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those who knew where this was all g
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Neither would be self-aware enough
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‘Covid’. Nevertheless, despite
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Okay, with that background we retur
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Johnson & Johnson, major banks, and
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looking woman with no broadcasting
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‘cases’ drive lockdown, masks a
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the PCR test ‘bullshit’ a er te
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regime being inflicted on adults an
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For False-Positive Results’. The
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the case of ‘Covid-19’. A media
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repeat its narratives. The BBC has
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there was no good evidence implicat
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discovery that may revolutionise sc
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how the ‘Covid’ hoax was being
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universities and research centres -
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when Ferguson heads the Vaccine Imp
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health and medicine magazine, quote
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and ubiquitous that even officials
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DARPA openly brags about establishi
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Sunstein’s mate Richard Thaler, a
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their breathing was controlled -
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science … By their obscene non-lo
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methanol used in antifreeze and can
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government and elite mendacity. Man
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based on income and always been som
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levels and law enforcement. If you
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during the ‘flower’ hearing whi
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have described already cradle-to-gr
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the stake becomes burned on Twi er
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authorities are biased against them
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working for them, but against them,
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we have: ‘You are only in your si
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them to become ‘white traitors’
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equality? We’ve had black suprema
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•••Mass rese lement as people
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systems are connected to Gates and
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stupendously inverted that it claim
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bear communities are stable or thri
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‘virus’ you call SARS-Cov-2 or
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others, and this is the case with a
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so ware for the cell’ and so they
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I doubt the Cult intends it to go w
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‘variants’. He said there would
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that the virus still existed and wa
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testing and vaccines’ among other
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chaos at English Channel ports with
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The ‘vaccine’ and guaranteed in
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floods the body with chemicals. She
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statin drugs to reduce cholesterol
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Who needs a real ‘virus’ when y
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children are being given the ‘vac
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industries supporting ‘Covid’ r
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into mouse foetuses with fully form
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The erosion of parental rights is a
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billionaires support and fund the i
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The Cult agenda I have been exposin
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will blow your mind. The controllin
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CHAPTER ELEVENWho controls the Cult
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The existence of the rainbow depend
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describe student identity: LGBTTQQF
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Reality that we experience is nothi
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documents found at Nag Hammadi were
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using different names, storylines a
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and so its manifestations in Satani
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these.’ The statement was true in
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Paedophilia is another way that Arc
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business. In the far more extreme r
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see only twigs while Renegade Minds
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just described the dynamic through
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influence and the Cult knows that.
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perceptions. He was writing long be
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Evil begets evil because if evil do
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AI WetikoThis brings me to AI or ar
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human mind is planned to be a ached
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so anti-human because it is not hum
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Synthetic everythingThe Cult is int
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I thought I’d use a controversial
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few control the many through the co
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has been disgraceful and anyone who
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Dun and Bradstreet corporate listin
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Wetiko wants upheaval, chaos, fear,
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disruption with its fundamental con
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along. A Pentagon video from 2005 w
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the heart doesn’t want one. What
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this is fertile ground for understa
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vaccinated’ and then a yearly sho
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enforced vaccination could be ‘ne
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You do not ‘consent’ if you are
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vaccinated people to wear masks. Th
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You would release it far from that
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Inc. While money is no object for
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I’ll protect you from the hooded
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AppendixCowan-Kaufman-Morell Statem
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3 “The Role of Extraellular Vesic
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We are correct. The SARS-CoV2 virus
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Wilton, Robert: The Last Days of th
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