Proteomics
University of Arkansas researchers discover evidence of proteins that read and write "protein code"
Published in Proteomics Weekly, January 8th, 2007
Working with colleagues at The Rockefeller University in New York, UAMS researchers led by Alan Tackett, PhD, identified a member of a protein complex that appeared to "read" how other proteins are modified and react based on those modifications to "write" a subsequent modification, new genetic information.
The modified proteins, histones, are the "spools" around which is...
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Source: Proteomics Weekly (2007-01-08)
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