Category:Team Hardy Weinburgers

Figures 2 and 3 shows that Dicer is normally involved in the cellular defense against viruses. The expression of Dicer is shown in Figure 2 when the cell is placed under viral stress, and in Figure 3, the levels of the fragment of the porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV) is shown to be lowered in the presence of Dicer. However, in Figure 1, PRRSV is shown to silence luciferase when gene that codes for luciferase is placed in the gene that codes for Dicer. In Figure 4, the PRRSV lowers the expression of Dicer and Ago-2 (both involved in the cellular defense mechanism against PRRSV) simultaneously when fully functional. The lowered expression is shown specifically in Figure 4.F.

Figure 3B & 3C

Figure 1: alignment of primary sequences of protein Mlep (which functions in transmembrane malate transport) and CitP, to show that CitP functions similarly in transmembrane citrate transport.

Figure 2A, 3 - shows that production of the gene product CimHbs due to the normal function of the CimH gene causes greater catalysis of citrate and malate uptake.

Figure 5

Figure 5

Figure 3 - Double reciprocal plot of NaCl concentration vs percent dequenching in the AO fluorescence assay.

Figure 4

SCL23 works with SCR to regulate endodermal cell fate. This is shown in Figure 2 where the mutant lacking SCL23 can differentiate cells to a certain extent.

Figure 7 - Oxygen consumption rates decreased in MpsA and MpsABC mutants, but increased in MpsA containing cells.

Figure 6B

Figure 5A

Figure 2; there was an alignment done to E. coli NuoL (accession no. P33607) and a TMHMM.

Figure 7