Mimics

... regarding mimicing of protein phosphorylation. Changing a serine (Ser) amino acid residue to aspartic acid (Asp) or glutamic acid (Glu) supposedly mimics a phosphorylated serine. 1. How much is it mimicing, can I accept my results based on the presence or Asp/Glu is if my protein was Ser-phosphorylated? ...

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sir2 (SIRT1) in mammals is a "longlivety gene" in mimics the effect of calorie restriction (which leads to longlivety) and protects from a variety of disorders. SIRT1 KO mice are very, very sick and die at the age of a few weeks (a year with ...

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... that Harvard administers and I made excellence on it. Not to mention I have already been published by a medical journal on a cancer drug that mimics to cholchicine toxicity. That alone is what people with masters and Ph.D. wait a life time to achieve. and still my degree is worth about the ...

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... on animals. However, we seem to think that the closer an animal is to humans the more uncomfortable we become; but the utility of the model(it mimics human functions more) increases.

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there are also other types of mimicry. batesian mimicry is when a harmless species mimics a dangerous one mullerian mimicry is when two species mimic each other to confuse predators. etc etc

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