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Sunday, October 10, 2004 |
Chemistry Nobel for protein death process
In the late '70 and dearly '80s, Rose, Hershko and Ciechanover worked to identify the marking process in which cells identify molecules to be destroyed. The process governs cell division, NA repair, and various immune functions. The Nobel comes due to the impotr the work holds for others attempting to prevent protein breakdown or to use it to breakdown cancer causing proteins.
Read: Protein death process earns Nobel - BBC, Oct 6, 2004
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© Copyright 2004 Jack Vaughan.
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