Chaperone-mediated nuclear translocation of human telomerase and post-translational regulation of telomere-associated protein, TRF1

정유영 2015년

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- 저자 정유영
- 기타서명 샤프론 단백질에 의한 텔로머라아제의 핵 이동과 텔로미어 결합단백질인 TRF1의 조절에 관한 연구
- 형태사항 26 cm: xii, 84장: 삽화(일부천연색)
- 일반주기 지도교수: In Kwon Chung
- 학위논문사항 Graduate School, Yonsei University, Dept. of Integrated OMICS for Biomedical Science, 학위논문(박사)-, 2015. 8
- 발행지 Seoul
- 언어 eng
- 출판년 2015
- 발행사항 Graduate School, Yonsei University
- 주제어 dynein/dynactin dynein/dynactin motor FKBP52 Hsp90 hTERT NUB1 nuclear transport telomerase TRF1 단백질 분해효소 말단소체복원효소 전사후 변형(post-translational modification) 텔로미어(telomere)
- 참고문헌( 115)
유사주제 논문( 48)

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Chaperone-mediated nuclear translocation of human ...

' Chaperone-mediated nuclear translocation of human telomerase and post-translational regulation of telomere-associated protein, TRF1' 의 주제별 논문영향력

논문영향력 요약
동일주제 총논문수	논문피인용 총횟수	주제별 논문영향력의 평균
주제	dynein/dynactin dynein/dynactin motor fkbp52 hsp90 htert nub1 nuclear transport telomerase trf1 단백질 분해효소 말단소체복원효소 전사후 변형(post-translational modification) 텔로미어(telomere)
61	0	0.0%

논문영향력
주제		주제별 논문수	주제별 논문영향력
주제어	dynein/dynactin	1	0.0%
	dynein/dynactin motor	1	0.0%
	fkbp52	1	0.0%
	hsp90	19	0.0%
	htert	9	0.0%
	nub1	1	0.0%
	nuclear transport	1	0.0%
	telomerase	17	0.0%
	trf1	1	0.0%
	단백질 분해효소	7	0.0%
	말단소체복원효소	1	0.0%
	전사후 변형(post-translationa ...	1	0.0%
	텔로미어(telomere)	1	0.0%
계		61	0.0%
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' Chaperone-mediated nuclear translocation of human telomerase and post-translational regulation of telomere-associated protein, TRF1' 의 참고문헌

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