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Author Topic:   Mutations & structural modifications - Redux
Dr_Tazimus_maximus
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Message 4 of 22 (41922)
06-01-2003 6:16 PM
Reply to: Message 3 by Wounded King
05-31-2003 1:30 PM


Structure
Maybe we can expand the concept of structure a bit. One area of mutation that recieved quite a bit of attention a while back was structural aspects of protein domains. Tranquility Base and I had a running discussion concerning the evolution of protein families and protein domains. Would anyone object to adding protein structure and evolution/mutational changes to the general topic of structure?
One of the problems with mutation and larger structural changes is that the area is a VERY young field due to the complexity of the phenotypic blending of the particulate genotypes (are you reading this Syamsu?). Maybe we would get a larger and more fruitfull discussion if we broadened the scope. It's your call, Wounded you started the thread.
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Dr_Tazimus_maximus
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Message 6 of 22 (41967)
06-02-2003 1:53 PM
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06-02-2003 5:27 AM


Re: Structure
How about this one for eye development then. I actually read about this a while ago where they were doing some of the intial work on PAX 6. The alterations may be due to differential downstream effects and binding vs. a defect in the gene itself. I am sure that there is more up to date material, I will see what I can dig up later.
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