Search for new genes involved in Drosophila circadian rhythmicity: behavioural analysis of putative CRYPTOCHROME interacting proteins and molecular characterization of the ubiquitin protease USP5

Andreazza, Simonetta (2009) Search for new genes involved in Drosophila circadian rhythmicity: behavioural analysis of putative CRYPTOCHROME interacting proteins and molecular characterization of the ubiquitin protease USP5. [Laurea specialistica biennale]

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Drosophila melanogaster, il moscerino della frutta, si è rivelato un ottimo modello per identificare le basi molecolari dei ritmi circadiani. In particolare, il moscerino condivide con i mammiferi omologhi la gran parte dei geni coinvolti nell’organizzazione molecolare del clock. Decifrare gli elementi che regolano il battito dell’orologio in Drosophila è quindi un importante contributo per la comprensione dei meccanismi che controllano i ritmi circadiani nell’uomo.

Item Type:	Laurea specialistica biennale
Corsi di Laurea specialistica biennale:	Facoltà di Scienze MM. FF. NN. > Biologia molecolare
Subjects:	Area 05 - Scienze biologiche > BIO/18 Genetica
Codice ID:	21545
Relatore:	Costa, Rodolfo
Data della tesi:	2009
Biblioteca:	Polo di Scienze > CIS "A. Vallisneri" - Biblioteca Biologico Medica
Tipo di fruizione per il documento:	on-line per i full-text
Tesi sperimentale (Si) o compilativa (No)?:	Yes

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