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Genetische Studien in Hefe kann eingesetzt werden, um die molekularen und zellulären Funktionen der menschlichen Gene in Zellen DNA-Stoffwechsel zu untersuchen. Es werden Methoden für die genetische Charakterisierung des menschlichen beschrieben<em> WRN</em> Genprodukt defekt in der vorzeitigen Alterung Störung Werner-Syndrom in funktionell konserviert Wege unter Verwendung von Hefe als handhabbar Modellsystem.
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Aggarwal, M., Brosh Jr., R. M. Genetic Studies of Human DNA Repair Proteins Using Yeast as a Model System . J. Vis. Exp. (37), e1639, doi:10.3791/1639 (2010).
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