Heterogeneous transcriptional start site usage by HIV-1 produces 5′-capped RNAs beginning
with one, two, or three 5′-guanosines ( Cap 1G, Cap 2G, or Cap 3G, respectively) that …

… Molecular weight standards are shown on the dashed line above chromatograms. (C)
Polyacrylamide-urea gel image of A3H preparations after proteinase K treatment. Wild-type, K52E, …

PHLPP2 is a member of the PHLPP family of phosphatases, known to suppress cell growth
by inhibiting proliferation or promoting apoptosis. Oncogenic kinases Akt, S6K, and PKC, and …

Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is characterized by the accumulation of lipid droplets
in hepatocytes. NAFLD development and progression is associated with an increase in …

… Small scale fusion with low molecular weight PEO and jamming with higher molecular
weight PEO are visible with a critical PEO molecular weight of 4000 Da. (C) Confocal laser …

… In particular, polymersomes are much more stable than their low-molecular-weight
counterparts20 and in vivo experiments have confirmed much longer circulation times than PEG-…

… glycol (PEG) if Mw < 20,000 Da or polyethylene oxide (PEO) if Mw > 20,000 Da. These blends
… PEG is an hydrosoluble polymer partially miscible in PLA whose molecular weight can …

… groups leads to a decrease of molecular weight; in the second, the molecular weight is
reduced until the lactic acid and low molecular weight oligomers are naturally metabolized by …

… The changes in molecular weight of PCL and PLA for the three different degradation
conditions, … In alkaline environment (pH 10), the viscosimetric molecular weight of PCL and PLA …

We present evidence that the microtubule-associated protein tau is present in oligodendrocytes
(OLGs), the central nervous system cells that make myelin. By showing that tau is …