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YTH
(redirected from Yeast two-hybrid)

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YTHYouth
YTHYeast Two-Hybrid (biochemical assay to determine protein-protein interaction)
YTHThompson, Manitoba, Canada - Thompson (Airport Code)
YTHWhy the Hell?


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Here we show that a truncated AT2 receptor (amino acids 226-363) interacts strongly with the IR [beta] subunit in yeast two-hybrid (Y2H) assay.
Cellular, molecular and developmental biology by Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences
2000) examined the estrogenic activities of 517 different kinds of chemicals by a yeast two-hybrid assay and judged CNP to be negative for estrogenic activity at [10.
Effects of a diphenyl ether-type herbicide, chlornitrofen, and its ... by Kobayashi, Kunihiko / Environmental Health Perspectives
ProChart is a database of protein-to-protein interactions, created using AxCell's patented, high-throughput technology, which differs from the most widely used method for studying protein interactions called yeast two-hybrid (Y2H).
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