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TYR
(redirected from tyrosinase)

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TYRTyrosine (Amino Acid)
TYRTyrosinase
TYRTyrosinemia (types I, II and III)
TYRThe Young Riders (TV show)
TYRTyler, TX, USA - Pounds Field (Airport Code)
TYRTyrolean Airways Austria (ICAO code)


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2002) described a method based on magnetic-activated cell separation followed by a nested reverse-transcriptase-PCR to quantify tyrosinase and MART-1 mRNA.
Design of a microsphere-based high-throughput gene expression assay ... by Daston, George P. / Environmental Health Perspectives
A substance called tyrosinase (ty-RO-sin-ase) is a protein, a building block of living material, which helps skin cells manufacture melanin.
Animal oddities: when nature goes awry, the results are disturbing, ... by Bregman, Mark / Science World
Already, Payne and Sun have tested their approach in the processing of a half-dozen hydrogen-carbon compounds, and tyrosinase reacted with onlythe phenols.
Chitin craze: some scientists remain positively charged about chitin by Pennisi, Elizabeth / Science News
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