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Podcast
biobytes: June 1, 2009
The Rockefeller University Press
biobytes{at}rockefeller.edu
In the June 1st edition of biobytes, Kristen Nowak and Nigel Laing (Centre for Medical Research, University of Western Australia) reveal that a heart muscle protein can replace its skeletal muscle counterpart to correct serious myopathy (Nowak et al., JCB), Manuela Sironi explains how parasites have driven interleukin gene evolution (Fumagalli et al., JEM), and Renato Iozzo tells of the anti-tumor effects of decorin protein (Goldoni et al., JCB). The show was written and produced by Amy Maxmen, Ben Short, and Ruth Williams. Presented by Ruth Williams.
00:32 - Heart muscle actin replaces skeletal muscle actin; 05:50 - How parasites have shaped our interleukin genes; 09:25 - Decorin's anti-tumor effect.
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