Transcription factors STAT-4, STAT-6 and CREB regulate Th1/Th2 response in leprosy patients: effect of M. leprae antigens

Gene in Response to IL - 2 Stat 5 and Sp 1 Regulate Transcription

Nuclear Import Mechanisms of STAT and NF-κB Transcription Factors

The eukaryotic cell nucleoplasm is separated from the cytoplasm by the nuclear envelope. This compartmentation of eukaryotic cells requires that all nuclear proteins must be transported from the cytoplasm into the nucleus. Transport of macromolecules between the nucleus and the cytoplasm occurs through nuclear pore complexes (NPCs), large protein complexes that penetrate and fuse the nuclear en...

Comparative evolutionary genomics of the STAT family of transcription factors

The STAT signaling pathway is one of the seven common pathways that govern cell fate decisions during animal development. Comparative genomics revealed multiple incidences of stat gene duplications throughout metazoan evolutionary history. While pseudogenization is a frequent fate of duplicated genes, many of these STAT duplications evolved into novel genes through rapid sequence diversificatio...

STAT 4 : Advanced Time

4. Course Outline: (i) Review of Linear ARMA/ARIMA Time Series Models and their Properties. (ii) An Introduction to Spectral Analysis of Time Series. (iii) Fractional Differencing and Long Memory Time Series Modelling. (iv) Generalized Fractional Processes. Gegenbaur Processes. (v) Topics from Financial Time Series/Econometrics: ARCH and GARCH Models. (vi ) Time Series Modelling of Durations: A...

STAT: Speech Transcription Analysis Tool

The Speech Transcription Analysis Tool (STAT) is an open source tool for aligning and comparing two phonetically transcribed texts of human speech. The output analysis is a parameterized set of phonological differences. These differences are based upon a selectable set of binary phonetic features such as [voice], [continuant], [high], etc. STAT was initially designed to provide sets of phonolog...