- A
prion /ˈpriːɒn/ is a
misfolded protein that can
induce misfolding of
normal variants of the same
protein and
trigger cellular death.
Prions cause prion...
- (TSEs) also
known as
prion diseases, are a
group of progressive, incurable, and
fatal conditions that are ****ociated with
prions and
affect the brain...
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subantarctic islands.
Prions grow 20 to 27 cm (7.9–10.6 in) long, and have blue-grey
upper parts and
white underparts.
Three species of
prion have flattened...
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diseases and
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Weissmann C (2004). "The
state of the
prion". Nat Rev...
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Andrew F.; Collinge, John (11
March 2008). "Kuru
prions and
sporadic Creutzfeldt–Jakob
disease prions have
equivalent transmission properties in transgenic...
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prions from others,
these misfolded proteins arise from
genetic differences,
either due to
family history or
sporadic mutations.
Plants uptake prions...
- petrel, they make up the
prions. They in turn are
members of the
family Procellariidae, and the
order Procellariiformes.
Prions are
small and typically...
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Prions are
misfolded proteins which characterize several fatal neurodegenerative diseases in
humans and many
other animals.
Prion may also
refer to: Fungal...
- no
subspecies are recognised.
Prions are
members of the
family Procellariidae, and the
order Procellariiformes. The
prions are
small and
typically eat just...
- deer with the
misfolded prion via the
nasal p****age, when the
prions were
mixed with clay. This was
important because the
prions had
already been shown...
