In this series of images, purified bacterial transcription factor in solution acts like a fluid by condensing into spherical droplets that then fuse together. Researchers are studying whether condensates might play a role in regulating bacterial cells as well as eukaryotic ones.
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Last summer, Weber published a study showing that in cells of slow-growing
E. coli bacteria, the RNA polymerase enzyme is uniformly distributed, but in fast-growing cells it clusters in droplets. The fast-growing cells may need to concentrate the polymerase around ribosomal genes to synthesize ribosomal RNA efficiently.
âIt looks like it [phase separation] is in all domains of life, and a universal mechanism that has then been able to specialize into a whole bunch of different functions,â Weber said.
Clene Nanomedicine Closes Merger with Tottenham Acquisition I Limited and Provides Corporate Update
Common stock of the merged company, Clene Inc., to commence trading on the NASDAQ Capital Market under the ticker symbol “CLNN” on December 31, 2020
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Proceeds from the transaction totaled approximately $31.9 million, combining funds held in Tottenham’s trust account and a concurrent $22.4 million PIPE financing
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The transaction is one of the largest office leases signed in the Dallas-Fort Worth region this year. Dec312020 Image courtesy of Transwestern
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D-FW health care firm heads to Farmers Branch in office move
Southwestern Health Resources is consolidating 900 workers in new location.
The Browning Place office campus on LBJ Freeway is owned by Pillar Commercial.(Transwestern)
One of North Texas’ major health care firms is consolidating operations in a new Farmers Branch location.
Southwestern Health Resources the health network created by Texas Health Resources and UT Southwestern Medical Center is leasing a big block of office space on LBJ Freeway in Farmers Branch.
The health care firm plans to move 900 employees to the new location early next year, said Greg Harrison, a vice president for the Dallas-based organization. The relocation will include people now located in seven Dallas-Fort Worth locations.