U.S.-France Cooperative Research: Molecular Dissection of the Hedgehog/patched Signal Transduction Pathway

这项为期两年的发展生物学美法合作研究奖的获得者是斯坦福大学的马修·p·斯科特和法国巴黎第七大学雅克·莫诺研究所的安妮·普莱西斯。斯科特博士的博士后研究员和研究生也将参与这个项目。本研究的目的是研究Hedgehog/patched信号通路组分之间的相互作用。这种途径在所有动物的发育过程中用于细胞间的通信。美国研究者和法国研究者已经分离出一些不同的途径成分。这种合作使美国研究者可以获得法国研究者分离的途径成分，并利用他们互补的专业知识。 -│/_Á¥/% -│ÁÂ¥©Á烧句子？%？一个╣│/ %║╝吗?│一¢¢一¢╣└吗?%点Á│ÀÁÁ¥╣││Á│？_烧.cn /¥╣？职权范围│% -│职权范围À /烧段Á│Á¢¢Á¢¥©/¥%Á/│¥？┤一个%¥╝╣吗?┐¢AA ?_╣│╝/╝╝/ AA_A¥¢

This two-year award for U.S.-France cooperative research in developmental biology involves Matthew P. Scott of Stanford University and Anne Plessis at the Institut Jacques Monod, Universite Paris 7, Paris, France. Dr. Scott's postdoctoral researcher and graduate student will also participate in this project. The objective of the research is to investigate the interaction of components of the Hedgehog/patched signaling pathway. This pathway is used in all animals for cell-cell communication during development. The U.S. investigator and French investigator have isolated some, but different pathway components. This collaboration makes available to the U.S. investigator the pathway components isolated by the French investigator and takes advantage of their complementary expertise. Â┐┤/_Á¥/% ┐┤Á╝¢¥/┤╣À ? ¥©Á ▓╣?%?À╣│/% ║╝?│Á¢¢Á¢ ╣└?%└Á┤ ╣ ÀÁÁ¥╣│ ╝Á│?_▓╣/¥╣? ╣│%┐┤╣À /▓Á╝╝/¥ ║╝?│Á¢¢Á¢ ¥©/¥ %Á/┤ ¥? ┤Á%Á¥Á╝╣?┐¢ ÀÁ?_╣│ ╝Á/╝╝/ÀÁ_Á¥¢