On Thu, 14 Mar 1996, Teresa Binstock wrote:
> QUESTION about data base, if any:
>> In one study findable via OVID search of Medline, STE2 and STE3 are
> described as occurring in the human thymic epithelium. Otherwise, all the
> other STE2 and STE3 studies refer to cell-surface receptors occurring in
> Saccharomyces Cerevisiae. Many S. Cerevisiae genes and molecules have
> homologues in mammals including humans. In fact, some human molecules
> function in yeast and vice versa.
> I would like to "pin-down" whether or not the human STE2 and STE3
> molecules reported by Patel et al are homologous to S. Cerevisiae
> molecules with the same nomenclature.
> Are there data bases other than Medline that would yield such
> information?
>> I would be very appreciative of being informed about such data bases and
> how to access them. E-mails directly to me would be appreciated and/or to
> the newsgroups if such distribution is appropriate.
>>>> au: Patel et al
> so: Journal of Clinical Immunology 15.2.80-92 1995
> ti: Characterization of human thymic epithelial cell surface antigens:
> phenotypic similarity of thymic epithelial cells to epidermal
> keratinocytes.
>>> Thank you,
>>> Teresa
>>> Teresa C. Binstock, Researcher
> Developmental & Behavioral Neuroanatomy
> Denver CO USA
>Teresa.Binstock at uchsc.edu
