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Prion (from Infectious Diseases)
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eMedicine - Kuru : Article by Paul A Janson, MD
A fatal neurologic disease that is restricted to the highlands of New Guinea, where it has infected the Fore (pronounced for-ay), a tribe of remote highland natives.
Prion Illustration
Computer graphic showing the replication and spread of prions in cells.
Deadly Conformations-Protein Misfolding in Prion Disease
Research article on prions.
L. Li Lab - Northwestern University
Studying prion proteins using yeast as a model organism.
A fatal neurologic disease that is restricted to the highlands of New Guinea, where it has infected the Fore (pronounced for-ay), a tribe of remote highland natives.
Computer graphic showing the replication and spread of prions in cells.
Research article on prions.
Studying prion proteins using yeast as a model organism.
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January 24th, 2005, 12:51 AM Sounds yummy...but where did it come from :P This is why I buy my meat
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January 26th, 2005, 07:09 AM A few more thoughts: No one suggests sheep get scrapie from eating oth
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