Satellite Cells

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When I was child I remember loving wildlife I’d go to the lake fishing with my big brothers they were always the best fishers and I wanted to stay up to par I noticed the fish at the lake were more attracted to live bait so I immediately researched a strategy to freeze frogs with a flashlight before bedtime I’d take a trip to the lake and would collect as many frogs as possible in a bucket one night I decided to dissect one of my frogs outside on the patio and my father caught me and gave me a lesson not to ever do that again I felt terrible, however, this was the start to my infatuation with science.
This Article is to inform the audience of satellite cells and its correlation to the regeneration and reproduction process along with an illustration …show more content…

Myogenin is required for the fusion of myogenic precursor cells to either new or previously existing fibers during the process myogenin and has been observed to induce myogenesis in non-muscle cell type as well. Mcf2 (MCF.2 cell line derived transforming sequence) is a nucleotide exchange factor proteins that stimulate the exchange bound to other proteins, (Laclef 2003) indicates Six (Transmembrane Epithelial Antigen Of Prostate 1) is a gene found in the prostate tissue, MyoD (Family inhibitor) is a transcription factor that negatively regulates myogenic family proteins it interferes with myogenic factors by masking (NLS) nuclear localization the amino acid fusion that bonds to proteins that import into the cell nucleus via nuclear transport this consist of one or more short positive charges on the protein surface so MyoD’s negative regulation would prevent DNA binding also Myf6 (Herculin) Myogenic Factor 6 it’s another indespecible regulatory factor in the myogenesis

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