Browsing Master’s theses (BioVit) by Author "Våge, Dag Inge"
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Characterization and optimization of the ParB_INT imaging tool
Isom, Martine Mesel (Master thesis, 2020)Partitioning B (ParB) proteins are key to the prokaryotic partitioning machinery which ensures proper segregation of replicated plasmid DNA strands. ParB proteins bind specifically to a centromere-like parS sequence, from ... -
Characterization of chromatin-bound interactome of cyclin-dependent kinase 12 (CDK12)
Berg, Sigrid Karlsen (Master thesis, 2020)Proper gene expression relies on control by an abundant number of factors and mechanisms, and the orchestration of these fine-tuned programs is fundamental in cellular functionality. Transcription regulation by RNA polymerase ... -
Fish welfare and color of skin and fillets of Atlantic Salmon from two genetic lines exposed to repeated hypoxia prior to harvesting
Røsvik, Marte (Master thesis, 2022)Oxygen is a fundamental necessity for the fitness and survival of Atlantic salmon. Hypoxia is reduced access to oxygen and low levels of oxygen in body tissues, which affects the welfare, immune response, and product quality ... -
Linkage disequilibrium in the chromosomal region surrounding the prion protein gene (Prnp) in Norwegian dairy goat
Hammervold, Mie Marie (Master thesis, 2019)The Norwegian dairy goat is the only known mammal that naturally lacks cellular prion protein (PrPC); this due to a nonsense mutation in the prion protein gene (PRNP). This makes the goats interesting model animals in ... -
Phenotypic effects of knocking out the pigmentation related genes, abcg2, bco1, and bco1-like in Atlantic salmon
Kuhn, Brandi Nicole (Master thesis, 2022)The red muscle color is one of the main quality parameters of Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar). Unique to salmonids, the color comes from the accumulation of astaxanthin in the muscle, which is strictly obtained from the diet ...