
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Bayblab Podcast Episode 14

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Geldanamycin is an Hsp90 inhibitor. :) Used to use it all the time in the lab when I was working with heat shock proteins.
Right. I wonder how HSP90 is involved in translation elongation?
Yeah, I misspoke. It's gentamicin not geldanamycin used in those experiments. I guess that's why we have a no alcohol policy in the lab.
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