In a paper published this week in Science, Isabelle Barde of the EPFL's School of Life Sciences and Frontiers in Genetic Program, and colleagues, describe experiments which show that KRAB-containing zinc finger proteins, working in concert with a cofactor called KAP1, modulate mitophagy in subtle and sophisticated ways.
What does ZFP stand for?
ZFP stands for Zinc Finger Protein
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We have 6 other meanings of ZFP in our Acronym Attic
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- Zeitschrift Fuehrung Organisation (German: Magazine Leadership Organization; journal)
- Zeitschrift Fuer Ostmitteleuropa-Forschung (German: Journal for Research on East Central Europe; Herder Institute)
- Zona-Free Bovine Oocytes (reproduction)
- Zone Française d'Occupation (French: French Zone of Occupation; World War II)
- Zero-Filled on Demand (Linux program)
- Zachodniopomorskiego Forum Organizacji Pozarzadowych (Polish: West Non-Governmental Organization Forum)
- Zoom Field of View (aviation)
- Zero-Flag Propagation
- Zero-Flow Pressure (anesthesia)
- Zerstörungsfreie Prüfung (German: Non-Destructive Testing)
- Zone Forecast Product
- Zuhair Fayez Partnership
- Zinc Finger Protein 7
- Natal Fire Protection Association (South Africa)
- Zentrale Fuer Private Fuersorge (German: Center for Private Welfare; home health care)
- Zinc Finger-Protein Like 1 (homo sapien genetics)
- Zwiazek Firm Public Relations (Poland)
- Zululand Fire Protection Services (South Africa)
- Gare de Bordeaux Airport (French airport code)
- [not an acronym] radio code for Disregard My Last
Samples in periodicals archive:
2000 Differential effects of toxic metal compounds on the activities of Fpg and XPA, two zinc finger proteins involved in DNA repair.
Richmond, CA) has been granted a new patent in the United States entitled "Selection of Sites for Targeting by Zinc Finger Proteins and Methods of Designing Zinc Finger Proteins to Bind to Preselected Sites.