1. Use of p53 for therapy of human cancer

   • V. P. Almazov
   • D. V. Kochetkov
   • P. M. Chumakov

   Reviews Pages: 863 - 877

2. Nonstandard genetic codes and translation termination

   • S. A. Lekomtsev

   Reviews Pages: 878 - 885

3. Homology-dependent inactivation of LTR retrotransposons in Aspergillus fumigatus and A. nidulans genomes

   • O. S. Novikova
   • V. Fet
   • A. G. Blinov

   Genomics. Transcriptomics. Proteomics Pages: 886 - 893

4. Polymorphism of the human MDR1 gene in Siberian and Central Asian populations

   • Ya. R. Pels
   • A. V. Marusin
   • V. A. Stepanov

   Genomics. Transcriptomics. Proteomics Pages: 894 - 900

5. The association of the TP53 polymorphisms Pro72Arg and C(−594)CC with diabetic polyneuropathy in Russian Muscovites with type 1 diabetes mellitus

   • E. V. Spitsina
   • N. Yu. Yakunina
   • V. V. Nosikov

   Genomics. Transcriptomics. Proteomics Pages: 901 - 905

6. Hydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂) and methyl-β-cyclodextrin (MβCD) down regulate caveolin expression in human lens epithelial cells (HLECs)

   • Hong-ying Jin
   • Ke Yao
   • Xia-jing Tang

   Cell Molecular Biology Pages: 906 - 913

7. The 5′-untranslated region of the maize alcohol dehydrogenase gene provides efficient translation of mRNA in plants under stress conditions

   • E. S. Mardanova
   • L. A. Zamchuk
   • N. V. Ravin

   Cell Molecular Biology Pages: 914 - 919

8. Multiadaptor proteins of the 4.1 family and RanBP9 as potential interaction partners for VARP, a Rab21 GTPase guanine nucleotide exchange factor

   • I. V. Palgova
   • E. V. Korobko
   • I. V. Korobko

   Cell Molecular Biology Pages: 920 - 923

9. How does Euplotes translation termination factor eRF1 fail to recognize the UGA stop codon?

   • S. A. Lekomtsev
   • P. M. Kolosov
   • L. L. Kisselev

   Cell Molecular Biology Pages: 924 - 931

10. Binding of human ribosomal protein S16 with 18S rRNA fragment 1203–1236/1521–1698

    • D. D. Yanshina
    • A. A. Malygin
    • G. G. Karpova

    Structural-Functional Analysis of Biopolymers and Their Complexes Pages: 932 - 938

11. The interaction with Escherichia coli 23S rRNA helices 89 and 91 contributes to the IF2 activity but is insignificant for the functioning of the elongation factors

    • D. E. Burakovsky
    • A. S. Smirnova
    • O. A. Dontsova

    Structural-Functional Analysis of Biopolymers and Their Complexes Pages: 939 - 948

12. Disordered regions in elongation factors EF1A in the three superkingdoms of life

    • I. N. Serdyuk
    • O. V. Galzitskaya

    Mathematical and System Biology Pages: 949 - 961

13. Structure and evolution of the mammalian maltase-glucoamylase and sucrase-isomaltase genes

    • D. G. Naumoff

    Mathematical and System Biology Pages: 962 - 973

14. Transcription factor AP-1 components as psoriasis candidate genes

    • E. S. Piruzian
    • T. A. Nikolskaya
    • S. A. Brouskin

    Mathematical and System Biology Pages: 974 - 985

15. Comparative analysis of the copy number of ID and B1 short retroposons in rodent genomes

    • N. A. Veniaminova
    • K. P. Gogolevsky
    • D. A. Kramerov

    Short Communications Pages: 986 - 989