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Introduction
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Background
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What got you interested in science
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University of Rochester
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Protein synthesis in cells
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Why herpes viruses
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Key experiment
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Impact on the field
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Translational regulation
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Why is transcription overlooked
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Lac operon
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Viruses have led the way
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Viruses shut off translation
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Arms race
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Host pathways
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Technology
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Contribution to the field
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Advice for students
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Career as a drummer
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Band
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ASV
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Description:
Explore a captivating interview with Dr. Ian Mohr of New York University, conducted by Vincent Racaniello, delving into the intricate interactions between viruses and their cellular hosts, with a focus on protein synthesis regulation. Gain insights into Dr. Mohr's scientific journey, from his early interests to his groundbreaking work with herpes viruses. Discover key experiments, the impact of his research on the field of virology, and the importance of translational regulation. Learn about the arms race between viruses and host pathways, technological advancements in the field, and receive valuable advice for aspiring scientists. This 33-minute video, part of a series accompanying the Principles of Virology textbook, also touches on Dr. Mohr's unique background as a drummer, offering a well-rounded perspective on a career in science.

Interactions Between Viruses and Their Cellular Hosts

American Society for Microbiology
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