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Anti-acetyl-histone H3 Cat. Amylase, a pancreatic specific gene, was used as a control for the recruitment of acetylated histones and GAPDH, a housekeeping gene, was used as a control for the recruitment of HDAC3.

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Correspondence to A L Roy. Reprints and Permissions. Oncogene 25, — Download citation. Received : 28 July Revised : 11 November Accepted : 07 December Published : 23 January Issue Date : 08 June Many times, I dream about photography and how I create objects in my studio or in non-existent residences.

It is the way I process a lot of my unrealized impulses. I write down ideas into one endless document on my phone. At first, I realize solo snapshots in the studio that then inspire me to other works objects, photographs, installations, videos. In the Landscape series 1 2 , I am interested in the relationship between what is being photographed and photography.

I created a series of objects, where I try to return the original spatial shape of the photographed person to the recorded and printed objects in the photograph. The objects I chose to photograph in the Landscape series were not random. When choosing a subject, I focused on a topic that refers to copying itself. The starting point for me was the motif of ancient sculptures, which are constantly copied.

One of the first tasks you will receive as an art school student is to make the most faithful copy of an ancient bust, which is also a multiple copy. Copying the copied is multiplied to an infinity. In addition to the loss of the original volume, the original material from which the first and only originals were created is also lost.

This idea took me one step further. I became interested in copies of the materials, in the loss of real materials and the use of their substitutes — various types of metals, solid wood, precious metals.

Copying has also been facilitated by the advent of the digital age. Creating and retrieving material patterns is easier and more accessible than in the past. Their use became common. People choose visually appealing processing materials, even if they are copies, stickers.

Real marble is cold to the touch and you cannot deceive physical contact with the material. People have not invented anything like that yet. They cannot afford expensive and original materials. It is important for me to think about the final installation from the beginning when creating new projects.

Making a shot and taking a picture of it is just part of the job. In the last series Golden Ratio 3 4 5 6 7 8 I deal with the topic of tree breeding in a family orchard. I work with physical cutting and carving — into the objects I photograph and also into already printed photographs.

Pruning as such is a very important element in growing fruit trees. Trees need to be cut in the right places, at the right angles, at the right time. The same goes for grafting trees. Therefore, I chose this principle when creating the whole project.