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Dye, Frank J., author.
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Dictionary of stem cells, regenerative medicine, and translational medicine / Dye, Frank J., author.
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Duran, Michael A., author.
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Assessing the Extent and Impact of Mutations in Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells and Young vs
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Bazina, Fayrouz Salem, author.
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Chronic TGF-beta1 Transforms Oral Epithelial Cells into an Altered Phenotype during Enamel Organ
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Duffy, Colleen M., author.
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from Adherent MDCK Cells / Duffy, Colleen M., author.
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Javed, Hira, author.
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Laminin Increases Matrix Metalloproteinase2 (MMP2) Expression in PC12 Cells / Javed, Hira, author.
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Melamed, David, author.
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Investigating the Role of Signaling Pathways in Adult Stem Cells Governed by Population Asymmetry /
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Bakker, Ronan Alexander, author.
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) Receptors in Human Cervical Fibroblast Cells / Bakker, Ronan Alexander, author.
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Kwok, Ellius, author.
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CDKL5 iPSC-derived Neural Cells Exhibit Deficiencies in Growth and Increased Apoptosis / Kwok
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Setayesh, Maryam, author.
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Cells / Setayesh, Maryam, author.
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Lehman, Stephanie Shae, author.
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Markers of the Endoplasmic Reticulum in Mammalian Cells / Lehman, Stephanie Shae, author.
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Parvez, Saba, author.
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Decoding the Signal: Interrogating Electrophile Signaling Responses in Mammalian Cells and Danio
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Byrnes, James R., author.
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Defining the Interactions Between Coagulation Factor XIII, Fibrin(Ogen), and Red Blood Cells /
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Scott, Celeste, author.
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Negative Breast MDA-MB-468 Cells / Scott, Celeste, author.
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Marrufo, Armando M., author.
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Cancer Cells / Marrufo, Armando M., author.
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Vaidya, Mayuri Manoj, author. (orcid)0000-0001-7152-5558
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Verification of Apoptosis in MDA-MB-231 Triple Negative Breast Cancer Cells Post NBA Photodynamic
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Johnson, Zariel I., author.
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Novel Roles of Transcription Factor TonEBP in Nucleus Pulposus Cells of the Intervertebral Disc /
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Ren, Jun, author.
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The Paracrine Function of Smooth Muscle Cells in Vascular Injury and Repair / Ren, Jun, author.
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Earl, Kadeshia M., author.
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The Effects of miR-4492 on Nos1ap/CAPON and its Intragenic miRNAs in PC-3 Cells / Earl, Kadeshia M
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Gardner, Richard L. (Richard Lavenham), 1943-
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Stem cells.
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Mattson, Mark Paul.
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Cells -- Aging.
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DePamphilis, Melvin L.
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Stem Cells -- cytology.
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Maquat, Lynne, editor.
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Eukaryotic Cells -- metabolism.
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Galbraith, David W.
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Plant cells and tissues.
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Jakoby, William B., 1928- editor.
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Cells, Cultured.
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Jeon, Kwang W.
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neuromuscular and CNS synapses, adipokinetic hormones of insects, and iron metabolism in mammalian cells
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Perlman, David.
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. Ochratoxins; Chapter 5. Cultivation of Animal Cells in Chemically Defined Media, A Review; Chapter 6. Genetic
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Bourne, Geoffrey H. (Geoffrey Howard), 1909-1988.
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Cells; Cell and Molecular Biology of the Spindle Matrix; Mitochondrial Biology and Disease in
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Jeon, Kwang W.
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of PACAP-containing retinal ganglion cells in circadian timing; cell polarity in filamenous fungi
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Jeon, Kwang W.
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; chromosomal variation in mammalian neuronal cells; automated interpretation of protein subcellular location
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Jeon, Kwang W.
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-protein coupled receptors; organization and function of the actin; cytoskeleton in developing root cells.
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Jeon, Kwang W.
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; Nucleocytoplasmic trafficking in plant cells; Building in vitro models of organs; Mitrochondria-drived organelles in
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Jeon, Kwang W.
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; intracellular coupling of interstitial cells of cajal in the digestive tract; and chromatin organization in the
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higher plant cells, sexual dimorphism in the central nervous system of marsupials, and the effect of TNF
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Moore, Dan Houston, 1909- editor.
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v. 1a. Optical techniques.--v.2a & b. Physical chemical techniques.--v.3a &c. Cells and tissues.--v
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Xu, Yiyue, author.
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. Flow cytometry confirmed an elevated percentage of cells carrying cancer stem cells (CSCs) markers (CD
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Li, Liangdao, author.
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-differentiation potential are generated from HSCs before becoming mature blood cells. The fate of these progenitor cells is
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Chan, Alex Hong-Man, author.
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portion of these invertebrates, is a concentration of neural cells that are believed to be the precursor
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Suthakaran, Nirthieca, author.
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cells. ROS causes oxidative damage to critical cellular molecules, which contribute to aging and
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Harkness, Ty, author.
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efficiently reprogram cells to uniform target populations could have far-reaching consequences in biomedical
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Yuan, Andy H., author.
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phenotypic traits on those cells that harbor them. To date, the discovery of prions and prion-like phenomena
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Jeon, Kwang W.
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. Telomeres in Mammalian Male Germline Cells; I. Introduction; II. Telomeres in Somatic and Germline Cells
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Grand, R. J. A. (Roger J. A.)
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have been shown to be capable of transforming cells in culture are described in detail. Thus adenovirus
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Pedersen, Roger A.
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stem cells, and concludes with considerations of differentation in muscle cells and neurons. This
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Weiss, Paul A., 1898-1989.
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Specificity in Growth and Development -- 12. Specificity in Growth Control -- 13. Deterioration in Cells -- 14
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Feng, Honglin, author.
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majority of microRNAs detected in the bacteriocyte cells of two species of aphids, a psyllid and a mealybug
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Myers SanMiguel, Jennifer, author.
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-specific expression remains to be determined. Here, we examined ICR-specific DNA methylation in Tet1-/- germ cells
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Shum, Laura C., author.
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physiology and pathology. We have found that the ability of stem cells to differentiate into bone forming
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Zhang, Jingyuan, author.
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. Hearing loss may happen when cochlear hair cells (HCs) are damaged or lost due to various factors, such as
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Xu, Yitian, author. (orcid)0000-0002-0558-3749
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bactericidal nor tissue-repairing phenotypes. Additional Ifn-gamma mRNA or Il-4 mRNA can polarize these cells
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Greene, Lisa Iris, author.
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antitumor activity. In this study, primary human immune cells were used to demonstrate that the tryptophan
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Yang, Xi, author.
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construct directly to tumor cells. Lentiviral vectors (pLenti7.3/IL-12/Fas TI or Lent-IF) were constructed
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Hwang, Bin-Jin, author.
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in the skin accompanied by an influx of immune cells, including mast cells and MDSCs. DeltaNC16A mice
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Wolfson, Benjamin, author.
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preadipocyte cells, leading us to predict that miR-140 may play a role in adipocyte differentiation and the
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Ward, Danielle Marcelle G., author.
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extracts showed no cytotoxic effects on healthy colon and liver cells. The range of DNA damage for all
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Tang, Alan T., author.
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proteins form a heterotrimeric CCM adaptor complex that is required in endothelial cells to prevent disease
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Kalghatgi, Tanashree, author.
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arrangements of root hair cells and non-root hair cells. The cellular organization in Brassicaceae plants
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Bartlebaugh, Jordan Michael Elizabeth, author.
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development and function of normal B-cells, up-regulation of genes involved in T-cell signaling, and give rise
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Edenius, Maja Lena, author.
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throughout eukaryotes. In mammalian cells, these pathways have evolved to regulate immune responses
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Heer, Natalie C., author.
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, myosin activation, and cell shape in the Drosophila mesoderm, I found that cells within the ventral
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Ruff, Amanda, author.
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cells and synergizes with the estrogen receptor modulator 4-hydroxytamoxifen (Brooke et al., 2011) . The
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Feng, Mingxiao, author.
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among senescent cells, possibly through inhibition of p70 and Bcl signaling, consistent with our in vivo
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Abadejos, Justin Romualdo, author.
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characterization of a mouse model consisting of B cells containing the germline heavy chain of the influenza bnAb
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Rodriguez, Anjelica M., author.
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gene encoding the dystrophin protein, which provides structural support for muscle cells and neurons
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Adedoja, Adebanjo Najeem, author.
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eukaryotic cells. It interacts with the 5'cap structure of mRNA and eIF4G which also serves as an important
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Xu, Yuanming, author.
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upregulated upon TCR stimulation, and both the conventional and regulatory T cells are developed from the same
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Rosa, Luis Felipe, Jr., author.
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from the apical domain of the cells. F1-R, however, has two mutations in the M gene resulting in an
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Ramirez, Mireya Nael, author.
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-induced ferroptosis in cancer cells and glutamate-induced cell death in neurons can be inhibited by Ferrostatin-1 (Fer
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Bergsma, Alexis Leigh, author.
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to the basic biology of bone cells to extend our understanding of their function and regulation to
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Taylor, Sean R., author.
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-regulation of PR domain containing (PRDM)16 are demonstrated. Furthermore HB-EGF/ADAM 12S co-expressing cells
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Eyum, Raphael Lifanda, author.
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detect as few as 1CFU/PCR viable cells target DNA in a mixed ratio of viable-dead cells suspensions. This
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Lau, Mitchel Ngai-Loong, author.
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-glycosylation pathway. Our data showed that ELMO1-depleted cells had significantly delayed bacterial clearance, and ELMO
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Urrutia, Hugo Alexander, author.
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gradients, and cells must interpret these gradients to accomplish precise developmental management. The
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Yusupova, Marianna, author.
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investigate their potential as alternative 3D modeling systems. As teratomas are naturally comprised of cells
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Khan, Habib Mujib, author.
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transfected HeLa cells were shown to mislocalize mutant connexin protein to the cytoplasm instead of the cell
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Li, Yina, author.
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catabolic pathway, has been shown to protect cells from excessive long lasting inflammation in nervous
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Vanden Oever, Michael John, author.
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treating this disease more likely in the near future. These advances include the use of stem cells and gene
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Ratnam, Nivedita Mohan, author.
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eliminate neoplastic cells. In response, neoplastic cells utilize NF-kB to suppress this killing activity
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Gui, Dan Y., author.
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Compared to non-proliferating cells, proliferating cells such as cancer cells have additional
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Roy, Jyoti, author.
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), infiltrating T cells, MDSCS, pericytes, tumor-associated macrophages etc. Among this variety of cell type CAFs
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Sampson, Victor, 1974-
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-- Activity 12. Plant biomass: photosynthesis -- Activity 13. Movement of molecules in or out of cells
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Hall, Jeffrey C.
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Introduction -- Mutants used to identify cells and tissues that mediate inputs to circadian
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Laskin, Allen I., 1928-
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. Inoculum; VI. Harvesting of Cells; VII. Mode of Cell Propagation and Product Production; VIII. Medium; IX
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Umbreit, W. W. (Wayne William), 1913-
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Cells; IV. Corrosion Cell; V. Summary; References; Chapter 3. Microorganisms and the Molecular Biology
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Jiang, Qinqin, author.
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recapitulate Merit40 deficiency in cells and cause increased lethality in Brca2 mutant mice, indicating the
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McBride, Zach M., author.
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machines that perform work and transmit information. Cells contain thousands of protein complexes, yet the
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Dancy, Jimena Guadalupe, author.
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-positive cancer cells. We tested this hypothesis in the following Specific Aims: 1) Determine the
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Mahneva, Olena, author.
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. Furthermore, it was found that acidosis protected Drosophila cells from cell death, metabolic disruption, and
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Durant, Fallon, author.
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properly executed in regenerating systems by individual cells. The molecular genetics involved in re
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Liu, Yin, author.
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initiation. ID2 promoted DCIS formation by enhancing cancer stemness of premalignant cells. On the other hand
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Robinson, Dana Olivia, author. (orcid)0000-0002-0084-9026
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expression pattern is consistent with the scattered pattern of endopolyploid cells observed in mature sepals.
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Aslamy, Arianne, author.
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enhance glucose stimulated insulin secretion (GSIS) and SNARE activation in clonal beta-cells to the same
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An, Xinwei, author.
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cellular transcription factor TBX3 and HA-tag-fused L2 in both L2 expressing and absent HaCaT cells. The
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Parcon, Paul A., author.
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clearance in AD patients homozygotic for APOE epsilon3,3 and APOE epsilon4,4 as well as in cells over
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Fernandes, Lorenzo Mario, author.
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littermates. Inhibition of ME1 using a small molecule inhibitor in human HCT116 and HT29 CRC cells resulted in
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Loreng, Thomas Daniel, author.
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strains containing epitope-tagged PF16, I observed a phenotype where cells were unable to switch from an
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Wu, Youjun, author.
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by the two daughter cells, which gives rise to differences in daughter cell fate. Despite the
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Salmon, Kelly R., author.
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cells are produced. Normal cells arrest if they become aneuploid, but cancer cells do not and often
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Deng, Xiexiong, author.
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. Eukaryotic cells use the spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC) to correct mistakes and prevent chromosome
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Daniel, Michael Guillermo, author.
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on reprogramming pluripotent stem cells or somatic cells to generate HSCs, with most success found in
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Alwafi, Hanadi A., author.
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-inflammatory, anti-oxidative activities and osteogenic effects on bone cells. Because of these properties, TQ might
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Akins, Victoria Tonita, author. (orcid)0000-0002-0061-7612
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preBotC are derived from a single genetic line, i.e., precursor cells expressing the transcription factor
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Mills, Christine A., author.
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Cell cycle and metabolic regulation are critical to the growth and proliferation of normal cells
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Zeng, Rui, author.
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yeast, we are planning experiments to identify native 54S assembly intermediates in WT cells. For that
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Guo, Lucie Y., author.
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in cells. And finally, we report the landscape of Cdk regulation on the CENP-A-specific chaperone
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Magani, Fiorella, author.
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proliferation, increased apoptosis, and decreased migration. Second, as an indirect approach to target cells
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Townsend-Shobin, Eli, author.
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autophagic dysfunction, would accumulate and impair glial cells of the white matter in aged animals
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Griesenauer, Brad, author.
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, transplanting donor MyD88-/- T conventional cells (Tcons) with wild type (WT) or MyD88 -/- T regulatory cells
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Kathale, Nimish Deepak, author.
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Clock function in tissue- or cell-autonomous clock models including peripheral tissues, cells and
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Ernst, David A., author.
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of which were associated with iron regulation and the oxidative effects of free iron on cells. These
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Azab, Ehab, author.
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media (CM) from differentiated Ocy-Gsalpha Ctrl and Ocy-GsalphaKO cells were used to treat myeloid cells
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Postiglione, Anthony Earl, author.
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ovarian cancer cells (Keyes et al., 2017). Interestingly, C159 is located within the D-recruitment site
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Reams, Taylor Danielle, author.
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complex interaction among the tested factors. My comparison among worker and drone cells showed that with
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Geary Bowman, Lauren, author.
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cells and investigate how this relates to the mechanism by which neural crest cells retain their
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Alrehili, Rayan Sameer, author.
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cells. Indeed, our lab has found that S. gordonii is capable of survival within macrophages, with a role
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Ahmed, Roshan, author.
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indicating that PDA cells should rely heavily on FASN activity. Surprisingly we found that PDA cell lines are
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Alvarez, Roberto, Jr., author.
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the literature. Finally, alphaMHC-FUCCI revealed cardiac progenitor cells remain a possible source of
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Green, Elissa Beth, author.
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immunostaining. Quantification of osteoclasts through TRAP staining revealed significantly more TRAP+ cells in WT
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Cassady, Kaniel Marvin, author.
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pathogenesis of alloreactive CD8+ T cells during GVHD and lay a new scientific foundation for developing novel
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Choudhary, Rupa Priscilla, author.
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expression increased in Xenopus retinal ganglion cells with injury. Finally, I propose a hypothesis that a
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Chen, Xiaoyue, author.
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mutant DIPG cells. This result demonstrates that increasing H3K27me3 may be a valid therapeutic strategy
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Whited, Joshua, author.
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). Then, their cytotoxicity and cell activation abilities against RAW 264.7 cells were examined. As a
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Durbin, Jamie L., author.
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cartilage producing cancer, chondrosarcoma. Cells isolated from costal cartilage were incubated under four
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Kelly, Shannon C., author.
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enzymes. Taken together, the data suggest that muscle cells have a novel glucose-sensing mechanism
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Morgem, Mounira, author.
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's alkaloids compounds which could regulate these pathways in H1299. Hence, cells were treated with Hydnora
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Xu, Jingyi, author.
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knockout cells, C2C12 NT cells, and C2C12 wdr68-knockdown cells. The results suggest a simple positive
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Erwin, Alexandra A., author.
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shown to redistribute in aged stem cells and cells of the soma, leading to aberrant gene and
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Barati, Zahra, author.
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projections. In immunofluorescence studies, compared to parental MCF- cells, estrogen receptor (ER) expression
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Gill, Taylor Elizabeth, author.
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-expressing cancer cells with MYCASOs leads to RNase H-mediated cleavage of MYC mRNA and a potent decrease in MYC
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Kay, Jennifer Elizabeth, author.
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greatly increases the overall burden of mutant cells in a tissue as a result of heightened proliferation
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Ngo, Le Phuong, author.
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-break accumulation and HepaRG(TM) cells to provide high levels of liver-specific functions.
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Ling, Jingjing, author.
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epitope-tagged ubiquitin (Ub) to HeLa cells. The delivered Ub molecules are readily utilized in the cell
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Patel, Yogin, author.
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cytotoxicity in basal breast cancer cells. We also have found low amount of miR-489 expression in basal cancer
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Gobburi, Ashta Lakshmi Prasad, author.
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-B, gangliosides which are part of the RGCs were lost during the RGCs degeneration. Non-neuronal cells, astrocytes
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Dayal, Shubham, author.
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-GTPase activity to increase cell migration. Activity of MMP-2 and -9 is significantly increased in cells where
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Clark, Elizabeth S., author.
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stenotic TEVG. To this end, this work seeks to evaluate the TGF-beta pathway in Cdh5-lineage cells in vivo
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Abdul Ghaffar, Muhammad Akbar Bin, author.
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the cytosol had been degraded due to the aging of the laticifer cells. Laticifer cells in
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Bhute, Vijesh J., author.
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metabolomics can be used to classify the types of DNA damage responses (DDRs). We observed that in MCF7 cells
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Gardner, Sarah Ann, author.
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expressed in placental endocrine cells and are implicated in the induction and maintenance of maternal care
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Custer, Jenny Elise, author.
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cells; however, more than nine lipid components were detected in stationary phase cells. Significant
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Schatten, Gerald.
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Testis; VI. Regulation of Junction Dynamics by Myoid Cells; VII. Environmental Toxicants: Are They
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Omary, M. Bishr, editor.
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protects the cells and tissue they are part of against a variety of mechanical and nonmechanical stresses
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Jeon, Kwang W.
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CD4+ Regulatory T Cells in Immune Responses; VI. Regulatory T Cells in Humans; VII. Conclusion and
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Moscona, A. A. (Aron Arthur), 1922-2009.
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. Experimental Data on the Existence of mRNA-Carrying Postribosomal Particles in Animal Cells; V. Experimental
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Umbreit, W. W. (Wayne William), 1913-
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; III. Some Biochemical Activities of Animal Cells Grown in Vitro; IV. Some Trends in Animal Cell and
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Dauer, Patricia, author.
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-proliferative state. The neighboring epithelial cells exhibited a decrease in oncogenic signaling as manifested by
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Drufva, Erin, author. (orcid)0000-0001-6497-9949
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One major area of synthetic biology is to engineer microbial cells and subcellular systems for
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Fang, Pingping, author.
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cancer cells and acquired resistant cells derived from breast cancer MDA-MB-436 cell. Strikingly, adding
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Jiang, Shanxi, author.
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-reversible, compromised state wherein heart function is relatively normal although the muscle cells increase in size
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Liu, Wanlu, author.
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morphologically and transcriptionally similar to stem cells derived from the mouse post-implantation epiblast
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Liu, Yun, author.
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-association then, in turn, generates the scaffold of the binding site(s) that can react to viable B cells and
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Negrón Abril, Yashira L., author.
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desuccinylation catalyzed by SIRT5 in cancer cells, (C) evaluate the impact of Sirt5 loss on the expression of
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Gao, Yankun, author.
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information to the brain. Those taste receptor cells are housed in taste buds. Within each taste bud, there
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Ahmed, Sameed, author.
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differential equations that has been used to model non-linear growth kinetics of breast cancer stem cells. The
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Moorer, Megan C., author.
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between cells, growing evidence indicates that connexins actively contribute to downstream signaling
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Brumbaugh, Jeffrey, author.
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Results: Endogenous SOX5 is up-regulated in UM1 and UM5 cells, when compared to UM2and UM6 cells
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Zhang, Zishan, author.
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activation of PERK signaling. The decreased total XBP1 mRNA expression levels in CFTR KO cells suggests that
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addition to the tumor cells themselves. This requires a means by which the tumor cells can communicate with
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cells were much smaller compared to the DMSO control samples at 2.5 microg/mL. Furthermore, the cells
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-regulation (>6-fold) of Insulin like Growth Factor Binding Protein 5 (IGFBP5) in PKNOX2-overexpressing GC cells
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regulation in vascular cells, will identify novel pathways as target for regulation of vascular function and
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cells are approximately 100 times more radioresistant than NOK cells for high dose (>8 Gy) assays.
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treatment in HepG2 (liver) and A549 (lung) cancer cells. An increase generation of ROS accumulation was also
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cells from both groups were multi-potent and showed strong capacity to differentiate into chondrogenic
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proliferation activity of fat cells keeps decreasing from embryo day 15 to post-hatch day 33. The result of H&E
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