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Tang, Yaoliang.
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Genetics of stem cells Part A / Tang, Yaoliang.
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Chen, Yuping, author.
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How Cells Coordinate Growth and Division / Chen, Yuping, author.
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Harris, R. J. C. (Robert John Cecil), 1922-
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Cytogenetics of cells in culture. Harris, R. J. C. (Robert John Cecil), 1922-
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Serio, Ryan Neil, author.
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Ethanol (EtOH)-Mediated Differentiation of Embryonic Stem Cells via Retinoic Acid (RA)-Retinoic
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Baxter, Melissa Alice, author.
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Mesenchymal Stem Cells and Gene Therapy for Hurler's Syndrome / Baxter, Melissa Alice, author.
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Harris, Linda C., author.
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Characterisation and Functional Expression in Mammalian Cells of the Escherichia coli ogt Gene /
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Attia, Aya, author.
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Generation and Differentiation of Auditory Cortex -Derived Neural Stem Cells / Attia, Aya, author.
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Mallaney, Cates N., author.
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Kdm6b is Required for Self-Renewal of Normal and Leukemic Mouse Stem Cells Under Proliferative
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Rutherford, Timothy R., author.
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Genetic and biochemical studies on mouse erythroleukaemia cells / Rutherford, Timothy R., author.
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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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Moscona, A. A. (Aaron Arthur), 1922-
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between tissues during organogenesis / Etienne Wolff -- Low-resistance junctions between cells in embryos
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Divgikar, Advait Sandeep, author.
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quantify their presence in transformed cells.
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Hall, Jeffrey C.
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Heterochromatic Regions of the Chromosomes in Dividing Cells; III. Repetitive Sequences; IV. Genetic Content of
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Danielli, J. F. (James Frederic), 1911-1984.
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Recipient Cells; IV. Applications of Gene Transfer in the Genetic Analysis of Mammalian Cells; V
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Varn, Frederick S., author.
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performing pan-cancer survival analyses we indicate that the presence and interactions of immune cells in the
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Runge, John Stevens, author.
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molecular biology to characterize the genomic targeting and molecular function of INO80-C in human cells
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Thurston, Alison K., author.
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contributes to promoting genome instability. Investigation into a unique growth phenotype in which cells
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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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MacLeod, Haley, author.
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therapeutics. Uniquely, most NB cells highly express disialoganglioside (GD2) a cell surface glycolipid that
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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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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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Smith-Arica, Joseph, author.
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cells in cell lines, primary cultures, and in vivo in the hippocampus, while the PRL promoter behaves in
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Caspari, E. W.
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, with Fragile Red Cells; VI. Hemoglobinopathies Induced by Mutagens; VII. General Comments on
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Caspari, Ernst W.
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; Chapter 2. Differentiation in Monolayer Tissue Culture Cells; I. Introduction.
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Altamirano, Damiana Sophia, author.
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demonstrated that C. neoformans cells confer resistance to FLC through aneuploid formation. The mechanisms
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Kirkpatrick, Gregory D., author.
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early hematopoietic precursors or myeloid lineage cells, but can then later be converted to a B cell
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Slavney, Andrea Jane, author. (orcid)0000-0001-7791-9267
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monoallelic or bialleleic expression in multiple cells. Using this method, we identified 45 putative XCI
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Morningstar-Wright, Lindsay, author.
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-cultured with gastric epithelial cells shows the induction of pro-inflammatory upstream regulators TNFalpha
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Hall, Allison Elizabeth, author.
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Cell fusion is ubiquitous in eukaryotic organisms. Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells fuse during
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Zhang, Ting, author.
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ubiquitination by Parkin in Drosophila as well as in mammalian cells. Flies harboring mutated lysine sites
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Pi, Hualiang, author. (orcid)0000-0002-0015-4443
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depletion: (i) cells increase their capacity for iron import from common sources of iron in the environment
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Anastassiadis, Theonie, author.
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associated with an increased risk of diseases, such as cancer. To ensure genomic stability, cells have
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Brown, Joel Michael, author.
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closure and that calcium homeostasis is required to promote apical constriction of neuroepithelial cells
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Gray, Kelsey Marie, author.
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interactions were verified in Drosophila S2 cells and human cells. In vitro experiments revealed Slmb and SMN
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Schultz, Laura Elizabeth, author.
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, and has been shown to promote survival of GBM cells and p300-dependent expression of DNA repair genes
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Mukherjee, Eric Milan, author.
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subclasses tested. In particular, we found that anti-Dsg IgG4 B cells, which are believed to be central to
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Wang, Lin, author.
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cells to regulate BMP signaling. Endogenously tagged SUP-17 is localized both to the cell surface and to
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Deist, Melissa S., author. (orcid)0000-0002-6552-5911
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using ELISA. The transcriptome response in tracheal epithelial cells, lungs, and Harderian glands from
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Dubbury, Sara Jane, author.
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cells to genotoxic stresses that cause replication fork collapse, such as Parp 1 inhibitors. The
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Hussein, Hosni Ahmed Mohamed, author.
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infection (PI) and compared this to uninfected BJAB cells. The expression profile of cellular miRNAs was
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Sumpio, Brandon James, author.
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malformations compared to normal human lymphatic endothelial cells, this thesis seeks to better understand the
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Pavlovich, Stephanie Sarah, author.
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and expression of these receptors that may result in a net inhibitory balance within bat NK cells. The
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Kim, Ellis Young-Eun, author. (orcid)0000-0001-8479-1222
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cells exhibited MBNL1 distribution and missplicing patterns resembling those of control cells. In
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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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Stone, Nathan E., author.
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epithelial cells. Additionally, we addressed whether major differences exist between human and canine cells
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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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Gauthier, Angela Cheryl, author.
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hematoxylin and eosin to count retinal ganglion cells. Gross eye area measurements and visual function using
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Luks, Valerie Louise, author.
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specific cells and tissues of interest. To this end, we sought to 1) determine the fetal biodistribution of
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Beedle, My-Thanh, author.
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post-meiotic germ cells, are responsible for RA synthesis after the first round of spermatogenesis
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Penke, Taylor Joel Richard, author.
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The relatively large genomes of eukaryotic cells must be organized and compacted within the nucleus
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Ismail, Endom, author.
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untransfected CMT 167 cells. Pyruvate kinase energy producing activity could contribute during metastasis energy
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Broderick, Kate Elizabeth, author.
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localisation of cGMP in these cells. This suggested a possible compartmentilisation of cGMP signalling in the
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Vickers, Elaine R., author.
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in the response of mammalian cells to mitogenic and stress stimuli. Activation of Elk-1 by MAPKs
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Hall, Jeffrey C.
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DSB Rejoining in Yeast versus Mammalian Cells; IX. DNA-PK-Defective Mice; X. Radiosensitivity and
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Symposium on Nuclear Sex (1957 : King's College Hospital Medical School)
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nuclear sexing; references; discussion; chapter 7. sex chromatin in lymphocytic cells from peripheral
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Demerec, M. (Milislav), 1895-1966.
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II. Antigens of Human Cells and Related PhenomenaIII. Species Relationships; IV. Cellular Antigens
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Withers, Henry G., author. (orcid)0000-0002-9746-9352
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-insensitive cell lines, PC3 and DU-145, with no effect on the proliferation of these cells. Transfection with miR
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Rieger, Michael A., author. (orcid)0000-0003-4020-5476
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proteins, is of key importance to the proper maintenance and functioning of cells of the brain, and thus
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Clear, Alissa Denise, author.
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suppress the loss of DSB repair by non-conservative HR in cells without ScRad52, but do not suppress the
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Caneus, Julbert, author.
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aneuploidy, including trisomy 21, in both brain and peripheral cells. These findings, combined with the fact
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Giedt, Michelle Suzanne, author.
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cells drives their migration with the polar cells to the oocyte boundary, where the polar cells each
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Lin, Yu-Cheng, author.
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strategies become insufficient, the community adopts a "structural" strategy: the cells collectively produce
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Akopian, Aram, author.
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subsequent analysis of the plasmid DNA from the cells. Resolution was found to occur specifically at the
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Craggs, Graham, author.
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recombination with their respective loci in embryonic stem (ES) cells. A sensitive and robust PCR-based system
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Queen, Jillian May, author.
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employed, the retrovirus and the adenovirus. The retroviral vector can specifically transduce mitotic cells
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Bellantuono, Ilaria, author.
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differentiation of myeloid cells. The present study showed that expression of the recombinant protein in the
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Scott, Ian C., author.
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the prsm-1 RNA transcript in human tissues and cultured cells. Analysis of sequences upstream of the
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Oelbaum, Raymond Stuart, author.
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in muscle, fat and liver cells and by defective insulin secretion from pancreatic beta-cells. Both
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Dunn-Coleman, Nigel Stuart, author.
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eukaryotic cells. For this purpose, the fungus Aspergillus nidulans, a simple eukaryote, was used. Five
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