Geneticists from KU Leuven, Belgium, have shown that tumour protein TP53 knows exactly where to bind to our DNA to prevent cancer, according to new research published in Genome Research. Once bound to this specific DNA sequence, the protein can activate...
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We are excited to share with you the newest dentistry and patient safety editions recently added to STAT!Ref. As a reminder, all STAT!Ref c...
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Abstract Sexual dimorphism in the human respiratory system has been previously reported at the skeletal (cranial and thoracic) level, but ...
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Abstract The effects of oxygen addition on a helium-based flowing atmospheric pressure afterglow (FAPA) ionization source are explored. Sm...
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Objective Both antitumor and antisecretory efficacies of dopamine agonists (DA) make them the first-line treatment of macroprolactinomas. Ho...
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2016-12-10T02-17-59Z Source: Indo American Journal of Pharmaceutical Research M.R. Pradeep Kumar*, Shrinivas D. Joshi . With an objecti...
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The evaluation of mineral resources development efficiency is a typical multicriteria decision-making issue. Meanwhile, due to the limited e...
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Polycomb-group proteins control many fundamental biological processes, such as anatomical development in mammals and vernalization in plants...
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Objective. Decreased expression of collagen type II in favour of collagen type I or X is one hallmark of chondrocyte phenotype changes in os...
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