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The roles of C/EBPbeta and c-Jun in transcription of the gene encoding the murine progesterone receptor
Do, Han Ngoc
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ELUCIDATING THE IMPACT OF PYRUVATE KINASE ON CYSTINE METABOLISM AND FERROPTOSIS IN PANCREATIC CANCER
Ensink, Elliot Michael
Text (2023)
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THE NUCLEO-CYTOPLASMIC FUNCTION OF ACTIN AND ACTIN DEPOLYMERIZATION FACTORS IN PLANT IMMUNITY
Li, Pai
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Interactions Between HIPPO, FGF, and TGFβ Signaling Regulate Morphogenesis of Early Mouse Embryos
Kruger, Robin E.
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Telomerase : dissecting the ends
Klump, Basma Masraf
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Therapeutically targeting autophagy in non-small cell lung cancer
Yco, Lisette Pangilinan
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MOLECULAR CONTRIBUTIONS OF NOTCH AND HIPPO SIGNALING TO ENDOMETRIAL STROMAL CELL DECIDUALIZATION
Moldovan, Genna Elisabeth
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MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF HEPATOCELLULAR CARCINOMA DEVELOPMENT INDUCED BY DEFICIENT TRANSCRIPTIONAL COREGULATORS
Zhang, Yueqi
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