Cell | Signalings
cell flagging (cell motioning in British English) is a piece of any correspondence procedure that administers essential exercises of cells and directions various cell activities. The capacity of cells to see and accurately react to their microenvironment is the premise of improvement, tissue fix, and insusceptibility, just as should be expected tissue homeostasis. Mistakes in flagging connections and cell data preparing may cause illnesses, for example, disease, autoimmunity, and diabetes. By understanding cell flagging, clinicians may treat illnesses all the more viably and, hypothetically, specialists may create counterfeit tissues.
Frameworks science considers the basic structure of cell-flagging systems and how changes in these systems may influence the transmission and stream of data (signal transduction). Such systems are perplexing frameworks in their association and may show various rising properties, including bistability and ultrasensitivity. Examination of cell-flagging systems requires a blend of trial and hypothetical methodologies, including the turn of events and investigation of reproductions and displaying.
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Editorial Note for Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology.
Gadami NEditorial: Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology
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Editorial Note for Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology.
Gadami NEditorial: Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology
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Evaluation of elite genotypes for YVMV resistance in okra (Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench)
Niharika jyotirekha Nayak NayakResearch Article: Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology
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Evaluation of elite genotypes for YVMV resistance in okra (Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench)
Niharika jyotirekha Nayak NayakResearch Article: Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology
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RNA interference: What and why?
Deepu PanditaEditorial: Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology
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RNA interference: What and why?
Deepu PanditaEditorial: Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology
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Modelling Growth Of Dual-purpose Sasso Hens In The Tropics Using Different Algorithms
Abdulmojeed Yakubu, Joy MadakiResearch Article: Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology
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Modelling Growth Of Dual-purpose Sasso Hens In The Tropics Using Different Algorithms
Abdulmojeed Yakubu, Joy MadakiResearch Article: Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology
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The superior germplasm of goat and buffalo
Osama Ibrahim AzawiEditorial: Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology
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The superior germplasm of goat and buffalo
Osama Ibrahim AzawiEditorial: Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology
Conference Proceedings
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IRREVERSIBLE LOSS OF FIBROMYALGIA STUDENT’S LESSONS LEARNT FROM ON-GOING COUNSELLING DURING FOLLOW-UP PHARMACY INSTITUTIONS IN INDIA
Rahul HajarePosters & Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Cell Science and Mutations
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IRREVERSIBLE LOSS OF FIBROMYALGIA STUDENT’S LESSONS LEARNT FROM ON-GOING COUNSELLING DURING FOLLOW-UP PHARMACY INSTITUTIONS IN INDIA
Rahul HajarePosters & Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Cell Science and Mutations
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INVESTIGATING THE CELLULAR DYNAMICS OF ORGANS DEVELOPMENT AND CANCER USING 3D IMAGING
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INVESTIGATING THE CELLULAR DYNAMICS OF ORGANS DEVELOPMENT AND CANCER USING 3D IMAGING
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CURCUMIN BASED FLUORESCENT CHEMOSENSOR FOR SELECTIVE DETECTION OF CU2+ AND HG2+ IONS IN AQUEOUS MEDIUM AND CELL IMAGING STUDY
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CURCUMIN BASED FLUORESCENT CHEMOSENSOR FOR SELECTIVE DETECTION OF CU2+ AND HG2+ IONS IN AQUEOUS MEDIUM AND CELL IMAGING STUDY
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DECODING THE AMINO ACID SEQUENCE OF A PROTEIN TO EXTRACT ITS FOLDING INFORMATION
Takeshi KikuchiPosters & Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology
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DECODING THE AMINO ACID SEQUENCE OF A PROTEIN TO EXTRACT ITS FOLDING INFORMATION
Takeshi KikuchiPosters & Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Genetics and Molecular Biology
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Stem cells from exfoliated deciduous teeth, a way for pulp and dentin regeneration (an animal study)
Shirin Shahnaseri and Seyed Amir MousaviPosters & Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Cell Science and Mutations
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Stem cells from exfoliated deciduous teeth, a way for pulp and dentin regeneration (an animal study)
Shirin Shahnaseri and Seyed Amir MousaviPosters & Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Cell Science and Mutations