Nuclear factor IA is downregulated in muscle invasive and high-grade bladder cancer – DocWire…
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Nuclear factor IA is downregulated in muscle invasive and high-grade bladder cancer – DocWire…
Nuclear factor IA is downregulated in muscle invasive and high-grade bladder cancer DocWire News
Nuclear factor IA is downregulated in muscle invasive and high-grade bladder cancer – DocWire…
Nuclear factor IA is downregulated in muscle invasive and high-grade bladder cancer DocWire News
Nuclear UHRF1 is a gatekeeper of cellular AMPK activity and function – DocWire News
Nuclear UHRF1 is a gatekeeper of the cellular AMPK activity and function DocWire News
OGT-regulated O-GlcNacylation Promotes Migration and Invasion by Activating IL-6 / STAT3 Signaling…
OGT-regulated O-GlcNacylation promotes migration and invasion by activating IL-6 / STAT3 signaling in NSCLC cells DocWire News
Transcriptomic Analysis of Gene Networks Regulated by Small Nuclear U11 RNA in Bladder Cancer…
Transcriptomic analysis of gene networks regulated by small nuclear U11 RNA in bladder cancer DocWire News
Transcriptomic Analysis of Gene Networks Regulated by Small Nuclear U11 RNA in Bladder Cancer…
Transcriptomic analysis of gene networks regulated by small nuclear U11 RNA in bladder cancer DocWire News
Mapping of m6A and its regulatory targets in prostate cancer shows low METTL3 induction of therapy…
Mapping of m6A and its regulatory targets in prostate cancer shows a low METTL3 induction of therapy resistance DocWire News
Mapping of m6A and its regulatory targets in prostate cancer shows low METTL3 induction of therapy…
Mapping of m6A and its regulatory targets in prostate cancer shows a low METTL3 induction of therapy resistance DocWire News
Tracking pre-mRNA maturation across subcellular compartments identifies developmental gene…
Tracking pre-mRNA maturation across subcellular compartments identifies the regulation of developmental genes through intron retention and core anchoring DocWire News