queries: which of the following is an example of astrocytogenesis? a. nsc b. astrocyte

queries: which neuroglial cells produce astrocytes

queries: how are astrocytes generated in the mammalian brain

queries: what is the mechanism of astrocytogenesis

queries: what cell types are produced by neural stem cells (NSCs)?

queries: where are astrocytes produced at the late gestational stage during brain development

queries: which of the following is true about astrocytogenesis?

queries: who are the astrocytes and what do they do?

queries: which of the __________ cell types produces astrocytes?

queries: which neural stroma is associated with astrocytes

queries: what is the process of astrocyte formation


queries: what is the latent form of ebv in tumor cells?

queries: which type of viral protein can regulate the latent lytic switch of ebv

queries: what type of viral reactivation can be achieved with ebv

queries: what cells contain latent infection of ebv

queries: how does ebv infection affect b cell function


queries: is hpv cytology used for primary screening

queries: which cervical scan is based on a positive cytology

queries: can a cytology test be used to check an hpv infection

queries: what is the dna test that detects hpv for women

queries: can you test dna for cervical cancer with double screening

queries: what is the difference between cytology and dna testing for hpv screening

queries: why is cytology used in cervical screening

queries: what is the most accurate dna test for hpv?

queries: which cervical test is the best to test for hpv dna screening


queries: what molecule regulates the amplitude of cellular glutamate

queries: which nmdar is active at glutamatergic neurons

queries: which receptor is released during extrasynaptic diffusion in the hippocampus?

queries: what receptors are involved in diffusion at synapses

queries: what triggers extrasynaptic glutamate release

queries: when is glutamate released from the excitatory synapses

queries: what is the effect of temperature on glutamate release

queries: what receptor is stimulated by temperature

queries: why does the nocturnal glutamate diffusion occur mainly at temperature

queries: where is glutamate absorbed by the hippocampus

queries: where does the glutamate uptake occur at

queries: which glutamate receptors do not work in the hippocampus

queries: where is a glutamate releasing receptor found

queries: what receptor does the glutamate uptake occur in

queries: which receptors are responsible for the diffusion of glutamate between neurons?


queries: what is the mechanism of hepatic ischemia-reperfusion injury

queries: which of ischemic preconditioning is responsible for the morbidity associated with liver surgery?

queries: ischemia-reperfusion injury is responsible for

queries: is nitric oxide a substrate for hepatic ischemic stress

queries: is ischemic preconditioning necessary after hepatic ischemia

queries: ischemic preconditioning in liver surgery

queries: what mechanism contributes to the ischemic response in hep

queries: what is the mechanism of ischemic injury

queries: hepatic ischemia-reperfusion injury definition

queries: mechanisms of hepatic ischemia-reperfusion injury


queries: which fgf receptor is involved in glucose metabolism?

queries: which receptor is responsible for normalizing glucose metabolism

queries: what receptor regulates lipid metabolism

queries: which type of receptor regulates glucose and lipid metabolism

queries: which receptors are responsible for regulation of glucose levels in humans?

queries: what is the role of the gff receptors? quizlet

queries: which fgf receptor regulates lipid metabolism


queries: does yeast extending lifespan affect fecundity

queries: what type of life span does an organism have

queries: do yeast cells have evolutionary theory of aging?

queries: which organisms is the prime candidate for long-lived yeast

queries: which trait is responsible for prolonging the lifespan of yeast mutants?

queries: what is the evolutionary theory of aging

queries: what is the role of the polygenic gene in extending lifespan

queries: which is an evolutionist theory of the aging process?

queries: what is the bacterial lifespan of yeast?


queries: what is the role of mecile in actin regulation

queries: which mice type regulates the organization of actin microfilaments?

queries: how are micelles important for actin regulation

queries: which type of protein is responsible for the regulation of axonal movement

queries: which of the following is a role of mical proteins

queries: what is the function of mecical proteins

queries: which of the following is the function of mical?

queries: which isoform regulates the function of an actin filament?

queries: ticles are involved in regulating the activity of


queries: what is tac-cbd3 used to treat arthritis

queries: which cytokine blocker inhibits inflammatory neurotransmitters

queries: which peptides inhibit the formation of an excitatory pathway?

queries: which neuropeptide inhibits the release of cerebrospinal fluid and inhibits the release of neuropeptides from the neurons of the dorsal horn?

queries: which crmp protein inhibits neuropathic pain

queries: how is the crmp2-mediated mechanism inhibited?

queries: which inflammatory mechanism inhibits neuropathic hypersensitivity?

queries: how is the hypersensitivity of tat-cbd3 inhibited

queries: which neuropathic blocker reduces inflammatory pain?

queries: what receptor proteins cause inflammatory neuropathy


queries: what protein makes up a mitochondrial subcomplex

queries: where is the mitochondria complex in humans

queries: what is the name of the holoenzyme complex complex

queries: which subunits in a complex are encoded in dna

queries: which subcomplex is ubiquinone oxidoreductase

queries: which subcomplexes can be identified as a result of mitochondrial deficiency

queries: which of the following is an assembly intermediate for complex i?

queries: which proteins are unable to form the holoenzyme assembly complex?

queries: complex i is composed of _____ proteins and is _________.


queries: how long do physical activities take to start

queries: what is the upper limit of physical activity for a woman

queries: how many hours per week should you do moderate physical activity

queries: how many days should you perform moderate to vigorous physical activity

queries: what is the upper limit of physical activity?

queries: what is the upper limit of mortality from physical activity?

queries: what is the difference between exercise and leisure time physical activity?

queries: how many minutes is a normal leisure time activity

queries: what is maximum leisure physical activity?

queries: how many hours of activity per week to lower mortality


queries: what is the role of egcg in oxidative stress

queries: what is the role of green tea in tumors?

queries: which polyphenol is most abundant in normal epithelial tissue?

queries: causes of oxidative stress in epithelial cells

queries: which green tea molecule induces an oxidative environment

queries: which polyphenol causes oxidative stress in normal epithelial cells?

queries: what is the effect of gtpps on the immune system

queries: which tea is good for an oxidative environment


queries: what is the function of acetyltransferase

queries: what regulates the acetylation of substrates

queries: which acetylator is responsible for dna binding

queries: which of the following is a function of acetylation?

queries: acetylation of acetyl coa in coli is important for which of the following

queries: which acetyltransferase disrupts dna binding

queries: what is protein acetylation escherichia coli

queries: what is the role of proteins in acetylation in escherichia coli

queries: how does acetylation of the transcription factor play in escherichia coli metabolism

queries: what regulation occurs in acetate metabolism?


queries: what is the role of a ribosomal gene in cancer

queries: what is involved in ribosome biogenesis and in cellular synthesis?

queries: what is the function of protein in ribosome biogenesis

queries: what is the role of ribosomal genes in transcription

queries: what is the role of ribosome biogenesis in cancer cells

queries: which oncogene inhibits ribosome synthesis

queries: what is the ribosome biogenesis in cancer cells?

queries: how are the nucleolus cells affected by ribosome biogenesis

queries: what is the role of ribosomal genes in the nucleolus?

queries: which gene is upregulated in cancer cells

queries: what is the ribosomes role in cell proliferation

queries: which gene is upregulated by a cellular stress receptor?


queries: does insulin increase endothelial cell migration

queries: which of the following proteins are involved in the development of the microvascular endothelial cells

queries: which insulin stimulates vegf/veggr signalling?

queries: what is the insulin induced angiogenesis

queries: what is insulin induced angiogenic activity

queries: which receptor is associated with insulin and stimulates angiogenesis?

queries: which of the following stimulates angiogenesis

queries: what hormone stimulates angiogenesis in wounds

queries: what hormone stimulates blood vessel development

queries: insulin is used in wound healing to stimulate


queries: which of the following is the function of mTOR?

queries: which nf-kappaB kinase is involved in thrombin-induced intercellular adhesion?

queries: does mtor inhibit intercellular adhesion

queries: what is the role of mtor inhibitor in the production of nf kappab

queries: does mammalian rapamycin inhibit ikappab

queries: what is the role of mtor in thrombin-induced transcription of imac

queries: what is target mtor in endothelial cells

queries: which mammalian target is associated with thrombin


queries: what is the role of homologous recombination of wrn chromosomes

queries: what gene regulates recombination in wrn

queries: what mutations are involved in the recombination of wrn dna?

queries: which protein suppresses mitotic recombination?

queries: what is a homologous recombination defect

queries: why is homologous recombination prone to mutation in werner syndrome

queries: what type of dna damage is found in werner's syndrome?

queries: what are homologous recombination defects in werner syndrome


queries: what kind of risk factor is associated with being a case of mdm

queries: what is the risk factor for being a case

queries: how many cases were studied in a multicentre case-control study?

queries: what risk factor was associated with the study of medical school students

queries: when does med school risk factor become a case?

queries: what risk factors could a physician have prior to being admitted for misconduct

queries: risk factors associated with medical school

queries: what risk factors are associated with medical school

queries: what is a risk factor for misconduct at medical school

queries: what risk factor is associated with being a case a doctor?

queries: risk factors for professional misconduct

queries: risk of professional misconduct in medical school

queries: how do risk factors for misconduct relate to clinical experience

queries: who should be a case control in a research study


queries: where is mid49 located in the mitochondria

queries: where is mid53 and mid53 anchored in the mitochondrial membrane

queries: how do mitochondria fusion mediators function

queries: which proteins are found in mitochondria


queries: which phosphorylated protein is activated by growth factor?

queries: which chromosome does growth factor activity require?

queries: where are the serine residues of stat3 found

queries: which transcription factor requires tyrosine phosphorylation?

queries: what phosphorylation in serine stimulates transcription?

queries: which gene requires an ionizing serine phosphorylation for activation of transcription

queries: which transcription factors are activated by cytokines and growth factor occupation of cell surface receptors?

queries: which of the following is required for maximal transcription

queries: which gene requires a tyrosine phosphatase to activate transcription?

queries: which phosphorylation a tyrosine residue on stat3 is necessary for its activation.

queries: which phosphorylation of stat3 is required

queries: which of the following transcriptional factors requires both tyrosine and serine phosphorylation

queries: which cytokines can induce transcription of stat3

queries: what transcription factor requires tyrosine and serine phosphorylation


queries: how does protein restricting affect liver

queries: how does protein affect fetal development

queries: which of the following is associated with abnormal liver and brain development

queries: when did protein restriction affect brain function in pregnancy

queries: why does protein restriction effect liver and brain development

queries: what type of lipid is found in fetal liver

queries: effects of protein restriction in pregnancy

queries: how early can a pregnant woman have leptin

queries: what is the effect of protein restriction on liver lipids

queries: protein restriction in pregnancy effects

queries: when does protein restriction occur during pregnancy

queries: does protein restriction affect fetal livers

queries: when does protein restriction affect fetal brains

queries: how does breastfeeding affect fetal metabolism

queries: effects of protein restriction on fetal lipid metabolism


queries: does heparin inhibit afferent cell proliferation

queries: what enzymes inhibit the secretion of tau fibrils by neurons

queries: how does heparin inhibit cellular proliferation

queries: what is the mechanism that blocks the uptake of prion protein in neurons?

queries: which proteins are bindable in tau fibrils

queries: what is the mechanism of heparin- stia binding

queries: which protein aggregates the cells of neurodegenerative diseases and initiates prion propagation?

queries: which prion protein aggregates are blocked?

queries: what is the mechanism by which tau fibrils become intracellular

queries: which molecule binds to prion-like proteoglycans and is able to induce cellular aggregation?

queries: which prion protein binds to hspg enzymes

queries: what is the mechanism of neuronal uptake of protein?

queries: what is the mechanism of intercellular propagation

queries: what type of cell seed is activated by a neuron

queries: which of the following proteins is involved in the cellular propagation in neurodegenerative disease?


queries: how long does b. animalis antibiotics stay in your system

queries: which probiotics are used during lactation?

queries: when does bifidobacterium animalis start to work for eae

queries: effects on immune system with probiotics

queries: effects of probiotics in immune response

queries: effect of bifidobacterium on immune system

queries: effect of bifidobacterium animalis on the immune system

queries: what probiotics are used during lactation for autoimmune encephalomyelitis

queries: what probiotics stimulate immune response

queries: what is the effect of b. animalis on the immune system

queries: aea is caused by ______ in mice and rats.

queries: is bifidobacterium animalis good for allergies

queries: bifidobacterium animalis immune response

queries: how long to take bifidobacterium animalis to start

queries: bifidobacteria animalis effects in animals

queries: what is the effect of b. animalis on eae


queries: where does the planar cell polarity pathogen occur

queries: which of the following is a signaling pathway responsible for cardiac differentiation?

queries: which is a characteristic of congenital heart diseases?

queries: what is the pathway of planar cell polarity in heart disease

queries: what is the planar cell polarity pathway in congenital heart disease

queries: what is the role of planar cell polarity signaling in a congenital heart disease?

queries: which organelle regulates planar cell polarity

queries: what is the role of the planar cells in the heart

queries: which polarity pathway is involved in developing congenital heart disease?

queries: what polarity pathway is responsible for cardiogenesis? brainly pcp


queries: cost effectiveness of hpv vaccine in spain

queries: how often should i do a hpv test in spain


queries: how to determine iodine absorbed from thyroid

queries: what are the dose values for thyroid radiation?

queries: how much is thyroid radioactivity measured

queries: how does radioiodine absorbed by thyroid

queries: what doses of radioiodine are absorbed by thyroid tissue

queries: how much radiation does the thyroid absorbed

queries: what is thyroid radioactivity measured in

queries: what is the maximum tld dose for thyroid

queries: what is normal dose for thyroid radioactivity

queries: what is normal dose of radioiodine for thyroid


queries: which immunoglobulins can respond to cold stress

queries: which of the following is the target of rbm3?

queries: what rbm3 regulates the body's temperature

queries: which of the rbm3-targeted mirs in fever mimics IL-6?

queries: what is the role of rbm3 in the regulation of the temperature?

queries: what rbm3 regulates a fever like temperature


queries: what is the determinant for lumbar disc herniation?

queries: what is the difference between a non-operative and a baseline care

queries: what is the difference between ivd treatment and ivd treatment

queries: what is baseline preference for nonoperative care

queries: what is the treatment preference of intervertebral disc herniation

queries: how is the patient's choice related to their patient preferences?

queries: what is the determinant of disc herniation

queries: which patient groups preferred a nonoperative treatment for an intervertebral disc herniation?

queries: which of the following determinants determines a patient's preferences for nonoperative care?

queries: when to expect a surgery for a disc herniation?

queries: how many people are unsure who would prefer surgery

queries: how many patients prefer operative care for disc herniation?

queries: what is patient preference for lumbar intervertebral herniation

queries: what is baseline treatment of intervertebral disc herniation

queries: which is a determinant of a patient's preference for surgery?

queries: what is a patients preference for treatment for intervertebral disc herniation?

queries: who preferred surgical treatment for intervertebral disc herniation

queries: what type of data are used to analyze patient preferences and expectations for treatment?

queries: what is the relationship of expectation and preference

queries: what is primary determinant of choice for nonoperative treatment for lumbar intervertebral disc herniation


queries: which cell in a cfa immunized with cfa promotes t cell responses?

queries: which cytoplasmic molecule is responsible for initiating IL17

queries: which molecule in the cmd cytoskeleton controls the production of IL17?

queries: what signaling pathway activates mycobacteria

queries: what is the main component of heat-killed mycobacteria

queries: what signal is required for th17 cell differentiation?

queries: what is the main function of cord factor

queries: which cytokinesis signaling is responsible for the regulation of th17?

queries: which molecule is responsible for inflammasome activation?

queries: what is the role of peptidoglycan in th17


queries: is opa gene mutation chromosomal dominant

queries: can opa1 be used in mouse models for doa vision


queries: which function is regulated by cdk inhibition

queries: which cytoskeletal mechanism regulates the degradation of proteasome-mediated cyclin kinase (cdk) complexes?

queries: which of the following is an independent function of cip kip inhibitors?

queries: what is the function of cdk inhibitors in the cell

queries: what is the function of cdk molecule p27

queries: what role do proteasomes play in the degradation of cdk

queries: why are the CKIs important to the cell cycle

queries: which of the following proteins binds to the cyclin-dependent kinase complex?


queries: which protein catalyzes the dislocation of methylchimii?

queries: what protein is involved in dislocation of mhci

queries: which protein catalyzes dislocation from the er?

queries: which is a function of the transmembrane domain (tmd) of the protein mhci?

queries: what is the function of the transmembrane domain of the mcci protein in a cell?

queries: what is the protein that dislocates the heavy chains from the endoplasmic reticulum?

queries: which of the following is not an endogenous product of cytomegalovirus

queries: what structure is necessary for mhci dislocation

queries: which protein dislocates heavy chains from the endoplasmic reticulum

queries: what is the function of an mhci complex in a tmd mutation

queries: what type protein dislocates heavy chains

queries: which enzyme inhibits a heavy chain dislocation

queries: why is the protein mhci difficult to egress from the cell membrane

queries: which gene product causes dislocation of class i major histocompatibility complex proteins

queries: what is the role of tmd in dislocation of mmhci in cytomegalovirus


queries: which gene is down-regulated in prostate cancer?

queries: which of these is an example of a gene repression associated with prostate cancer

queries: chromosomes that identify gene expression in cancer

queries: which of the following is an indication of an upregulated gene

queries: what are the genes associated with prostate cancer

queries: prostate gene expression is upregulated by

queries: what is the role of the androgen receptor in prostate cancer

queries: what are the genes involved in prostate cancer

queries: which gene is involved in neoplastic prostate cancer?

queries: what is gene-expression alterations associated with spleen

queries: gene expression alterations are associated with

queries: what are genes affected by prostate cancer

queries: what genes are up and down-regulated in prostate cancer

queries: which of the following genes are up-regulated

queries: what is gene upregulating in prostate cancer


queries: what is the association between tmao and cardiovascular risk

queries: is tmao related to cardiovascular disease

queries: what is the relationship of tmar and tmao

queries: what is the association between tmao and risk of disease

queries: which risk factors is associated with tmao

queries: what is associated with increased circulating tmao

queries: which is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease?


queries: which preosteoclast stimulates osteogenesis?

queries: which of the following preosteoliclasts induces bone formation

queries: what stimulates angiogenesis in preosteoclasts?

queries: what is a platelet derived growth factor

queries: what hormone stimulates bone marrow growth

queries: which growth factor inhibits osteogenesis?

queries: which preosteoclasts stimulate osteogenesis


queries: which fibroblasts can be activated during endothelial to mesenchymal transition

queries: which type of tumor cells undergo endothelial mesenchymal transition

queries: which endothelial fibroblasts undergo de novo activation

queries: which cells undergo endothelial transition during cancer

queries: which type of endothelial cell is associated with the endothelial to mesenchymal transition?

queries: what is endothelial mesenchymal transition?

queries: what is the origin for endothelial to mesenchymal transitions

queries: what is endothelial to mesenchymal transition

queries: which cells are associated with fibroblasts

queries: what kind of endothelial cells is the epithelial to mesenchymal transition?

queries: endothelial-to-mesenchymal transition (endmt) is associated with

queries: which type of endothelial cell is associated with pancreatic tumors

queries: which endothelial cells undergo endothelial mesenchymal transition?


queries: what promotes sister chromatid separation

queries: which enzyme is recruited to regions where cfss are present?

queries: which chromosomes are affected by mitosis

queries: why is Fanconi anemia important to the replication of chromosomes

queries: which proteins encode the common fragile sites chromosomes?

queries: what protein is recruited to the mitotic chromosomes?

queries: which protein is recruited to regions where cfs are located in mitosis?

queries: which of the following gene is associated with chromosome segregation and replication of chromosomes? e.g. ercc1-eme1

queries: which gene prevents mitotic chromatid separation in g2

queries: which chromosome has a chromosomal function?

queries: which of the following is an example of a chromosomal depletion that may occur during the g2 stage of mitosis?


queries: which dna-specific viral rna does not produce mirnas

queries: which rna-mediated transcriptional regulation is limited to dna

queries: which rna is used as a hairpin for mirna

queries: which is an rna microrna virus that regulates gene expression?

queries: what is the origin of viral microRNA in the influenza virus

queries: which rna virus is capable of producing miRNA without impacting replication


queries: tetraploid complementation is a result of what factors?

queries: how is ectopic expression different from tetraploid complementation

queries: what ectopic expression of octopus is used for ipscs

queries: which factor is responsible for ipsc development

queries: what factors are used to generate inducible pluripotent stem cells?

queries: what type of reprogramming factor produces ipsc

queries: which of the following factors would be most appropriate to develop pluripotent stem cells?

queries: what type of reprogramming factor is best used to generate pluripotent stem cells

queries: which transcription factor generates ipscs

queries: which of tetraploid complementing factors is best for creating ipscs

queries: which factor is responsible for the reprogramming of ipsc cells?

queries: how are induced pluripotent stem cells different from mouse embryos

queries: which factor is involved in the synthesis of ipsc

queries: what is the tetraploid complementation of ipscs


queries: giardiadb and trichomonas vaginalis genome

queries: which functional genomic database is used for trichomonas?

queries: which genomic resources are used mainly to search protein expression data?


queries: what are pseudogenes in tumor suppressor genes

queries: what role does ptenp1 play in mrna synthesis

queries: what is the function of the pseudogene ptenp1

queries: what is the function of pseudogenes such as the pten gene quizlet

queries: what is the function of pseudogenes in tumour biology

queries: what is the role of a pseudogene in the regulation of cell mrna

queries: what is the role of the pten gene in cellular regulation of PTEN

queries: which pseudogene is the main regulator of growth


queries: what protein is required for membrane assembly in genus escherichia coli?

queries: what is the role of multiprotein complex

queries: why is the membrane of escherichia coli a multiprotein structure

queries: what organelle is required for assembly of proteins

queries: which of the following components in escherichia coli is required for protein assembly?

queries: what is the outer membrane of escherichia coli

queries: which organelle is required for cell assembly

queries: escherichia coli polymerase complex definition

queries: what is the purpose of the multicomponent assembly of the outer membrane quizlet

queries: what is the function of a multiprotein complex

queries: what is the main role of the OM and cellular membrane

queries: where is the membrane of escherichia coli made

queries: what is the function of the omm escherichia coli

queries: what is the function of the om in escherichia

queries: what is the importance of a multiprotein complex

queries: which complex is required for assembly of proteins in escherichia coli?

queries: where is the OM of escherichia coli located

queries: what is the membrane in escherichia coli


queries: when was exercise and weight control introduced for overweight adults?

queries: what is the transtheoretical model used for

queries: obesity obesity ttm behavior effects on diet

queries: how effective is the transtheoretical model

queries: which model offers evidence based multiple behavior intervention

queries: what is the transtheoretic model of weight management

queries: what behavioral intervention is best for weight management

queries: what ttm weight management interventions

queries: transtheoretical model for weight management

queries: why do we need to have multiple interventions in weight management

queries: what model of intervention is used for weight management


queries: what is gene regulation for staphylococcus aureus

queries: which of the following regulatory genes is associated with pathogenesis? and

queries: what is the role of the autoinducible signal transduction pathway in staphylococcal bacterial cell virulence?

queries: what regulatory genes make up the accessory virulence gene

queries: which regulatory system regulates staphylococcus aureus?

queries: which gene is part of a regulatory network

queries: what regulation is required for pathogenesis of staphylococcus aureus

queries: which of the following is a regulation of staphylococcus aureus?

queries: what is the difference between an accessory gene and a regulatory gene?

queries: what is the role of staphylococcus aureus

queries: which system of the regulatory network is controlled by a quorum sensor?

queries: which regulatory mechanism is associated with accessory gene activation in st aureus?

queries: which regulatory genes are responsible for pathogenesis

queries: which system is involved in pathogenesis

queries: what regulatory genes do staphylococcus aureus produce

queries: where does the regulatory genes of staphylococcus act

queries: which regulatory gene is responsible for the regulation of staphylococcal virulence

queries: what are the regulatory genes for staphylococcus


queries: what is the role of macrophages in atherosclerosis

queries: how does a vascular apolipoprotein contribute

queries: what cell layer of the blood vessel is recruited from macrophages

queries: which of the following is a function of macrophages in pathogenesis of atherosclerosis?

queries: what is the role of the macrophages and monocytes in atherosclerosis

queries: what are the role of macrophages in autoimmune disease

queries: which type of macrophages cause atherosclerotic disease?

queries: what are the roles of monocytes in pathogenesis of atherosclerosis

queries: what is the function of macrophages in an atherosclerotic response

queries: which of the following is a function of macrophages during pathogenesis of atherosclerosis?

queries: which organelles are recruited from the monocytes?

queries: what role do macrophages play in pathogenesis

queries: what is macrophages role in atherosclerosis

queries: what are macrophages and their role in atherosclerosis


queries: superresolution cellular membrane imaging

queries: which superresolution technique is used to image the cell surface?

queries: what type of image is used to study the cellular membrane

queries: what is the use of superresolution image

queries: which technique is required for microbiology to view intracellular proteins?

queries: can the cell membrane be observed through the microscope?

queries: what is the superresolution of the cytoskeletal fluorescent protein fusion on the cell surface

queries: can sprai use the cell surface as a substrate

queries: what is superresolution imaging for living bacterial cells


queries: how many different overweight prevalence estimates are available

queries: how many percentiles is the prevalence of overweight in the us?

queries: prevalence of overweight among the us teen population

queries: what is the prevalence for obesity among youth in the usa?

queries: what is the prevalence of overweight among youth

queries: what is the prevalence percentage of overweight individuals

queries: what is the prevalence of overweight in adolescent

queries: what is the prevalence of obesity in youths?

queries: what is the obesity prevalence in the us


queries: what is the role of p53 in the regulation of senescence?

queries: which transcription factor regulates cellular senescence?

queries: which transcription factors are responsible for generating cell senescence? quizlet

queries: what is p53 and its role in cellular senescence

queries: what is the primary function of p53 in a cell cycle

queries: which transcription factor regulates cell senescence?

queries: what is the role of p53 in aging and tumor growth

queries: what is the role of p53 in cellular senescence?

queries: senescence is a physiological response to the __________ that counteracts

queries: what regulatory mechanism helps with cellular senescence?

queries: which transcription factor regulates cell cycle arrest and senescence?

queries: what is p53 and how does it function to stimulate cell cycle


queries: which of the following is a characteristic of the phage genome?

queries: which rna genome structure is found in the bacteriophage ms2

queries: which rna genome is the only type that is contained in phage ms2?

queries: what is the asymmetric virion of phage ms2

queries: in dna phage ms2, which contains a single copy of the genomic rna genome?

queries: which structure is most closely associated with genome packaging?

queries: where is the genome located on a bacteriophage ms2

queries: in phage ms2, the genome is organized around what

queries: how many copies of the rna genome do bacteria have


queries: when is insertional mutagenesis of cancers used for the first time?

queries: why does cancer result from transposon mutation

queries: what is the transpositional mutation of the genes that drive tumors

queries: what transposons are used to induce cancer


queries: what is the mechanism of gene silencing that suppresses t-cell disease

queries: what is the function of mirna in suppressing t reg cell

queries: what cells are affected by gene silencing

queries: which immune cells have mirna-containing exosomes

queries: what is the mechanism for suppressing t-cell disease

queries: what is the suppression of t receptive cells

queries: what kind of gene silencing is used to protect t-cells


queries: what is the validate study of alzheimer's

queries: the reveal study uses what type of risk information

queries: how are risk curves calculated in a genotype disclosure study

queries: which risk information is used in a genetic risk assessment protocol

queries: what is a poe risk curve for alzheimer's


queries: what is the role of eet in nitric oxide biosynthesis

queries: what is the pathway of endothelial nitric oxide synthase

queries: what is endothelium-derived hyperpolarizing factor

queries: what pathway does endothelium derived hyperpolarizing factor enos follow?

queries: what metabolite is involved in the regulation of endothelial nitric oxide

queries: which of these enzymes is required by the vascular endothelial tissue to produce enos

queries: what is endothelial nitric oxide synthase?

queries: what is the function of eets in the vascular system

queries: what is endothelial derived nitric oxide synthase

queries: which enzymes regulate the activity of endothelial nitric oxide

queries: which enzyme is involved in the regulation of nitric oxide

queries: what is the effect of eets in the endothelium derived hyperpolarizing factor (enos)?

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queries: which subtypes of adenocarcinoma are more prognostic?

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queries: why do we use microarrays to identify tumors

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queries: does pulmonary tuberculosis contain monospecific nitric oxide synthase?

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queries: why is mir-21 upregulated in allergic airway inflammation

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queries: which network is characterized by a queue?

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queries: which of the following is a regulator of the reprogrammed somatic cell?

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queries: _______ demethylases are important regulators for reprogramming of somatic cells into pluripotent stem cells.

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queries: which vitamin c inhibits somatic cell reprogramming?

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queries: which immune response in mice inhibits mycobacterium tuberculosis

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queries: what response is activated in a mtb host

queries: is helminths innate immune or pathogenic

queries: which helminth triggers the th2 response

queries: which of the following helminthes induces the activation of a th2 response?

queries: which helminth induces innate antituberculosis


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queries: what is the role of archaea in the carbon cycle

queries: where on earth does the anaerobic oxidation occur

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queries: define metabolic pathways for anaerobic archaea

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queries: which of the following is an important step in the process of anaerobic metabolism

queries: what is thumarchaeota role in cellular metabolism

queries: which is a role of archaea in earth's carbon cycle?

queries: what is archaea role in the eukaryotic cycle

queries: which archaean group primarily consists largely of fungi in which the organisms that are involved in the oxidative reactions on earth have a role

queries: why are archaea involved in the carbon cycle

queries: which of the following is an important step in the carbon cycle?


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queries: which molecule in scrapie is inactivated by alkali?

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queries: when were viral carcinogenesis first described

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queries: which is an example of an epitope in which the translation-controlled pulse-chase system is used to identify proteins of interest?

queries: what protein is involved in the cell's autobiosynthesis

queries: where is the pulsechase triggered during the translation of the protein?

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queries: when are proteins synthesized for protein degradation in cell

queries: how is the pulse chase used to analyze mrna?

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queries: what regulates the apoptosis of genus pylori

queries: which p53 suppressor stimulates apoptosis

queries: where is acetylation located in ags tissues

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queries: how does heliobacter cause gastric apoptosis

queries: which hormones initiate apoptosis and causes transcriptional changes?

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queries: what is the function of the interstitial telomere repeat

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queries: tssk is a native protein, which is not an integral membrane protein.

queries: tssk is the protein that initiates secretion of the effector cells of bacterial type vi

queries: which type of secretion system is a tssk in?


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queries: what is the epidemiological risk in the case of a zoonose?

queries: what is the transmissibility of swine influenza a

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queries: what genetic information describes divergent selection

queries: which phylum is responsible for divergent evolution


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queries: where are monocytes stored and deployed in the spleen


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queries: what gene regulates the development of granules during neurogenesis

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queries: which gene is necessary for the maturation of granule cells in the dentate gyrus and the maintenance of intermediate progenitors during neurogenesis?

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queries: which stress hormone is responsible for premature senescence in stem cells?

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queries: explain why organisms evolved different life spans and why somatic survival might be altered?

queries: why are somatic maintenance important for aging

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