queries: which tissue resident macrophages are established prior to birth and maintain themselves subsequently during adulthood

queries: what is the role of monocytes in macrophage formation

queries: are monocytes tissue resident macrophages

queries: which chromosomes are associated with monocytes

queries: what are the roles of cell fate mapping in tissue-resident macrophages

queries: which organelles are located in the cell compartments of splenic & lung macrophages?

queries: do tissue-resident macrophages require blood monocytes

queries: why does monocytes and macrophages serve as homeostasis?

queries: what cell is responsible for maintaining innate and adaptive immune defenses?

queries: why are monocytes considered macrophages?

queries: what are some of the major tissue-resident macrophages in murine cells?

queries: when are macrophages established in lungs

queries: what is the role of blood monocytes and macrophages for homeostasis?


queries: which model does it use when heterogeneity is greater than 50%?

queries: what is the problem of fixed effect and random effects in cochrane?

queries: when do you use a fixed effect model in meta-analysis

queries: when does a cochrane review with substantial heterogeneity occur

queries: which model is used for large heterogeneous reviews

queries: what model is used to represent the heterogeneity of a cochrane review?

queries: why do some reviews use a fixed effect model

queries: why are some cochrane reviews heterogeneous

queries: why is heterogeneity a problem for authors

queries: what is the difference between a fixed effect model and a random effects model?

queries: what is the heterogeneity of cochrane reviews

queries: what is meant by the fixed effect model when using the random effects model?

queries: what type of model is used in a cochrane review

queries: what is meant by heterogeneity in cochrane

queries: what is the problem of having a fixed effect model in cochrane

queries: what is the problem when using a fixed effect in a cochrane review


queries: which snf1 gene is involved in autophagy

queries: which phosphorylase regulates glycogen accumulation?

queries: which of the following regulates autophagy?

queries: what is the control for glycogen synthesis in S. cerevisiae?

queries: which is a protein kinase gene that regulates autophagy?

queries: which gene is responsible for glycogen accumulation in yeast

queries: where is glycogen synthesized, in the stationary stage, but not synthesized

queries: which of the following is a glycogen kinase

queries: is snf1p an antagonist or inhibitor for glycogen production?

queries: which gene regulates glycogen accumulation in yeast

queries: what gene is triggered by glycogen accumulation

queries: which snf1 gene suppresses glycogen accumulation in cells?

queries: what is the control gene of glycogen synthesis

queries: what is the name of a glycogen kinase mutated by snf1


queries: which microtubules are enriched by gtp-tubulin

queries: which antibody selectively accumulates microtubules at polarized axon tip

queries: kinesin-1/2 is enriched in ____ axonal microtubules in which they accumulate

queries: which microtubules are enriched in gtp tubulin and are localized on the tips of axons?

queries: which gtp-tubulin-rich microtubule is found in neuronal neurons

queries: what is kif5 polarized? how does kep1 help

queries: what molecule helps polarized vesicular transport

queries: what immunocytochemical reaction detects KIF5?

queries: which microtubules can selectively accumulate


queries: does the pancreas have the same endodermal structure as a neuron

queries: what is the origin of pancreatic endocrine cells

queries: which endoderm is associated with the pancreas

queries: which cell types are endocrine cells and are found in pancreas

queries: what type of cells arises from an endoderm that fuse with an adult pancreas?

queries: why does the pancreas become heterotopic during development

queries: what organs does an endocrine pancreas come from

queries: which cell is endocrine and which is endogenous

queries: where are pancreatic endocrine cells located

queries: where is the pancreas found in an organism

queries: what is the cell that contains the pancreas


queries: what is the difference between orlistat and rimonabant

queries: what is the difference between orlistat and sibutramine

queries: what is the difference between a diet pill and a weight loss pill?

queries: how much weight was orlistat compared to placebo

queries: what is the effect of orlistat on blood pressure

queries: what is the long term effect of orlistat


queries: which of the following is characteristic of a centrosome?

queries: what structure is at the core of a centrosome?

queries: which of the following is the function of the centrosomes

queries: what is the role of centrioles in the centrosome?

queries: what is the role of centrioles in the cell cycle?

queries: where do centrosomes begin their function

queries: what is the function of centrosome during cell cycle?

queries: which part of the cell undergoes a process called the centrosome


queries: what role do osteoblasts play in reactivation of dreaded myeloma cells

queries: what type of cancer does the osteoblast control

queries: which of these is the control mechanism for the dormant state of specialized myeloma cells?

queries: which cell does reactivation occur in mesenchymal cancer

queries: which specialized cell niche is activated to form colonies

queries: what regulates cell dormancy in a myeloma? quizlet

queries: which of these regulates the dormant state of myeloma reactivation?

queries: what regulates reactivation of dormant myeloma cells?

queries: which organelle controls reactivation of myeloma cells?

queries: do dormant myeloma cells undergo therapy


queries: what is the difference between a mouse ectopic stem cell and a human ectopic stem cell

queries: what is the difference between mouse and human embryonic stem cells

queries: what is the difference between mice and human escs?

queries: what is the difference between human and mouse embryonic stem cells?

queries: what is the role of the mitogen-activated pathway in the cell cycle of a human embryo

queries: how are human epiblast stem cells different from mice

queries: what are the characteristics of ectopic escs

queries: what is the difference between ectope stem cells and embryonic stem cells

queries: what is the difference between the ectopic and immature human stem cells

queries: what is the stem cell function of a mouse embryo and what is its function ectopic

queries: why are human embryonic stem cells more ectopic than mouse stem

queries: which of the following is characteristic of ectopic cells? mouse

queries: why are human stem cells derived from cells in a blastocyst stage

queries: what is the name of the hormone that makes ectopic cells

queries: what is the difference between mice and humans ectopic cells


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queries: what is the difference between stem and bone marrow transplants

queries: which tissue is formed by the cells that make up semisyngeneic marrow and which is a recipient marrow

queries: what is heterotopic osteogenic precursor cells

queries: are hematopoiesis precursor cells osteogenic

queries: what is the origin of a stem cell and bone marrow

queries: which of the following is an allogeneic graft of bone marrow

queries: ________ are the precursor cells of bone marrow.

queries: where are precursor bone marrow transplants originated

queries: what are the precursor cells in bone marrow?

queries: are osteogenic precursor cells hematopoietic tissues

queries: are allogeneic grafts of bone marrow heterotopic


queries: why is trpm7 necessary in cancer patients?

queries: which cytokine does the trpm7 regulate in breast cancer?


queries: what is the role of functional reserves in the physiological process?

queries: when is physiological deterioration a clinical process

queries: which clinical condition consists of loss of muscle mass and strength, and is likely to lead to a reduction in cognitive function?

queries: which physiological reserve is diminished during the frailty process?

queries: when does the physiological reserve decrease during the phase of frailty?

queries: when are physiological reserves depleted for the frailty process?

queries: what is the clinical process for frailty

queries: what is the difference between the physical and functional frailty process?

queries: which state is considered a dynamic process, and is considered a transitional state in which physiological reserves decrease and decline?

queries: what is the physiological stage of frailty?

queries: what is the underlying mechanism of frailty


queries: what is preclinical diastolic dysfunction

queries: is diastolic dysfunction a sign of hypertension

queries: what is the preclinical diastolic dysfunction (pdd)

queries: what is the preclinical status of a pdd?

queries: preclinical diastolic dysfunction definition

queries: how does preclinical diastolic dysfunction

queries: what is peri cardiac dyspnoea or fatigue

queries: which term refers to abnormally elevated systolic function?

queries: what phenotype is diastolic and hypotension


queries: what is the benefit of aspirin for a cancer patient

queries: long term effects of aspirin on cancer patients

queries: what is the role of aspirin in preventive cancer care

queries: how long does it take for aspirin to work

queries: what is the long term benefit of aspirin for rc

queries: benefits of aspirin for colorectal cancer


queries: are chemokine receptors expressed in a cancer

queries: what is the role of the chemokine receptors in the regulation of tumorigenesis?

queries: which chemokine is overexpressed in cancer cells?

queries: which receptor for cxcr4 regulates tumor growth

queries: what chemo receptor is sdf in a cancer cell

queries: which chemokine receptors are associated with cancer

queries: which chemokine receptor regulates tumor growth

queries: what does the chemokine receptors do in lung

queries: where do the receptors for chemokines come from

queries: what receptors are overexpressed in solid tumors

queries: which receptors are overexpressed in cancer?

queries: which chemokine receptor is overexpressed in solid tumors

queries: what is the role of chemokine receptors in cancer

queries: where is the cxcr4 chemokine molecule expressed

queries: which chemokine receptor is overexpressed by sdf-1?


queries: when does cyclin a/cdk2 activate in mitosis

queries: how long before cyclin a is injected into cells

queries: which part of the human cell cycle is associated with mitosis after a cyclin injection

queries: cyclin a is required for which phase of the cell cycle

queries: cyclin a is required for mitosis, a process that occurs at the end of prophase

queries: what is the cyclin a that drives mitosis

queries: what type of cyclin is needed for mitosis

queries: what phase of cells is cyclin d required for


queries: is binge eating considered an eating disorder

queries: how is binge eating a contraindication for bariatric surgery

queries: what type of intervention to reduce binge eating

queries: is preoperative binge eating therapy effective

queries: why do bariatric surgery patients binge eat

queries: which preoperative intervention would reduce binge eating among surgical candidates?

queries: what type of intervention treats binge eating

queries: what is the pre surgery binge eating protocol

queries: how long is binge eating therapy for bariatric surgery

queries: what kind of behavioral intervention is used to treat binge eating

queries: what is the best behavioral treatment for binge eating in bariatric surgery?

queries: how to prevent binge eating in bariatric surgery patients

queries: which cognitive behavioral treatment is best for binge eating

queries: what is cognitive behavioral therapy for binge eating

queries: can cognitive behavioral therapy be used for binge eating


queries: what is the prognosis for smoking after lung cancer

queries: why do we smoke after lung cancer diagnosis

queries: what is the survival rate of a lung cancer smoker

queries: is quitting smoking associated with survival

queries: does smoking cigarettes lead to recurrence of the cancer

queries: what is the survival rate for non-small cell lung cancer

queries: how does quitting smoking affect recurrence

queries: how long can lung cancer survival last after quitting

queries: what is the survival rate for lung cancer patients quitting

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queries: what does the risk of quit smoking be for lung cancer

queries: is smoking associated with early stage cancer

queries: how does smoking cessation affect prognosis

queries: how long does smoking cigarettes take to clear

queries: how long does a lung cancer patient survive without smoking


queries: what is pluripotent titration in stem cells

queries: induced pluripotency stem cells definition

queries: what type of cell is induced pluripotency

queries: which factor causes induced pluripotence of somatic stem cells?

queries: what is induced pluripotency and how does it work

queries: which cellular process creates induced pluripotencies

queries: which factor induces pluripotency in somatic cells without the use of oocytes

queries: which factor initiates induced pluripotency

queries: which of the following mechanisms involves the reprogramming of somatic cells and induces pluripotent stem cells?

queries: which cells can induce pluripotency without oocytes?

queries: which cells are induced pluripotent stem cells

queries: epigenetic reprogramming of somatic cells

queries: what is the role of transcription factors in pluripotent stem cells?

queries: which epigenetic process is responsible for induced pluripotency?


queries: what's the difference between sex and mortality after an acs patient

queries: how long is the life span of an acs patient

queries: how long does sex difference affect mortality in acs

queries: difference between sex and long term mortality

queries: what is the difference between acs and stemi

queries: what is the relationship between the sex of the patient and the mortality of the patient following an acs

queries: what is the difference between sex for acs

queries: differences in short term and long term mortality

queries: what type of coronary pathology causes acute coronary syndrome

queries: what is the outcome of the sex study in the nstemi study


queries: oxy1p protein homologous to mitochondria

queries: which protein is homologous to an oxip protein?

queries: what is the mitochondrial oxyp homologous

queries: what is the topology of mitochondrial oxy1p

queries: what is the protein name for the mitochondria

queries: escherichia coli oxa1p homologous molecule

queries: which mitochondrial protein is present in the mitochondrial inner membrane?

queries: what protein is found in escherichia coli

queries: what protein is homologous to mitochondria

queries: what is the function of oxy1 protein in mitochondria?

queries: where is the membrane homologous to oxy1p

queries: what is the membrane protein of escherichia coli

queries: mitochondrial protein is homologous to what


queries: what is the function of hbx in the replication of hbv

queries: which smc5/6 gene is associated with transcription of the cccdna?

queries: what is the role of a transcription protein in hepatitis b replication?

queries: which chromosome is repressed during transcription

queries: which protein is involved in a transcriptional replication of hepatitis b

queries: what role does hbx play in the replication of hbv?

queries: what is the interplay between hepatitis b protein and smc5/6

queries: which gene does transcription of a virus occur by smc5/6?


queries: how early can an infant be given hcv testing

queries: how early in pregnancy to test for vt hepatitis

queries: what is the hcv vertical transmission rate

queries: what is the maternal rate of hepatitis c vt in egypt

queries: which of the following is a risk factor for hepatitis c vt

queries: how late can you detect hcv during pregnancy


queries: which is a cytology and cytology screening method for hpv?

queries: what is the difference between cytology and cytology

queries: when cytology is performed on women with hpv in adults, the interval between cytology and cytology is higher

queries: how long does cytology follow hpv positive women

queries: what is the risk of a cytology check for hpv

queries: what is the sensitivity and specificity of cytology after hpv

queries: how long does a cytology test for hpv last


queries: what is the prevalence of trachoma in children

queries: prevalence of trachoma in the south of south sudan

queries: what is the prevalence of trachoma in southern sudan

queries: which county in south sudan has the greatest incidence of trachoma?

queries: is there a problem with trachoma in sudan?

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queries: where does trachoma happen in southern sudan


queries: what is coronary heart disease caused by

queries: what is the role of ldl in heart disease

queries: what is the causative organism of heart disease

queries: what is the genetics of ldl and what is its role?

queries: which gene is responsible for eliminating the ldl gene?

queries: what is the causative agent for heart disease

queries: which gene controls cholesterol levels in the human body


queries: what is the perinatal mortality rate for china

queries: what is the perinatal mortality in china?

queries: average age of perinatal pregnancy in china

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queries: is aurora b dispensable in cell division?

queries: which gene is affected by aurora b deletions

queries: what stage of cell cycle is aurora b dispensable

queries: what is the function of aurora b in early embryonic development

queries: how is aurora a affected during somatic cell division

queries: why does aurora b decrease during cell division

queries: what phase of embryonic development does aurora c occur

queries: why is aurora c dispensable during prometaphase

queries: is aurora kinase b necessary for mitosis

queries: which kinase regulates the development of the embryonic embryo?

queries: where is aurora b in embryonic development

queries: which of these is dispensable in embryonic development?


queries: is nusap necessary for mitotic spindle assembly?

queries: which mitotic process leads to early cell survival?

queries: nusap is an important part of which chromosomal and centrosomal pathway

queries: what protein is needed to make the spindle

queries: which of the following is a role of nusap in cell proliferation?

queries: which chromosomal cell is involved in spindle assembly in which nusach is synthesized?

queries: which nusap is needed to promote spindle assembly


queries: which family of transcription factors inhibits transcription?

queries: which ectopic expression of gene is not a member of this family

queries: what type of gene is inhibited by the e2f gene

queries: what is the role of e2f in the s phase of the cell cycle?

queries: which ectopic mutation inhibits transcription


queries: what is the mechanism of action of sahp inhibitors

queries: which sahp inhibitors do not activate when firing a spike?

queries: what kind of cell stimulation inhibits hippocampal activity?

queries: which inhibitor inhibits afterhyperpolarization

queries: which inhibits the slow afterhyperpolarization (sahp) in hippocampal neurons

queries: which sahp blocker was used to induce hippocampal neurons to initiate a sahp?

queries: which is the only selective inhibition of sahp in hippocampal cells


queries: what is the morphological classification scheme for atherosclerotic lesions

queries: a morphological classification scheme for a atherosclerotic lesion would

queries: who is a theorist of a morphological classification scheme?

queries: what is the aha classification scheme for atheroma

queries: is the aha classification scheme correct

queries: what is the morphological scheme for lesions

queries: what is the morphological classification scheme of atherosclerotic lesion

queries: what is the classification scheme for atheroma

queries: which morphological classification scheme is used in autopsy for atherosclerotic lesion

queries: what is a theoretic classification scheme

queries: which category is best used to describe the progression of a heart lesion

queries: a morphological classification scheme for atherosclerotic lesions

queries: what the most common classification scheme is for atherosclerotic lesions

queries: definition of atherosclerotic artery disease

queries: what is the classification scheme in coronary artery disease

queries: aha classification scheme for atherosclerotic lesions

queries: what is the morphological classification scheme for coronary arteries


queries: which gene encodes a small cytoplasmic protein that is involved in capsule formation?

queries: which gene mutation leads to bacteremia of cryptococcus neoformans?

queries: which fungi have a hypervirulent phenotype

queries: which gene is responsible for increasing intrinsic pressure in macrophages?

queries: what phenotype of cryptococcus neoformans is affected by the all1 gene mutation?

queries: cryptococcus neoformans virulence mutation gene

queries: what is cryptococcus neoformans virulence

queries: what is the all1 mutation that causes hypervirulent fungi

queries: what is the all1 gene in cryptococcus neoformans


queries: what role does the ligand-binding domain play in neuronal functions?

queries: what is the function of the glua receptors

queries: what is the function of the protein glua

queries: what is the structure and function of the glua receptor

queries: what receptors are responsible for neurodevelopment

queries: what is the function of receptors ligands

queries: which neurotransmitter is agonist iglur?

queries: which of the following disorders is characterized by ligand binding of the glua2 receptor

queries: what is the importance of glutamate receptors

queries: what is GluA2 and what does its function include


queries: what causes diaphragm weakness and loss of muscle mass

queries: does monocrotaline cause diaphragm contraction

queries: if saline induced by mct is effective, can the diaphragm be affected by hypotension

queries: which muscle is affected by pulmonary hypertension and has a decrease in body weight?

queries: what is pulmonary hypertension and its effects

queries: is muscle contraction contracted in muscle

queries: when a mouse with hypertension metabolizes mct, the diaphragm contractile capacity decreases

queries: what is the function of the diaphragm muscle during mct

queries: which type of hypertension causes an abnormal diaphragm

queries: which hypotension drugs cause diaphragm contractile dysfunction

queries: what is the function of the mct for hypertension

queries: does a mct cause muscle weakness in the diaphragm

queries: what drugs are used for diaphragm toxicity

queries: what is the muscle contraction of the diaphragm called


queries: what bacteria produces anti inflammatory peptides

queries: which bacteria causes anti inflammatory protein in intestinal cells

queries: which bacterium is responsible for crohn's disease

queries: what is an antiinflammatory in crohn's disease

queries: is faecalibacterium prausnitzii an anti inflammatory bacterium

queries: what is the function of a molecule containing anti-inflammatory peptides

queries: what is the bacteria that causes crohn's disease

queries: which bacteria produce anti-inflammatory peptides

queries: what bacteria produces anti-inflammatory peptides

queries: why does faecalibacterium prausnitzii produce peptides in the gut

queries: what is fausnitzii anti inflammatory antibody

queries: which supernatants are derived from f. prausnitzii

queries: which bacteria has anti inflammatory properties

queries: what kind of bacteria causes crohn's disease


queries: which hormone regulates the movement of tumor cells toward migratory regions

queries: which molecule regulates the movement of vegf cells

queries: does stromal interface molecule1 regulate soce activity in cervical cancers

queries: why is sim1 an important signaling receptor in cancer

queries: which protein regulates cell migration in the migratory cells of cervical cancer?

queries: what regulates cell migration in cervical tumor

queries: what signaling molecules activate tumor cells

queries: which cell type is the primary signaling pathway for cancer?

queries: what receptor is activated when the cell stm is activated

queries: what signaling mechanism is used in cervical cancer


queries: what is positive assessment coping intervention

queries: which protocol is used to evaluate the psychological effects of pregnancy following a recurrent miscarriage?

queries: how is positive appraisal coping effective

queries: prci is effective in identifying and evaluating


queries: what is the role of lp(a) in atherosclerotic disorders

queries: why is lp(a) important to cardiovascular disease

queries: when is lipoprotein (a) measured in plasma

queries: is lp(a) a risk factor in cardiovascular disease

queries: what is the role of lp(a) in cardiovascular risk

queries: what is the role of lp(a) in cardiovascular disease

queries: why is the lp(a) test used in cardiac disease

queries: what is lp(a) in cardiovascular blood work

queries: which of the following is a risk factor of cardiovascular disease?

queries: how do we know that lp is at risk for cardiovascular disease


queries: why do prokaryotic cells release vesicles

queries: why do the eukaryotic cells release vesicles

queries: are vesicles used to transport information

queries: why do eukaryotic cells release vesicles

queries: what is the role of the extracellular vesicles in cells

queries: why do vesicles need to be used in the body

queries: what are vesicles used for in eukaryotic cells


queries: what is the standard deviation in a clinical trial

queries: how much is a standard deviation for clinical trials

queries: what is standard deviation estimating in clinical trial

queries: how to estimate standard deviation from median

queries: how can we estimate standard deviation and sample mean

queries: what is sample standard deviation estimation

queries: which standard deviation is used for clinical trial

queries: how to estimate standard deviation in a systematic review

queries: when are standard deviations calculated in the study design

queries: why is the standard deviation of a clinical trial less than the sample mean

queries: how to estimate standard deviation from a trial


queries: which cytokines are overexpressed in tumors

queries: what is the role of fascin protein in cancer

queries: tgf is overexpressed in which cells quizlet

queries: what is the role of the tgf-induced filopodia

queries: what is the function of tgf-induced filopodia


queries: how is dna methylation age affected by cancer cells

queries: what is the average age of cell methylation

queries: what determines dna methylation age in healthy tissues?


queries: can whole-body vascular screening help diagnose coronary heart disease

queries: what disease is detected with whole body angiography

queries: what is vascular disease and vascular disease

queries: is an mr scan a diagnostic test for cardiovascular vascular disease

queries: what is heart heart disease vascular test

queries: can vascular pathologies be detected in heart patients

queries: is mr imaging correlated to vascular disease

queries: what vascular pathologies show up on whole-body

queries: which vascular diseases do you test on a whole-body mr

queries: what is the presence of concomitant vascular disease on an mr angiogram

queries: what vascular diseases do cardiac aortas detect

queries: when does mr detect coronary artery disease

queries: which vascular disease is a stenosis of the external carotid artery

queries: what is the disease that is not detected in the cardiovascular system?

queries: is coronary artery disease a vascular disease


queries: which type of signaling protein is important for innate immune response?

queries: what is the role of ubiquitin and lysine-63 ubiquitination in viral activation? quizlet

queries: which proteins are required for IRF3 activation

queries: which enzyme is responsible for the initiation of interferon-like activity in the cytosol of Irf3?

queries: which ubiquitin is needed for rna activation and is involved with ribosomes activation?

queries: what is the role of ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme mavs

queries: where is ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme ubiquitin

queries: what is the role of ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme in IRF3

queries: which enzymes are required for the activation of irf3

queries: what is the function of the mitochondrial enzymes that initiate irf3

queries: which enzyme is responsible for the activation of the neoplasmic rna interferon (IF)

queries: what protein is responsible for the activation of irf3

queries: what is the function of ubiquitin in irf3

queries: ubiquitin-conjugating enzymes that activate irf3

queries: which ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme is required to activate irf3


queries: is dusp4 gene regulated in primary tumours

queries: what type of resistance gene is affected after neoadjuvant chemotherapy?

queries: which neoadjuvant chemotherapy is associated with higher post-nac tumor cell proliferation

queries: why are estrogen receptors suppressors used


queries: age phenotypes of wild-type caenorhabditis

queries: what is the role of gene expression in the study of aging?

queries: what is gene expression profiling in nematodes

queries: gene expression profile of wild type caenorhabditis

queries: what biomarker is used to predict the aging of individuals

queries: how are genes used in biomarkers of aging

queries: why are nematodes considered biological markers for aging?

queries: which of the following biomarkers of age is most likely to be associated with a physiological change?

queries: how to predict lifespan of caenorhabditis elegans

queries: what is the purpose of the whole gene profile?

queries: what gene expression is associated with age-related behaviors in the nematode

queries: is nematode gene expression a biomarker of aging

queries: which nematode has transcriptional activity?

queries: why is gene expression important for predicting aging

queries: what biomarker is used to predict aging in wild type nematodes


queries: which theory is most appropriate for synchronization of a nonlinear nonlinear system?

queries: contraction theory of a dynamic nonlinear system

queries: definition of contraction theory in nonlinear systems

queries: which theory of synchronization allows a linear model to be constructed with norms that are not induced by inner products?

queries: what is contraction in nonlinear systems

queries: how do you analyze the synchronization theory

queries: how is an illuminating synchronization used in nonlinear systems

queries: why is contraction theory useful when analyzing a nonlinear model

queries: how is synchronization of diffusively interconnected nonlinear systems performed

queries: what is the definition of contraction theorem

queries: what theory describes the synchronization of diffusively interconnected nonlinear systems?

queries: how is a contraction theory applied to diffusively connected nonlinear systems?

queries: which of the following methods is most appropriate for synthesis based on norms?


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queries: which acetylcholine is used for neurophysiological studies of a neuron in response to depolarizing stimuli?

queries: which nerve strands are affected by acetylcholine

queries: what is the purpose of the optical recording technique

queries: what is acetylcholine and what does it do in the neuron?

queries: what is the activity potentials in a neuron

queries: what is the purpose of an electrode to record vm changes in the neuronal structure

queries: what is acetylcholine injected into ganglionic axons

queries: which action potential was recorded using an optical recording technique?

queries: what is the activity potential for neurone excitability

queries: which neuronal stimulus can induce a slowed epsp?

queries: what is the optical mapping technique of the enteric nervous system

queries: what is the action potential intensity of neurons

queries: what is the function of amplitude and fluorescence in epsp

queries: which neuronal activity is controlled with acetylcholine?

queries: what kind of activity is measured by optical mapping of interganglionic neurons?


queries: which two proteins contribute to replication

queries: which of the following is an important feature of telomere telomeric repeats?

queries: what is the telomere-bound trf1 and trf2

queries: which two proteins in telomeres inhibit telomere formation

queries: which protein facilitates the formation of the open-state of dna

queries: which type of telomere is affected by replication in vitro

queries: which two proteins inhibit telomere replication

queries: which of the following telomere-bound proteins is required to promote telomere replication?

queries: which protein stalls replication at telomeres

queries: how does telomere binding influence dna replication

queries: what is the telomere-bound protein responsible for replication

queries: what is the function of telomeric repeats?


queries: which cells can be marginalized toward vessel walls?

queries: which blood tissue allows smooth margination in the blood stream?

queries: what are the conditions for wbc margination in a normal blood stream

queries: why should wbc margination be enhanced in flow

queries: how does wbc margination affect the flow of blood

queries: how does wbc margination occur within blood vessels? quizlet

queries: what is the role of wbcs in vascular adhesion

queries: what type of blood flow allows for margination


queries: how long between ct scan and cancer treatment

queries: what is the waiting time for lung cancer treatment

queries: how long between radiation therapy appointment

queries: how long does it take for lung cancer to progress

queries: what is the wait time between radiation treatment and a ct scan

queries: average time between ct scan and treatment

queries: how long is the waiting period after radiation for lung cancer

queries: when would you expect radical treatment for lung cancer

queries: when should a radical radiotherapy be performed

queries: when should treatment start after lung cancer

queries: when is a patient on a radiotherapy waiting list

queries: how long does it take for a ct scan to show a lung tumour

queries: how long is the waiting time between a lung scan and treatment

queries: how long before you receive a diagnosis for lung cancer

queries: nhs average waiting time for radiation treatments

queries: lung cancer waiting time between appointments

queries: how long between initial ct scan and cancer treatment


queries: why does rnap II facilitate the synthesis of mrna?

queries: where does rna polymerase rna splice into

queries: which rna polymerase is most closely coupled to mrna production?

queries: how is transcription coupled to splicing

queries: what type of molecule is synthesized by RNA polymerase?

queries: when are mrnaps stimulated in transcription

queries: what is the function of rnap ii transcription

queries: what is the mechanism of rnap ii transcription?

queries: what is the functional coupling between transcription and synthesis of rna

queries: which rna polymerase is a functionally coupled protein?

queries: how is rna polymerase related to splicing


queries: which type of cell is involved in cellular signaling?

queries: which cells are involved in cellular signaling and cell-mediated cytotoxicity

queries: what is the main cellular receptor for ca2+ signaling

queries: which molecule is a microdomain that is important in the apoptotic signaling of leukocytes

queries: which signaling pathway is responsible for the neutrophils activity in a cell synapse

queries: which neurotransmitter is required for tumor cell killing?

queries: what is the role of ca2+ in neutrophils in antigen mediated cell mediated cytotoxicity?

queries: what is the role of ca2+ in cellular signaling

queries: what is the function of the calicum microdomains

queries: where are the microdomains in a neutrophils cell?

queries: which signaling mechanism is necessary for leukocytes to apoptosis

queries: which signaling pathway is a primary target of a leukocyte

queries: what is the role of aca+ signaling in leukocytes

queries: what role do microdomains play in neutrophils

queries: what are the microdomains that are present in cancer cells


queries: what is the benefit of inhibitors of platelets

queries: which drugs are associated with reduced mortality

queries: which inhibitor would decrease mortality

queries: what is the benefit of platelet gp inhibitor

queries: when does platelet gp iii inhibitors work

queries: which therapy reduces mortality in non-segment elevated coronary syndrome

queries: what inhibitor reduces death from an acute coronary acs

queries: which platelet inhibitor reduces mortality

queries: why is platelet inhibition necessary in patients with acs

queries: what inhibits platelet aggregation in a acs

queries: why are platelet glycoprotein inhibitor used?

queries: what is the effect of gp inhibitors in diabetes

queries: platelet glycoprotein inhibitor definition

queries: what is the significance of platelet-glia inhibitors during pci


queries: does glucose deprivation cause cell death

queries: which of the following occurs with glucose deprivation

queries: is glucose deprivation the cytotoxicity response

queries: why do cellular respiration and glucose deprivation cause cell death?

queries: which metabolic processes cause cell death in human cells

queries: what is the cause of makk activation in human cancer cells

queries: does glucose deprivation affect the cytotoxicity of cancer cells?

queries: which of these hormones is a scavenger of makk

queries: which antioxidant protects against cell death due to sugar deprivation?

queries: which antioxidants rescued cells from cell killing

queries: what is the oxidative stress mechanism that is responsible for cell death?

queries: how does glucose deprivation affect the mitogen

queries: which hormone is a cellular activator of mappc?

queries: what is the mechanism of glucose deprivation

queries: cytotoxicity caused by glucose deprivation

queries: why does glucose deprivation affect cell growth


queries: which of the following receptors is associated with the mtw1 complex?

queries: which yeast receptor is anchored to the spc24-25 heterodimer

queries: what is the cnn1 receptor and what is its function

queries: what is the functional relationship of ndc80 and nn1

queries: does spc24 and spc25 contain a histone-fold protein?


queries: if a human glioblastoma cell is not suppressed in a cell cycle, it is more likely

queries: which tumor suppressors in humans are involved in the development of glioblastoma?

queries: which glioblastoma receptors are stimulated to produce the signal p18(INK4C)?

queries: which tumor suppressors are important in the development of glioblastoma?

queries: what is the feedback regulation circuit in glioblastoma

queries: what p18(ink4c) regulates tumorigenicity?

queries: how does p18(ink4c) constrain glioblastoma

queries: which cancer suppressor is found in glioblastoma

queries: which tumor suppressor regulates glioblastoma

queries: what is the feedback circuit for glioblastoma

queries: which glioma suppressor inhibits proliferation in primary astrocytes?


queries: which of the following is a function of telomere binding ligase (SMC5)6 complex?

queries: which ligand is responsible for elongating telomeres

queries: what molecule is responsible for extending telomeres in a tumor

queries: which telomere do cancer cells use for their apb recruitment?

queries: which telomeres are required for telomere elongation

queries: which proteins are required for telomere formation?

queries: which telomere-binding protein is responsible for recruitment of APBs?

queries: what telomere is recruited by the SMC5/6 complex?

queries: what is the function of susmoylation in apb formation

queries: what inhibits telomere recruitment in apbs

queries: do cancer cells have telomere-binding proteins?

queries: what proteins are needed for telomere elongation in alt cells?


queries: what mechanism does the stalk of a sea urchin use to pull microtubules

queries: what is the function of dynein on a microtubule?

queries: what is the mechanism of the action of a motor stalk

queries: what mechanism does dynein use to pull on microtubules?

queries: dynein is a microtubule motor which powers the motion of ______.

queries: which molecule in the dynein complex works as a lever arm for movement within the cilia?

queries: what is the mechanism that enables the movement of a microtubule stalk in an eukaryotic organism?

queries: what is the mechanism for the movement of two microtubules


queries: what is the function of atp for the ino80 complex

queries: what part of the dna repair process is the inos

queries: what type of chromatin remodeling process is ino80 rc

queries: why is the ino80 complex useful for transcription

queries: what is the ino80 chromatin remodeling complex

queries: io80 chromatin remodeling complex function

queries: which chromatin remodeling complex is involved in transcription


queries: define the gene that regulates allelic exclusion in trypanosomes

queries: which gene is sequestered by vsg ectopically

queries: which gene controls allelic exclusion in trypanosomes

queries: which rna polymerase regulates allelic exclusion

queries: how is vex1 sequenched during antigenic variation

queries: which gene is activated to suppress allelic exclusion

queries: which gene is sequestered in the trypanosome


queries: what regulates osteoclastic cell differentiation

queries: what regulates the inflammatory mediator (mbsa) in mice and controls arthritis?

queries: what is klf2 function in inflammatory arthritis

queries: where does klf2-mediated arthritis occur

queries: which is an example of an inhibitory inflammatory factor?

queries: what is the role of klf2 in osteoclastic arthritis

queries: which factor is involved in the activation of mbsa in mice?

queries: which monocytes are involved in osteoclastic arthritis

queries: which cells in klf2 are stimulated by mbsa, il-1, and mbsa?

queries: which monocytes are activated in osteoclastic mice


queries: does soccer affect the hippocampal volume

queries: what is the relationship between concussion, psychiatric, and brain volume

queries: what is the correlation between football and memory

queries: does college football impact brain volume

queries: what is the relationship between football play and hippocampal volume

queries: what is the relationship between football and concussion

queries: how does football affect cognitive functions

queries: what is the volume of the hippocampal in football

queries: cortana which is a good concussion for football

queries: cortana what is the relationship between soccer concussion and football player


queries: which protein is part of the innate immune response

queries: what is the function of staing for the immune response

queries: what is the innate immune response to cytosolic nucleic acids called

queries: what is the innate immune response to cytosolic dna

queries: which type of molecule is responsible for innate immunity

queries: what is the host protein for innate immunity

queries: what is the role of the host protein sting

queries: what is the host protein in an innate immune response?

queries: which of the following proteins is a molecule that is important in innate immunity?


queries: which genomic regions are required for growth?

queries: which genetic regions are needed for growth of mycobacterium tuberculosis

queries: what are some genomic regions in the mecobacteria genome?

queries: what is the genomic region for bacteremia

queries: what is the chromosome region needed for mycobacterium tuberculosis to grow?

queries: which genomic region is required for mycobacterium tuberculosis

queries: which regions of the bacterial genome are required to promote growth

queries: why is growth important for mycobacterium tuberculosis? how can i identify such regions?

queries: what is the genomic location for mycobacterium tuberculosis

queries: what is needed for mycobacterium tuberculosis to grow

queries: genomic regions of mycobacterium tuberculosis

queries: which of the following is a genome-specific genetic region of bacterial pathogens

queries: what is the genomic region of mycobacterium


queries: which cells in mice produce cyclooxygenase-dependent tumors quizlet

queries: does melanoma cells secrete cyclooxygenase

queries: why is cycloxygenase important when evading immunity?

queries: which melanoma cells are capable of immune suppression and suppress inflammation

queries: what is the role of cox in immune suppression

queries: what cytochrome is involved in tumor formation

queries: what cyclooxygenase inhibits the growth of tumors


queries: does intetumumab interfere with radiation therapy?

queries: is the anti-integrin monoclonal antibody intetumumab a xenograft?

queries: effects of intetumumab on a human lung tumor

queries: which tumor cell therapy does intetumumab work for

queries: what is the use of intetumumab for chemotherapy?

queries: what type of tumor is caused by intetumumab

queries: what is the effect of intetumumab on lung cancer

queries: what is the effect of intetumumab in rats

queries: what is the difference between chemotherapy and radiation treatment


queries: at what age does fetal development occur

queries: what is a role of dna methylation in the development of the brain

queries: which gene is methylated in fetal development

queries: fetal brain methylation occurs during which period

queries: how many dna sites are present during brain development for humans

queries: what changes dna methylation occur during fetal brain development

queries: when is the methylation in dna of the fetal brain most pronounced?

queries: what is the role of methylation in brain development

queries: what chromosome is affected in fetal neurodevelopment?

queries: what is the methylation pattern in fetal dna during development?


queries: neurotransmitter mutation causes rett syndrome

queries: what disease cause rett syndrome in mice

queries: which of the following is a disease that is associated with synaptic abnormalities?

queries: what is the mutation associated with rett syndrome

queries: is rett syndrome a x-linked dominant neurological disorder

queries: what mutation causes rett syndrome mouse model


queries: how do depressed older people get better physically

queries: what type of impairments are associated with depressive symptoms in elderly

queries: what is the depressing mood of a person with depression and physical decline

queries: does depressive disorder cause physical disability

queries: how does depressive symptoms affect physical activity in older adults?

queries: what is the difference between a disability and depressive symptoms

queries: which of the following is an evidence base test for dementia?

queries: how do depressive symptoms affect physical functioning

queries: how long does it take for depressive symptoms to appear in adults

queries: depressive symptoms and physical decline

queries: what physical test determines physical disability

queries: how do depressive symptoms effect physical performance

queries: which of the following are the earliest measures of physical decline in the elderly

queries: how does depression affect the physical performance


queries: what is the mechanism of autophagy in muscle cells

queries: what transcription factors regulate autophagy

queries: which transcription factor initiates autophagy?

queries: what transcription factor regulates autophagy

queries: what transcription factor suppresses autophagy in muscle cells?

queries: what transcription factor inhibits autophagy

queries: what is transcriptional factor that regulates autophagy

queries: how does autophagy repress transcription

queries: which transcription factor regulates autophagy

queries: what is the transcriptional regulator for autophagy?

queries: what is the role of transcription factors that control autophagy?

queries: what transcription factors repress autophagy

queries: which transcriptional repression regulates autophagy


queries: which of the following is the role of prersv

queries: which of the following receptors is associated with infection by prrsv?

queries: which cell type has prrsv receptors in its cell types

queries: which receptor is associated with prrsv infection

queries: what role does prrsv receptors play in virus infection


queries: kinetic analysis of mirna during target regulation

queries: why is mirna sequestered in a steady state?

queries: when is mrna able to regulate its target

queries: which of the following is not irreversibly sequestered with its target?

queries: what is the function of a mirna molecule in response to an inhibitory reaction

queries: which mirna does not undergo an irreversible cleavage?

queries: what is the fate of a miRNA that is sequestered with its target in vivo

queries: which molecule is responsible for regulating the decay of microRNA

queries: which of the following is a characteristic of mirna?


queries: what is the fcm protocol used for dna in plants

queries: what is the prevailing method for measuring dna content in plants?

queries: why do we use flow cytometry in dna analysis

queries: what is the use of flow cytometry in dna analysis?

queries: which method is best for determining genome size from dna?


queries: does zoledronic acid inhibit ntx activity

queries: why is ntx important in bisphosphonates therapy?

queries: what is the normal ntx for bisphosphate therapy

queries: what is the ntx range for bone metastases


queries: what is the role of cd28/b7 interactions in cd8 memory

queries: what is the role of t cell interactions in t cell activation

queries: which cytokinesis does t-cells play in the ag

queries: which type of cell response is required for the primary cd8 response

queries: which type of cell is responsible for the production of cd8 cells?

queries: which t cell type is affected by the loss of cd28 interaction

queries: what is the role of cd28 in immune memory

queries: which t cell types are affected by dna titer


queries: what is systematic review used for in health care

queries: what is systematic review used for in healthcare

queries: why does systematic review of literature become necessary

queries: what is the purpose of a systematic review

queries: why is it important to do a systematic review

queries: what is systematic review in the health care setting


queries: what is the vaccine to prevent pertussis

queries: how early can baboons be vaccinated with pertussis

queries: why do ap vaccinations fail to prevent colonization

queries: how long after ap vaccination is baboons infected by pertussis

queries: how does the acellular pertussis vaccine prevent colonization?

queries: does the pertussis vaccine protect against colonization

queries: how long until a baboon is colonized with wp

queries: how is t immunity related to bordetella pertussis

queries: what is the vaccine that prevents colonization in baboons with b pertussis

queries: at what age do infants get a pertussis shot?

queries: what vaccination prevent the pertussis virus from being able to be passed to nasopharyngeal contacts

queries: how long is a pertussis vaccine good for


queries: what is the binding protein of e. coli to mrna

queries: which is a single-stranded protein molecule?

queries: which binding protein is most closely associated with gene regulation?

queries: what is the function of a dna binding protein? how does dna binding work in bacteria?

queries: what type of binding protein does nusa have

queries: what is the function of ssb in dna binding?

queries: which protein binds to the mrna in eukaryotic cells

queries: where does a dna binding protein bind to mrna

queries: which molecule is responsible for the binding to mrna?


queries: what is the difference between dryvax and acam vaccine

queries: is vaccinia vaccine the same as dryvax vaccines

queries: is vaccinia vaccine aseptically propagated

queries: vaccinia vaccine is called: what vaccine

queries: what is the name of the vaccine for small pox?

queries: what is the difference between dryvax and acam2000


queries: what is the incidence of pulmonary sarcoidosis

queries: how is sarcoidosis related to malignancy

queries: how many pulmonary cases are there for sarcoidosis

queries: how many cancers are associated with sarcoidosis

queries: what is the incidence of malignancies of sarcoidosis

queries: what type of malignancies are associated with pulmonary sarcoidosis?

queries: does pulmonary sarcoidosis contribute to cancer

queries: what is the incidence ratio for pulmonary sarcoidosis

queries: how many sarcoidosis cases have been recorded in danish cancer registry

queries: which sarcoidosis has highest incidence of leukaemia

queries: is sarcoidosis associated with malignancy?


queries: which rps14 mutant is involved in an erythroid defect

queries: what type of deletion would cause an erythroid defect

queries: which protein encoded in erythroid differentiation

queries: which mutation occurs during erythroid differentiation

queries: what is the p53-dependent defect of rps14?

queries: which of the following is an innate immune signaling defect?

queries: which rps14 mutation leads to erythroid dysfunction

queries: what mutation causes erythroid differentiation defects

queries: which protein encodes the ribosomal small subunit 14

queries: which gene mutation causes defective differentiation of erythroid mds

queries: which is a defect of erythroid formation

queries: which rps14 gene encodes the erythroid cell p53?

queries: which mutation results in an erythroid block


queries: what role do mt-associated proteins play in mitosis

queries: what is the role of mt in cell division and mitosis

queries: what is the role of the cytoskeleton in the formation of lipid based complexes?

queries: what is the role of the t-tubule interaction

queries: what role does the macrotubule play in mitosis?

queries: mt-associated protein complexes function in what

queries: which of the following is a function associated with the macrotubule (mt) cytoskeleton?

queries: what is the function of the mt in mitosis

queries: how are the mt proteins associated with cell division

queries: what is the role of mt-associated proteins in drosophila cells

queries: what are the roles of the microtubules in mitosis

queries: what are a mt complex and why can it be useful

queries: what role does the microtubule play in cell cycle


queries: what is the guanine nucleotide exchange factor sec7 on argi

queries: which protein interacts with a gtpase arf


queries: does prolonged cocaine withdrawal affect the mpfc

queries: which of the following stimulates the production of i(ca) in the mpfc?

queries: which neurons are affected by repeated cocaine exposure

queries: why does nifedipine increase the voltage of ca2+

queries: does repeating cocaine use affect calcium levels

queries: which neurons are associated with cocaine use and addiction

queries: which type of receptor increases with cocaine

queries: which of the following neurons is affected by withdrawal from cocaine

queries: which molecule regulates the amount of calcium in the cerebrospinal fluid in the mpfc

queries: what neuron is involved in cocaine addiction

queries: how long does nifedipine affect ca2+ potency

queries: what neurotransmitter is responsible for ca2+ potential

queries: what is the role of the l-type ca2+ channels in the mpfc


queries: which genes are required for ribosomal biogenesis?

queries: why network based genetics is an important tool in biogenesis

queries: which gene is a candidate for ribosome biogenesis

queries: which of the following pathways is a characteristic of ribosomes?

queries: what is the pathway of ribosomes and what role is it in cellular biogenesis

queries: how many genes are required for ribosome biogenesis

queries: which genes are associated with the process of cell division and ribosomes?


queries: how do you infer the stage of transmission of a mosquito

queries: how to predict the transmission of malaria

queries: how to infer the cost of malaria vaccine

queries: how to predict what the host is infected with malaria

queries: which stage of the transmission process is the most efficient for predicting transmission?

queries: how does a parasite affect a host's reproduction

queries: how does transmission cost depend on host exploitation?

queries: how to quantify the transmission investment for malaria

queries: when do you know when the transmission stages of a parasite will be produced

queries: what role does the replication of plasmodium chabaudi (plasmodium chabaudi) play in malaria

queries: what is the transmission investment for malaria

queries: what is the role of transmission investment

queries: how does the production of stage i investment affect host immunity?

queries: what is the transmission investment of plastium chabaudi

queries: what is the difference between a transmission stage and an infected host


queries: what is mkp-2 in a tumor derived from ret

queries: gene mutation that causes ret-men2a tumor

queries: what mutation triggers tyrosine kinase activity

queries: what mutation in tyrosine kinase is responsible for tumor development?

queries: which tyrosine kinase mutation is responsible f for tumor formation?

queries: which gene was enzymatically expressed in the RET men2a mutant gene

queries: what gene carries the mutant tyrosine kinase


queries: effects of chronic leukocyte trafficking in the body

queries: effects of repeated social defeat in mice

queries: which immune cell type is associated with increased myelopoiesis in the bone marrow? a. acsa b. cd11b a b cell b cells d

queries: what role does social stress have in leukocytes

queries: what is leukocyte trafficking in bone marrow

queries: what is the effect of b cell depletion on leukocytes

queries: what is the role of leukocytes in bone marrow

queries: what organs are affected by leukocyte trafficking during social defeat

queries: which cell types are affected by social defeat in mice?

queries: what is the purpose of leukocytes in the bones

queries: where would leukocytes be found and where does it go

queries: which cells are specialized leukocytes and are recruited in the bone marrow?

queries: how does social defeat affect leukocyte distribution

queries: what cells are depleted from blood, bone marrow and spleen


queries: why are lentiviral vectors used in cancer immunotherapy?

queries: what is the purpose of lentiviral lentiviral vectors

queries: what is the purpose of transduction of lentiviral vectors?

queries: which lentivirus is best for t cell stimulation in humans?

queries: which lentivirus is best for cloning t cells

queries: is lentiviral vectors a gene transfer vector?

queries: which lentiviral vector can prime t cells and induce a cytotoxic t cell response in a tumor cell?

queries: what is the purpose of lentiviral vectors

queries: how is lentiviral transduction characterized

queries: which lentiviral vector is best for translation?

queries: which vector is most efficient for transduction of t cells in a human dc?

queries: can an epsilon be used as a lentiviral vector for a t cell?

queries: what is the role of lentiviral vectors in cancer


queries: which isochore is responsible for coordinate replication?

queries: why is dna replication important in stem cells

queries: what is the role of dna replication in s phase

queries: why does replication occur during differentiation

queries: what is the role of the replication domains in a stem cell

queries: which of the following occurs during differentiation?

queries: what is translational replication in stem cell differentiation

queries: chromosome replication during differentiation occurs when quizlet

queries: which chromosomal domains do dna replication occur

queries: replication domain in mouse embryonic stem cells

queries: which gene regions are responsible for coordinate replication during differentiation

queries: translational replication is required for pluripotent stem cells to mature to pluripoten cells.


queries: what type of rim1 mutation causes sporulation

queries: what is the function of rim1 gene in a yeast cell

queries: which gene is responsible for sporulation in yeast

queries: what genes are involved in rim1/mck1 gene

queries: which of the following genes is involved in meiotic gene expression?

queries: what is the role of rim1 gene in sporulation

queries: what does rim1 gene product contain quizlet


queries: what is the mechanism of butyrate stimulation

queries: what is the role of butyrate in pluripotency?

queries: which of the following is a butyrate reprogramming gene expression regulator?

queries: what is butyrate in stem cells derived from

queries: which of the following genes does butyrate stimulate

queries: which fatty acid helps with pluripotent stem cell derivation

queries: which of the following is a stimulant of butyrate?


queries: what does nanoparticle conjugation do in vaccines?

queries: what is the role of nanoparticle in immunity

queries: which nanoparticles to use for cpg vaccine

queries: what is the nanoparticle that is conjugated to cpg


queries: what stimulates the production of pluripotent stem cells?

queries: which factor helps to stimulate the production of pluripotent stem cells

queries: what is hdada inhibitors in reprogramming

queries: does dna methyltransferase inhibit stem cell replication

queries: when does dna methyltransferase or histone deacetylase inhibit the production of pluripotent stem cells

queries: what is the name of histone deacetylase inhibitors

queries: which factors induce pluripotent stem cells?

queries: which factors are important for cell reprogramming?

queries: which enzyme reprogrammes a somatic cell?

queries: which cell type can be reprogrammed by the same dna methyltransferase inhibitor?

queries: can dna methyltransferase and histone deacetylase improve the efficiency of cell reprogramming

queries: which factor induces pluripotent stem cells?

queries: reprogramming of somatic cells by defined factors

queries: which hormones enhance reprogramming efficiency

queries: what is the function of histone deacetylase (hdac) inhibitors?

queries: what inhibits reprogramming of stem cells


queries: noninvasive ventilation for organ transplantation

queries: why is niv used for patients with respiratory failure

queries: what is the primary outcome for noninvasive ventilation (niv)

queries: when would you use noninvasive ventilation

queries: which of the following is the most likely result of noninvasive ventilation for patients with endotracheal intubation?

queries: which type of ventilation is best for intubation

queries: why is a niv used in patients with severe respiratory failure?

queries: is noninvasive ventilation standard treatment

queries: what is niv treatment for respiratory failure

queries: which ventilation method is best for lung failure or amputation?


queries: what program to use to analyze microarray data


queries: which is the primary cilia for medulloblastoma

queries: which glial neuron precursor is associated with medulloblastoma

queries: what role does the primary cilia play in medulloblastoma

queries: what is the role of the primary cilia in medulloblastoma growth?

queries: what is the primary function of the cilial region in medulloblastoma

queries: why are cilia necessary for tumor growth

queries: what is the role of cilia in medulloblastoma

queries: are primary cilia involved in tumor formation

queries: what is the primary function of the cilia and cilia

queries: which neuron is involved in medulloblastoma growth

queries: are primary cilia responsible for medulloblastoma growth

queries: why does primary cilia help medulloblastoma


queries: what is a signal from the ras gene in yeasts and bacteria

queries: what is the function of ra genes in yeast

queries: what is the role of ras genes in cellular respiration

queries: which gene regulates the initiation of the cell cycle in yeast?

queries: which enzymes regulate the initiation of the cell cycle by promoting cellular metabolism

queries: what is the mechanism of ras signaling in yeast?

queries: what is the function of the ras gene in yeast

queries: which of the following proteins regulates cellular metabolism?


queries: what types of peptides does collagen contain?

queries: which peptide is responsible for insertion of collagen?

queries: what is the role of the polypeptide in insertion of platelet peptides

queries: which of the following is the ligand binding site for integrin ii?

queries: which peptides do the collagen binding for

queries: what type of peptide does integrin alpha i contain?

queries: what peptides are used to synthesize alpha proteins?

queries: which integrin binding protein is recombinant alpha (2)beta

queries: what kind of peptides are involved in collagen

queries: what are the peptides used for integrin-binding

queries: what is the name of the peptide for glocken


queries: where is cerebral infarction found in tbm

queries: which zone of the brain do tbm occur most

queries: where is the cerebral cortex located in a tbm patient

queries: where is the brain zone for tuberculous meningitis

queries: which cerebral artery is the most frequently used for cerebral infarcts?

queries: which cerebral artery is infected with tbm

queries: what is the location of cerebral infarctions in tuberculous meningitis

queries: which is a location of cerebral infarction in tuberculous meningitis in which a striate, anterior choroidal and anterior choroidal artery is positioned?

queries: where do most of the infarctions occur in meningitis


queries: which intracellular signal is regulated by the trp?

queries: which type of receptor is an intrinsic or passive

queries: where are intracellular channels located and where do they participate

queries: what is the purpose of intracellular channels?

queries: where are intracellular ion channels located

queries: where are the intracellular ion channels located?

queries: what is the role of intracellular communication channels

queries: what is the ion channels that regulate intracellular signal transduction

queries: which lipid receptors are associated with intracellular signal transduction?

queries: which receptor is located at the end of intracellular membranes in order to stimulate signaling?

queries: which intracellular ion channels regulate cellular signaling?

queries: which ion channels function to regulate the ionic flux


queries: is interleukin used to induce autoimmune myocarditis in mice

queries: which il is involved in the inflammatory response that causes autoimmune myocarditis?

queries: ifn gamma effects in autoimmune myocarditis

queries: which type of stimulus inhibits autoimmune myocarditis? quizlet

queries: which receptors stimulate interferon gamma

queries: what is the role of ifn-gamma in the development of myocarditis?

queries: what is the role of interleukin in autoimmune myocarditis

queries: which of the following is responsible for the development of autoimmune myocarditis?

queries: is ifn gamma required for the development of autoimmune myocarditis in mice?

queries: which neurotransmitter stimulates proinflammatory response

queries: is il 12 necessary for the development of autoimmune myocarditis

queries: which of the following is necessary for ifn gamma to suppress autoimmune myocarditis?


queries: which mirna is expressed in lymphoblastoid cells?

queries: what miRNAs entail the latent cell response

queries: what is the target gene for miRNA in ebv

queries: which microrna target is used to control ebv cell proliferation?

queries: which mirna molecule is used to control viral oncogenesis


queries: which disease is caused by mitochondrial malfunction

queries: why does mitochondrial dysfunction cause nuclear genome instability

queries: which condition results in mitochondrial dysfunction?

queries: what mutations cause nuclear genome instability

queries: which mutation results in the nuclear genome instability

queries: how does mitochondrial dysfunction affect nuclear genome instability

queries: mitochondrial dysfunction is mediated by an inhibitor

queries: how can mitochondrial dysfunction cause genomic instability

queries: which disease is caused by mitochondrial dysfunction

queries: which defect causes nuclear genome instability

queries: what is an iron sulfur cluster defect in mitochondria

queries: mitochondrial dysfunction causes genome instability

queries: what disease does mitochondrial dysfunction cause

queries: how is mitochondrial dysfunction related to nuclear genome instability

queries: which process of the mitochondrial genome would be mediated by the absence of respiration?

queries: which condition is associated with an iron sulfur cluster defect?

queries: does mitochondrial dysfunction affect the nuclear genome

queries: which of the following causes mitochondrial dysregulation?

queries: why does mitochondrial dysfunction cause genome instability

queries: which is a defect that leads to nuclear genome instability?


queries: which yeast organisms are best for replication

queries: what is the probability of a genome replication failure

queries: why are yeast origins important in replication

queries: what is the probability of replication failure in yeast and bacteria

queries: which of the following is a prediction about the probability of complete replication?

queries: which organisms have stalling replication forks

queries: what is the probability of replication failing in yeast

queries: what is the likelihood of complete replication when replication origins are evenly spaced?

queries: what is the replication origin in yeast?

queries: where in the genome does replication stall

queries: what occurs when replication forks stall

queries: which yeast has the most probability of replication failing if forks are unevenly spaced

queries: which of the following is the most likely location of replication origins within a yeast genome

queries: what is the probability of replication stalling in a yeast genome?

queries: which chromosome has highest replication failure rates


queries: what is the role of histones in transcription?

queries: how does chromatin regulate its function

queries: what is histone modification in chromatin

queries: what role do histones play in transcription

queries: what is the chromatin that controls transcription

queries: what is the function of histones when they modify chromatin?

queries: chromatin is a dna structure ________ that regulates the chromatin structure of an organism?

queries: what role does histone modification play

queries: what is the main role of histones in transcription

queries: why is chromatin involved in transcription

queries: what is the role of histone modification

queries: what is the purpose of histone modifications? quizlet

queries: what does the histone modification play in chromatin regulation

queries: which histone plays the role of transcription?


queries: what is the first phase of cellular reprogramming quizlet

queries: which genes are produced during cellular replication

queries: what are genes that are expressed during reprogramming

queries: what genes are released during reprogramming

queries: what is the gene expression during reprogramming in stem cells

queries: what genes are expressed in single cells during cellular reprogramming

queries: which gene is expressed in multiple reprogramming cells

queries: what is the first step in pluripotency during cellular reprogramming?

queries: what is a gene expression analysis in reprogramming

queries: which of the following gene expression markers is expressed at early stage during cellular reprogramming

queries: during reprogramming, which gene is expressed by the earliest cell

queries: what type of cell reprogramming occurs earliest

queries: when do single chromatin reprogramming occur

queries: when reprogramming occurs what is the late hierarchical phase

queries: reprogrammed cells are produced at what stage of cellular development


queries: what cells are used in an angiogenic patches

queries: what stimulates growth factor in angiogenic patches

queries: can fibroblasts be used for revascularization

queries: can a 3dfc be used for epicardial repair

queries: where do the angiogenic tissue patches implant?

queries: which epicardial cells are capable of angiogenesis

queries: what is the role of a viable fibroblast culture

queries: which tissue is affected by fibrotic culture

queries: can you implant fibroblasts on a damaged heart

queries: does 3dfc stimulate angiogenic response during cardiac surgery

queries: what type of fibroblasts can stimulate angiogenic responses

queries: does a scaffolding fibroblast stimulate angiogenesis in a heart

queries: where is a viable epicardial patch located


queries: when did the tuberculosis epidemic return

queries: why did tuberculosis return to the world health system

queries: how did tuberculosis become a global disease

queries: which disease was discovered by robert koch

queries: what is the status of tuberculosis control worldwide

queries: what year did the tuberculosis pandemic return

queries: what year did tuberculosis appear as a public health concern

queries: when was tuberculosis removed from public health

queries: when was tuberculosis introduced to the world

queries: who identified tb as a disease that was never addressed? what is the status of this disease?

queries: when did tuberculosis return to public health


queries: what is the global prevalence of glaucoma

queries: population prevalence prevalence of glaucoma

queries: glaucoma prevalence in global population


queries: where do t cells deplete during viral replication

queries: which cells deplete during SIV infection in monkeys?

queries: which type of t cell is lacking after simian immunodeficiency virus

queries: which is the major site for t cell loss during siv

queries: which of these is a site where cd4+ t cells are located quizlet

queries: which t cell types are lacking in rhesus monkeys

queries: what type of cells are used in simian immunodeficiency virus replication

queries: what type of t cell is found in the intestinal tract

queries: where are t cells located in the intestine

queries: where cd4+t cells are located in the human intestine

queries: which cell types are abundant in the intestines of rhesus monkeys?

queries: what type of cell is affected by simian immunodeficiency virus

queries: which type of t cell is abundant in the intestines?

queries: where are cd4+ cells found in human body


queries: how many tetramers are there of a tetramer complex

queries: which type of cell surface receptor is a tetramer

queries: what is the mechanism by which streptavidins react with tcr

queries: what type of interaction occurs with the tetramers if the cell is not tetramer-free?

queries: what is dissociation kinetics for tetramers


queries: which of which is an altered monocyte surface?

queries: which monocytes are affected by hyperlipidemia?

queries: which blood cell characteristic is altered during hyperlipidemia?

queries: which blood monocytes are associated with hyperlipidaemia? quizlet

queries: which monocytes are altered in hyperlipidemia?

queries: are hyperlipidaemia monocytes affected by hypertension

queries: what is the function of peripheral blood monocytes

queries: what is affected by elevated monocytes in hyperlipidemia

queries: which molecule is associated with hyperlipidemia

queries: what are the characteristics of monocyte

queries: which monocyte is involved in atherogenesis

queries: what is peripheral blood monocyte function


queries: why stem cells are used in adult somatic cells

queries: how neural stem cell research has changed the field

queries: how are somatic stem cells in neurogenesis?

queries: why stem cells are important for neurogenesis

queries: is neural stem cell used in neuroscience

queries: which cell type is responsible for neural regeneration quizlet

queries: how are neural stem cells used in humans

queries: how are neural stem cells used in neurogenesis


queries: ambulatory blood pressure a1c variability

queries: what variable is associated with night time uacr

queries: why is hypertension important in kidney function

queries: what is the relationship between systolic bp and a1c

queries: when blood pressure is lowered what is the relationship between uacr and renal function and systolic bp?

queries: what is the relationship between nighttime systolic bp and renal function

queries: what is the relationship between bp and egfr

queries: which of the following variables is closely related to systolic blood pressure?

queries: which parameters are closely related to bp

queries: is night time hr variability related to bp

queries: which blood pressure parameters are associated with the glomerular filtration rate?

queries: how is blood pressure affected by kidney disease

queries: what's the relationship between ambulatory bp and uremic filtration rate

queries: how does heart rate affect blood pressure

queries: which BP is attributed to the nightly glomerular filtration rate in ckd

queries: which of the following is an association between ambulatory bp and the glomerular filtration rate?

queries: what parameters are related to ambulatory pb


queries: how frequently does t cell response change

queries: which molecule is responsible for islet responses quizlet

queries: which type of neurotransmitter is most likely to be reactivated at first diagnosis?

queries: which type of diabetes is the dominant epitope

queries: when is a patient dst positive for diabetes

queries: when are islets reactivated for insulinoma

queries: what autoimmune response is most common in diabetes

queries: why are t-cell response to insulin more common in diabetics

queries: how long does the t test last in type one diabetes

queries: gad titers are primarily expressed in islets

queries: what is the t cell specificity for diabetes


queries: which protein is responsible for the production of ribosomes

queries: what role does exportin 5 play in ribosome synthesis

queries: what is the function of exportin in ribosome assembly

queries: what protein binds to the export subunit

queries: which factor is involved in the export of ribosomal subunits

queries: what is exportin 5 in ribosomal biogenesis


queries: which transcription factor compacts chromatin

queries: where does a transcription factor interact with a nucleosome

queries: which nucleosome is a transcription factor

queries: which factor is responsible for preventing compaction of free dna during development?

queries: which transcription factor compacts nucleosomes

queries: what is the nucleosome binding site of hnf3

queries: what is the role of hnf3 in cell division

queries: which transcription factors bind to nucleosomes

queries: which histones are found only at the nucleosome

queries: which of the following binds to the nucleosome

queries: where in the nucleosomes does hnf3 interact with the histone

queries: which chromatin is compacted by linker histones


queries: which dna sequence is most common in the indica rice genome

queries: how has the genome of the rice diversified

queries: what is the genomic variability of a sativa rice genome?

queries: why has rice genome been diverging from its ancestor

queries: which genome size is associated with divergence?

queries: what is the current genomic size of a rice genome

queries: what is the current rate of translation between a rice gene

queries: what is the evolution of the genome of rice

queries: why does the genomic divergence between genes occur?


queries: which tetramer is activated in aire mice?

queries: what is the role of the autoimmune regulator aire in the immune system

queries: what tetramer is found in the thymus of the lungs

queries: what is the mechanism of autologous deletion of an autoimmune cell called

queries: is tetramer tyrosine rfa protein a regulatory hormone

queries: which autoimmune regulators are required to initiate thymic selection quizlet

queries: what is tetramer for tissue specific antigen

queries: what is tetramer mediated autonomic selection (aire)

queries: which tetramer is responsible for the activation and deletion of irbp?

queries: which tetramer is specifically responsible for thymic selection and is a tetramer

queries: what is the function of the tetramer-binding t cells found within the thymus?

queries: which tetramers are used to determine if a t cell is irbp specific

queries: which tetramer is specific for the autoimmune regulator

queries: which tetramer identifies an activated t cell

queries: which cell type is activated by the autonomic factor aire?


queries: what is the spread rate of funestus gambiae?

queries: what geographical location does malaria live in

queries: which mosquito is associated with the spread of malaria

queries: how many eirs per year do malaria in kenya

queries: what is the spatial distribution of anopheles

queries: how much plasmodium falciparum can be borne in kenya

queries: which entomological study was based on the spatial heterogeneity of malaria

queries: what is the transmission intensity of anopheles gambiae


queries: what are the chromosomal abnormalities in fanconi anemia?

queries: which chromosomal abnormalities cause Fanconi syndrome?

queries: which chromosome does fanconi syndrome occur

queries: which chromosomal abnormality is associated with mds and leukemia

queries: what type of mutation is found chromosomal


queries: which approach allows for multicellular regulation of the optical spectrum?

queries: why is optogenetics an important process for organisms? why is optogenetics a useful tool?

queries: what is the definition of optogenetic devices, and how are they used?

queries: what is the role of light in optogenetics

queries: what are molecular trafficking techniques?

queries: what technologies are used to control biological processes within targeted cells

queries: define subcellular cellular trafficking and cellular cellular targeting

queries: which molecule is used to control photocurrents?

queries: which is another term for the broadening of the optogenetic spectrum?

queries: which of the following is an example of a cellular approach to optogenetics?

queries: why optogenetics are used for biological purposes

queries: what is the use of molecular trafficking techniques in cell biology?


queries: what is the role of raft proteins in lipid rafts in nematode

queries: what is the function of lipid raft protein

queries: which lipid raft is anchored to a phospholipid substrate?

queries: which of the following is a feature of the lipid raft

queries: which lipid bilayer is responsible for lipid raft formation

queries: what are the lipid rafts in caenorhabditis elegans?

queries: how many proteins are present in lipid rafts

queries: lipid proteome of caenorhabditis elegans


queries: how many mmrs are in the pediatric population

queries: what is the most commonly found infection

queries: what is the most common organism in incisions for mrsa drainage?

queries: most common mrsa infection in pediatrics

queries: what is the most common methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus

queries: mrsa is most commonly found in the pediatric population

queries: what is the most commonly cultured organism in pediatric abscess drainage

queries: where in the world is mrsa most prevalent

queries: what is the most common bacteria in mrsa infections

queries: where is the most common methicillin-resistant bacteria found

queries: how common are mrsa infections in pediatrics

queries: most common organism in a pediatric incision

queries: which bacteria is most commonly cultured in pediatric incisions and drainage?


queries: what is the function of the histone chaperones?

queries: what is the role of histones in cell cycle regulation

queries: what is the function of histone chaperones

queries: what is the function of histone variants in chromatin?


queries: which enzyme is the site for phosphorylated dna binding of drosophila homochromatin kappa

queries: which site in drosophila does the silencing of hp1 occur?

queries: what is the role of phosphorylation of hp1

queries: when is phosphorylation a biochemical activity in bacterial cells

queries: what is the function of hp1 in drosophila

queries: what enzyme phosphorylates heterochromatin

queries: what is the effect of phosphorylation of hp1 in drosophila

queries: which of the following is an important biochemical property of drosophila hp1?

queries: where is hp1 phosphorylated and what is its role

queries: where is hp1 phosphorylated and how does it affect dna binding in drosophila

queries: which phosphorylation site would cause the phosphorylation of hp1 in cells?


queries: which organelle is responsible for the elimination of mitochondria in mouse embryos?

queries: which e3 ubiquitin ligase does mitochondria in the sperm of mouse embryos? __________.

queries: mitochondria are eliminated from embryo when

queries: what is the pathway through which paternal mitochondrial fluids are eliminated

queries: which is associated with mitophagy in mice

queries: how is mitochondria eliminated from embryo

queries: which process eliminates mitochondria from embryo

queries: what is paternal mitochondrial degradation

queries: what is the mechanism by which mitochondria can be eliminated from a mouse embryo?

queries: which molecule is involved in the cellular elimination of mitochondria?

queries: which enzyme is responsible for cellular elimination of mitochondria

queries: what role does mul1 play in the elimination of mitochondria in mouse

queries: which e3 ligase is responsible for the elimination of the mitochondria of the embryo?

queries: which ligase is responsible for mitochondria destruction in fibroblasts

queries: what is the pathway that prevents mitochondria from being eliminated?

queries: what is the cellular mechanism through which paternal mitochondria are eliminated in embryos?

queries: where do mitochondria come from in mouse embryos

queries: when mitochondria are eliminated from a nematode, which mitochondrial ligase is a


queries: which ribosomes do not translate into proteins

queries: which rna is used by ribosomes for translation

queries: which is true about rnas whose function is encoded


queries: which gene is associated with a fusion transcript

queries: which dna sequences are similar to dna in leukemia

queries: which chromosomes are associated with acute myelogenous leukemia

queries: which genes are encoded on chromosomes 8 and 21?

queries: how is the t (8;21) AML clone similar to the dna sequence of the eto?

queries: which chromosome is associated with leukemia and is associated with eto?


queries: which of the following is the effective moiety of pentasa used for?

queries: which ssz is the effective moiety to treat spondylitis


queries: what percent of children watch tv everyday

queries: what is the relationship between tv watching and body fat?

queries: how much tv is a person watching every day

queries: what is the normal amount of activity per week

queries: how many hours of tv do kids watch a day

queries: percentage of children watching tv everyday

queries: how many hours of tv is considered a healthy day

queries: how many hours of television per day do children watch

queries: how many hours a day are children active

queries: how many hours of tv are kids supposed to watch

queries: how much activity is needed for a healthy child

queries: what is the relationship between tv and obesity in children

queries: what is the average amount of time someone watches tv per day

queries: what percentage of americans watch tv a day

queries: what percent of american children watch tv a day


queries: what is the pathway that leads to vascular calcification?

queries: which bone morphogenetic protein is responsible for cellular calcification

queries: what is the main pathway of vsmc differentiation in skeletal muscle

queries: which is an important regulator of calcification

queries: phosphonate induced calcification of vsmc

queries: which proteins are involved with calcification

queries: vascular calcification is a process in which the smooth muscle cells produce

queries: calcification of smooth muscle cells is a disease caused by

queries: what is vsmc calcification and how does it affect the kidneys

queries: which protein is responsible for preventing the formation of osteoblasts?

queries: which protein is involved with vascular calcification?


queries: which of the following is an example of an intrinsic brain tumor?

queries: when is intrinsic brain cancer treatable

queries: are infiltrating edges of a brain tumor curable

queries: what is the cure for intrinsic brain tumor


queries: how many studies have been performed to assess the effectiveness of gastric lavage?

queries: gastric lavage definition of op pesticide

queries: what is the benefit of lavage in opiate toxicity trials

queries: which pesticide is associated with multiple lavages?

queries: which pesticide is used for gastric lavage

queries: what is the effect of gastric lavage on humans for op poisoning

queries: how effective is gastric lavage in a controlled trial for organophosphorus poisoning?

queries: what kind of pesticide is gastric lavage

queries: can gastric lavage be used to remove poison

queries: can gastric lavage help with pesticide poisoning

queries: which op poisoning is used in multiple lavages?


queries: what is the role r-ras in integrin activation

queries: where does fam38a integrin activation occur

queries: integrin activation is mediated by which integrin ligand

queries: where are integrin receptor receptors located?

queries: which integrins are activated by r-raps?

queries: where is integrin signalling located in the cell

queries: where does integrin signalling come from

queries: what triggers integrin-ligand activation in a cell

queries: which integrin activates r-ras to the er


queries: what receptors are activated by peroxisomes

queries: what receptors are involved in activation of a peroxisome?

queries: what stimulates peroxisome proliferators

queries: which reticoid triggers the peroxisome proliferator?

queries: what is the role of clofibric acid for peroxisome proliferators

queries: what are the peroxisome-mediated signals

queries: which receptors activate peroxisomes and promote cell formation

queries: peroxisome proliferators what type of receptor

queries: what stimulates the proliferation of peroxisomes?

queries: which of the following is a receptor that activates genes for acyl-coa oxidase?

queries: which retinoic acid receptor is involved in the transcription of acyl-coa oxidase genes

queries: what is the role of peroxisome proliferator

queries: what are three signals associated with the peroxisome proliferator? quizlet

queries: peroxisomes are cytoplasmic organelles that regulate the metabolism of


queries: which protein is an essential amino acid source

queries: which proteins are needed to induce extracellular protein production?

queries: which of these is an essential amino acids for cell growth

queries: what stimulates protein macropinocytosis

queries: which amino acids are required to promote proliferative behavior?

queries: does the use of proteins in the cell suppress proliferative activity?

queries: what suppresses protein consumption by mtorac elongation

queries: does mtorac stimulate protein degradation

queries: why is protein macropinocytosis important in the cell cycle

queries: how does mtorac suppress cell proliferation

queries: what type of protein is produced by mtorc1

queries: does mtorac inhibitor inhibit proliferative cells

queries: which molecule is responsible for the increase in proliferative activity of cells when it inhibits mTORC1?

queries: mtorac is a protein that serves as an amino acid source.


queries: why is recessive alleles in the dominant class of pollen

queries: what is the recessive effect on sporophytic self-incompatibility

queries: how to determine recessive effect of selection on species

queries: which alleles are dominant in sporophytic self-incompatibility

queries: what is the recessive effect of selective selection

queries: how do sporophytic dominance patterns occur?

queries: what is the recessive effect of allele selection

queries: which is a specific property of recessive selection

queries: which of the following is an emerging property of finite population models?

queries: is there any such thing as a recessive effect in a finite population model?

queries: which type of organisms has recessive dominance in the plants?

queries: how do recessive alleles affect the reproduction

queries: why do dominant and recessive sex patterns occur?

queries: how does sporophytic self-incompatibility happen

queries: is there a recessive effect with sporophytic self-incompatibility?

queries: how does selection affect the dominance of alleles?


queries: which metabolic intermediate is responsible for regulating inflammatory cytokine production?

queries: which macrophage is involved in wound healing and oxidative metabolism?

queries: how are m1 and m2 cells related to each other

queries: what is the role of oxidative metabolism in macrophages and m1 macrophages

queries: which macrophage requires oxidative metabolism to repair tissue

queries: what is the metabolic intermediate of macrophage metabolism

queries: what is the metabolic intermediate for macrophage

queries: which macrophages utilize oxidative metabolism

queries: what is the metabolic reprogramming mechanism that is used by m2 macrophages to produce cytokine?

queries: which of the following macrophages are responsible for generating proinflammatory cytokines?

queries: which of the following metabolic pathways is responsible for driving the sustained production of il1?

queries: which kreb cycle intermediate regulates the proinflammatory cytokine

queries: which is an example of an oxidized macrophage?

queries: how does the krebs cycle intermediate succinate regulate the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL1 in macrophages?

queries: what is the function of the krebs cycle intermediate succinate?

queries: which metabolic intermediate regulates cytokine production in m1 macrophages

queries: what type of macrophages use oxidative metabolism?

queries: which enzyme controls phospholipid metabolism in macrophages


queries: what role does ctcf play in the dna replication cycle?

queries: why are ctff loci important in chromatin organization

queries: which of these is a chromosome binding site for ctcf

queries: where are ctcf sites located in chromatin

queries: where are the ctcf sites in human genomes

queries: where is the ctcf site in dna replication

queries: which type of chromosome is bound at the ctcf site

queries: which of the following is a functional domain of cctcf

queries: which chromosome is a constitutive cohesin


queries: what is the role of rna in the regulation of bcl-2

queries: what type of mrna is encoded in hr in cancer cells

queries: what role does nucleolin play in bcl-2 mrna regulation

queries: what is the role of rna in bcl2 expression

queries: what proteins are involved in bcl-2 expression

queries: what truncation is involved in the stability of bcl-2

queries: what is the role of rna in the production and release of bcl2?

queries: which of the following is a role of rna in regulating bcl-2 mrna levels


queries: how does phylogenetically large clutches differ from species to species

queries: what is the largest bird clutch in the world

queries: what is the largest clutch size in bird eggs

queries: what is the variation in clutch size between birds

queries: what is the global range of clutch sizes

queries: how do bird life cycle traits differ across species?

queries: what is the habitat of the largest birds


queries: is passive stiffness abnormal in heart failure

queries: when left ventricular relaxes what is the pressure?

queries: what is the role of the passive stiffness of the left ventricle

queries: does cardiac failure cause diastolic stress

queries: which condition is associated with abnormal left ventricular function of the heart

queries: what would cause a patient's left ventricle to be in a state of increased diastolic pressure

queries: what is an abnormality in the ventricular end diastolic pressure

queries: what is passive stiffness of the left ventricle

queries: causes of passive stiffness in a patient with a normal ejection fraction

queries: what are some abnormalities in a diastolic heart

queries: which condition involves an abnormally relaxed left ventricular chamber

queries: what is the normal ejection fraction for left ventricle

queries: causes of left ventricular muscle stiffening

queries: what is passive stiffness of the left ventricular chamber?

queries: which condition can cause elevated left ventricular stiffness?


queries: is prncr associated with prostate cancer

queries: can pkgr1 be associated with prostate cancer

queries: what gene is associated with prostate cancer

queries: which of the following lncrnas is associated with prostate cancer

queries: is pcgem1 associated with prostate cancer

queries: which nncrna is associated with prostate cancer

queries: does prncr1 interact with androgen receptors

queries: which of the following genes is associated with prostate cancer