Signal Transduction - Receptors, Mediators and Genes
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Description: Journal for critical discussions in the multifaceted field of signal transduction mechanisms.
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| Page title: | Wiley-VCH - Signal Transduction |
| Keywords: | signaling, signalling, pathway, pathways, cross talk, crosstalk, control activation, receptor, regulation, repression, expression, translation, apoptosis, phosphorylation, binding, Signal Transduction, metabolism, disease, therapy, mediators, mediator, linking, metabolomics, GTP, phosphoinositide, cell cycle, ligand, Fas, chemokines, rafts, reporter, G proteins, G-proteins, differentiation, neurotransmitters, nuclear |
| Description: | Signal Transduction - Metabolism, Disease and Therapy ((gelöscht)) is devoted to the communication of new results and concepts with relevance for an interdisciplinary readership. Signal Transduction will provide you with indispensable insights into distant fields of research, which may actually solve your own particular problem in signal transduction research. Signal Transduction - Metabolism, Disease and Therapy covers all stages of signal transfer between cell surface and nucleus (e.g. receptor activation, cytoplasmic signaling cascades, gene regulation, growth and differentiation factor expression and secretion) as well as the control of general cell physiology (e.g. profileration, differentation, adhesion, migration, aging, apoptosis) in normal and transformed cells. |
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| Date | Changed: 2008-08-06T12:45:02+02:00 Changed: 2008-08-06T12:38:36+02:00 Changed: 2008-08-06T12:38:36+02:00 |