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Protein Glycosylation. Glycosylation is one of the most common post-translational modifications of proteins. It is estimated that over half of mammalian proteins are glycosyalted. Glycoproteins are vital for a wide range of biological processes including: transporting molecules, production of enzymes, acting as cell attachment-recognition sites ...
21 小時前 · Jacques Wadiche graduated with a B.A. in Neurobiology and Physiology from Northwestern University where he gained an appreciation for basic science research. From there he worked on nicotinic acetylcholine receptors at Baylor College of Medicine before enrolling in graduate school at the Vollum Institute at Oregon Health Sciences University in ...
2 天前 · GABA is the primary inhibitory neurotransmitter in the adult brain, and during development it also has a trophic role in neuronal maturation. We study how new neurons interact with their local environment to form synapses, and how these processes are altered in the aging and diseased brain.
1548 Ultrasensitive detection of IFNα in human diseases | Rodero et al. ally present at only trace levels in PBMCs from healthy individuals, and current ELISAs have proven either insen‑ sitive or unreliable, leading to the development of proxy assays based on type I
2023年2月12日 · The Gorgas Tropical Dermatology Course. 1-week intense clinical experience to make participants familiarized with the epidemiology, clinical, laboratory and histopathological aspects of dermatological presentations of tropical diseases. Limited to 20 participants. Learn more.
2011年7月26日 · In findings just published in Medicine & Science in Sports and Exercise, a journal of the American College of Sports Medicine, Hunter shows that a longer Achilles tendon leads to greater energy efficiency in running, which in turn might enable better running performance.
MA 795-00 – Ergodic Theory and Information Special Topics Course, Fall 2022, 3 credit hours Syllabus. Instructor: Dr. N ́andor Sim ́anyi. Class meets: TBA, twice a week, for 75 min. Delivery method: Face-to-face.
