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Mapping paths: new approaches to dissect eukaryotic signaling circuitry

2016-07-27

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Eukaryotic cells are precisely “wired” to coordinate changes in external and intracellular signals with corresponding adjustments in the output of complex and often interconnected signaling pathways. These pathways are critical in understanding cellular growth and function, and several experimental trends are emerging with applicability toward more fully describing the composition and topology of eukaryotic signal...

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Literature Corpus work: 061c98bf-ae96-5ab7-847d-755bed8b3e96
DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.8818.1

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