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Nach is a novel ancestral subfamily ofthe CNC-bZIP transcription factors selected during evolution from the marine bacteria to human

2018-03-23

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> All living organisms have undergone the evolutionary selection under the changing natural environments to survive as diverse life forms. All life processes including normal homeostatic development and growth into organismic bodies with distinct cellular identifications, as well as their adaptive responses to various intracellular and environmental stresses, are tightly controlled by signaling of...

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68bfc779-7a3e-5db0-a67b-4c15b7086424
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10.1101/287755
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