Category: Biochemistry

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In the introduction section (first two papers): fix reference numbers. In the results section: Check sentences under graphs and fix the grammar if it does not make sense. In the experimental section: change all sentences from present to past in a scientific way ( experiments performed in the past). In the summary section: there is… Continue reading In the introduction section (first two papers): fix reference numbers.
In the re

In the introduction section (first two papers): fix reference numbers. In the re

In the introduction section (first two papers): fix reference numbers. In the results section: Check sentences under graphs and fix the grammar if it does not make sense. In the experimental section: change all sentences from present to past in a scientific way ( experiments performed in the past). In the summary section: there is… Continue reading In the introduction section (first two papers): fix reference numbers.
In the re

Pdgf>rtk receptor>autophosphorylation>ras inactive to active ras>inactive raf>active raf which is phosphorylated>inactive mek to active phosphorylated mek>active map2k kinase>in nucleus active phosphorylated jun and ets> early genes transcription>jun,myc,fas>cdk cyclins,e2f>transcription of late genes>transfer from g1 phase to s phase of cell division

pdgf>rtk receptor>autophosphorylation>ras inactive to active ras>inactive raf>active raf which is phosphorylated>inactive mek to active phosphorylated mek>active MAP2K Kinase>in nucleus active phosphorylated jun and ets> early genes transcription>jun,myc,fas>cdk cyclins,e2f>transcription of late genes>transfer from g1 phase to s phase of cell division