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Nature Reviews Cancer, 2021
Oren et al. developed a lentiviral barcode library, called Watermelon, to characterize the rare population of cycling persister cancer cells that arise during the course of drug treatment and promote tumour relapse.
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Oren et al. developed a lentiviral barcode library, called Watermelon, to characterize the rare population of cycling persister cancer cells that arise during the course of drug treatment and promote tumour relapse.
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Cell Cycle: The Life Cycle of a Cell
2013“Where a cell arises, there must be a previous cell”. This early statement of Rudolf Virchow already points to the process that is called cell cycle. It describes a series of events leading to cell division and duplication and can be sectioned into phases that are controlled by a collection of proteins interacting with each other, the cyclines and the ...
Christian Behl, Christine Ziegler
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Cell-cycle checkpoint kinases: checking in on the cell cycle
Current Opinion in Cell Biology, 2000In response to DNA damage, cell-cycle checkpoints integrate cell-cycle control with DNA repair. The idea that checkpoint controls are an integral component of normal cell-cycle progression has arisen as a result of studies in Drosophila and mice.
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Cell Cycle: Cell-cycle control in a developmental context
Current Biology, 1994Down-regulation of a cyclin specific to the G1 phase of the cell cycle, cyclin E, terminates the initial period of cell proliferation in developing Drosophila embryos.
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Science, 2014
Cell division is linked to mitochondrial protein transport [Also see Report by Harbauer et al. ]
Schulz, C., Rehling, P.
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Cell division is linked to mitochondrial protein transport [Also see Report by Harbauer et al. ]
Schulz, C., Rehling, P.
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Cell Cycles in Cell Hierarchies
International Journal of Radiation Biology and Related Studies in Physics, Chemistry and Medicine, 1986In the replacing tissues of the body, namely the bone marrow, testis, and the surface epithelia with their appendages, cell replacement would appear to be achieved using an hierarchically organized proliferative compartment with relatively few ultimate stem cells producing dividing transit cells which eventually differentiate and mature into the ...
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British Journal of Dermatology, 1974
SUMMARY The cell cycle has been determined in eight in-patients with psoriasis. The cell cycle time for the germinative cell compartment has been found to be 91 h, and the turnover time for the epidermal compartment, beneath the keratin layer to be 120 h (5 days).
P, Goodwin, S, Hamilton, L, Fry
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SUMMARY The cell cycle has been determined in eight in-patients with psoriasis. The cell cycle time for the germinative cell compartment has been found to be 91 h, and the turnover time for the epidermal compartment, beneath the keratin layer to be 120 h (5 days).
P, Goodwin, S, Hamilton, L, Fry
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Current Opinion in Cell Biology, 1995
Apoptosis is an evolutionarily conserved 'suicide' programme present in all metazoan cells. Despite its highly conserved nature, it is only recently that any of the molecular mechanisms underlying apoptosis have been identified. Several lines of reasoning indicate that apoptosis and cell proliferation coincide to some degree: many oncogenes that ...
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Apoptosis is an evolutionarily conserved 'suicide' programme present in all metazoan cells. Despite its highly conserved nature, it is only recently that any of the molecular mechanisms underlying apoptosis have been identified. Several lines of reasoning indicate that apoptosis and cell proliferation coincide to some degree: many oncogenes that ...
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International Journal of Radiation Biology and Related Studies in Physics, Chemistry and Medicine, 1986
The control of cell proliferation, in physiological terms, depends not so much on our understanding of the sequence of biochemical events unfolding as a cell progresses through its proliferation cycle, as upon the recognition by a tissue of the demands for functional cells of a particular type. After considering the modes of control possible, i.e.
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The control of cell proliferation, in physiological terms, depends not so much on our understanding of the sequence of biochemical events unfolding as a cell progresses through its proliferation cycle, as upon the recognition by a tissue of the demands for functional cells of a particular type. After considering the modes of control possible, i.e.
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Current Opinion in Cell Biology, 1991
This review focuses on the G1 regulation of the p34cdc2/CDC28 kinase by cyclin-like proteins, which has substantially altered our understanding of cell cycle control. We discuss advances in elucidating the molecular composition of the mitotic apparatus, an essential step in understanding its cell-cycle-dependent assembly and functions.
M G, Goebl, M, Winey
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This review focuses on the G1 regulation of the p34cdc2/CDC28 kinase by cyclin-like proteins, which has substantially altered our understanding of cell cycle control. We discuss advances in elucidating the molecular composition of the mitotic apparatus, an essential step in understanding its cell-cycle-dependent assembly and functions.
M G, Goebl, M, Winey
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