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Cancer: From a Genetic Disorder to a Systemic Disease. [PDF]
Adv Sci (Weinh)Wong AH, Hu Y.
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A House of Cards: Radiographic Foundations of Personalized Therapy in Autoimmune Interstitial Lung Disease. [PDF]
Ann Am Thorac SocMatson SM.
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Addressing the elephant in the room: Proceedings of the third annual Dengue Endgame Summit. [PDF]
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Practical Neurology, 2011
The concept of dermatomes came from early attempts to correlate the physiology of sensation with anatomy. There are various definitions of dermatomes and several maps in common use. While useful, dermatomes are subject to considerable variation between maps and, indeed, between individuals.
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The concept of dermatomes came from early attempts to correlate the physiology of sensation with anatomy. There are various definitions of dermatomes and several maps in common use. While useful, dermatomes are subject to considerable variation between maps and, indeed, between individuals.
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Reimagining an immunological dogma
Nature Immunology, 2021Infections are known to induce epigenetic rewiring in myeloid cells, a phenomenon known as trained immunity, which protects against re-infection. New data show that, in mice, trained immunity can be inherited, possibly by gametic DNA methylation and chromatin remodeling linked to immune traits.
de Candia P., Matarese G.
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Cell
In this essay, I will put forth what I see as a major conceptual challenge for biology in the next decade, one that is inspired by Crick's Central Dogma: understanding information flow in the cell in the most general sense.
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In this essay, I will put forth what I see as a major conceptual challenge for biology in the next decade, one that is inspired by Crick's Central Dogma: understanding information flow in the cell in the most general sense.
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The Dogma Of Kornblith's Naturalism
Synthese, 1999It is dusk on the African Savannah in 1723. A biologist slinks along the dried river bed trying to catch a glimpse of the gazelles. As he negotiates a turn in the parched soil, he spies the carcass of a creature that looks much like a horse. But this white horse-like creature is covered with black stripes!
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