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An Automated Organotypic SCN Culture System Revealing Novel Insights into VIP Regulation of Circadian Rhythm. [PDF]
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Stable intracranial imaging of dura mater-engrafted pancreatic islet cells in awake mice. [PDF]
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Oscillatory dynamics in paclitaxel-proteinoid networks. [PDF]
Mougkogiannis P, Adamatzky A.
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Nongenomic Stimulatory Effect of T3 on Calcium Dynamics in GnRH Neurons via Integrin αVβ3.
Quignon C, Mansano N, Backer A, Wray S.
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Cytosolic calcium oscillation signaling in guard cell
Plant Science, 2004Abstract Calcium signaling has been established to play a very important role in stomatal movements. More and more attentions have now been focused on cytosolic calcium ([Ca2+]cyt) oscillation in guard cell. It is still not clear how [Ca2+]cyt oscillation occurs and how it is decoded.
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Oscillation and noise determine signal transduction in shark multimodal sensory cells
Nature, 1994Oscillating membrane potentials that generate rhythmic impulse patterns are considered to be of particular significance for neuronal information processing. In contrast, noise is usually seen as a disturbance which limits the accuracy of information transfer.
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Calcium signalling in non-excitable cells: Notes on oscillations and store refilling
Cell Calcium, 1989Technical advances in studying cellular calcium concentrations, and discoveries about many aspects of signal transduction have transformed this field of biology since this Journal was launched a decade ago. At that time monitoring of the key variable, cytoplasmic free Ca2+ concentration [Ca2+]i, was possible with aequorin or arsenazo ill mainly in ...
T J, Rink, T J, Hallam
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Adenylate cyclase activity oscillations as signals for cell aggregation in Dictyostelium discoideum
Nature, 1977As well as acting as a chemotactic factor1 cyclic AMP stimulates cells of Dictyostelium discoideum to differentiate after the end of growth into aggregation-competent cells. These differentiation signals have a temporal pattern : pulses are efficient signals, whereas continuous administration of cyclic AMP may even have an adverse effect2,3.
W, Roos, C, Scheidegger, G, Gerish
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