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receptors (PRRs) can … Investigation of the OA synovium immune cell indicated that …

… However, plasma cell function is not restricted to the production of antibodies. In fact, these
cells appear to have a functional B cell receptor (BCR), together with expression of MHCII, as …

… Moreover, we highlight their clinical implications in NSCLC treatment. … According to its
pathological features, LC is usually classified into two subtypes: small cell LC and non-small cell …

… multiple functions in a variety of cellular processes. Although the … , their cross-talk, and clinical
implications have not been fully … donor site to the upstream splice acceptor site and forms a …

… been revealed, including disturbance of diverse cell signaling involved in cells apoptosis, …
with nuclear receptors [Citation5], post-translational modification as well as cell signaling …

… cell metabolism and reduce the oxygen demand of the allograft. However, the cellular …
of the CoQ pool or flavin mononucleotide (acceptor of electrons from NADH), decrease the …

… In cancer cells, GLUT3 overexpression contributes to the Warburg effect by answering the
cell's increased glycolytic demands. The SLC2A3 gene locus at chromosome 12p13.31 is …

… -cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (T-ALL) and account for roughly 30% of copy number
alterations found in B-cell-… CDKN2A exon two at the same acceptor site but in a different reading …

… Furthermore, HDLs interacts with several membrane receptors (ie, the scavenger receptor
… of cell 3[H], 14[C])-cholesterol or BODIPY-Cholesterol that appears in an acceptor per unit …

… We also highlight potential clinical implications of pathway-… the cell membrane, binding to
a specific cytoplasmic receptor, … of the steroid-receptor complex to specific “acceptor sites” on …