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Ca-e

CAJAL
  • Bodies
  • Cell


  • CALCIUM
  • and Contractility
  • -RAS path
  • signaling


  • CALORIE
  • CALORIE RESTRICTION
      ◊Sirtuins


  • CANALIZATION IN BIOLOGY
  • DEVELOPMENTAL GENETICS
      ◊ The developmental-genetics of canalization
      ◊ Hsp90 and its effects on genetic and epigenetic variation


  • CANCER CELLS
  • SINGLE MUTANT CELL
      ◊breaks free of its neighbors
  • VISUALIZATION
      ◊3D photoacoustic imaging of mammalian cells using a photoswitchable phytochrome reporter protein
  • CANCER GENES
  • GENE-REGULATORY FUNCTIONS
      ◊ SLAM-seq defines gene-regulatory functions of the BRD4-MYC axis
      ◊ Multiple roles and regulatory mechanisms of the transcription factor GATA6
  • CANCEROGENESIS
  • and angiogenesis
  • and epigenetic events
  • Genetic program
  • Energy switch


  • CARDIAC CONDUCTION SYSTEM (CCS)
  • Description
  • ATRIOVENTRICULAR (AVCS)
      ◊Atrial
      ◊Cell lineage contributions
  • Genetic control
  • Genes
  • Genes2
  • Enchancer GATA-6
  • Neuregulin 1
  • VENTRICULAR
      ◊ Characterization
      ◊Cell lineage contributions
      ◊ Mesp1
      ◊Purkinje fibers
       •Nkx2-5
      ◊ TASK-1


  • CARDIAL STEM CELLS
  • & AGENING
      ◊Genetics

  • CARDIAL NEURAL CREST
  • INVASION
      ◊PINCH-1

  • CARDIAL TUBE
  • LOOPING
      ◊Biophysical mechanisms

  • CARDIOGENESIS
  • Evolutionary approach to cardiac development
  • & Regenerative Cardiovascular Medicine
  • Patterning
  • Two Sources

  • CARDIOGENESIS FACTORS
  • GENETIC FACTORS
      ◊Insulin-like growth-factor-binding proteins
      ◊ Jumonjy
      ◊ MADS,Nkx,GATA,WNT
      ◊ Numb
      ◊ SRF,Nkx,GATA
  • FACTORS
      ◊ Periostin


  • CARDIOMYOCYTES
  • NUCLEUS
      ◊ Maintains Nuclear Architecture in the Cardiomyocyteg

  • description
  • NOS
  • Pnmt
  • PROLIFERATION
      ◊ Wnt/β-catenin signaling
      ◊ Dystrophin glycoprotein complex sequesters Yap
      ◊ during development and regeneration
  • SPECIFICATION
      ◊Белок TMEM88
      ◊DNA methylation signatures in cardiac myocytes


  • CARTILAGE
  • REGENERATION
      ◊Mechanisms
      ◊mesenchymal stem cell contributions to regeneration in an immunocompetent cartilage regeneration
  • TISSUE ENGINEERING
      ◊3D Bioprinting


  • CASPASES
  • ACTIVATION
      ◊Mechanisms
  • REGULATION
      ◊Mechanisms


  • CathecholAmin.Neurons

    CATALYSIS dinamics
    CAVEOLAE
  • ROLE IN CELL MECHANICS Caveolae
    Caveolae and Caveolins in Development
    Structure and Function
    CaveoSome

    CELLS
  • Electrical stimulation
  • CONTRACTIONS
      ◊Formation of Germinal Layers


  • CELL CYCLE
  • and microtubules
  • and polarity
  • Control
      ◊Timing
      ◊Aurora A and B
      ◊Principles
  • Cytokinesis
      ◊ description
      ◊ division plane
      ◊ role of blebbistatin
      ◊ role of SQV proteins
  • circadian timing
  • Exit
  • kinase
  • G1 Phase
      ◊ RAS and RHO GTPases
  • Ubiquitylation


  • СELL DEATH
  • CONTROL
      :◊ Regulation of Developmental Cell Death by Epigenetic versus Genetic Factors CELL DIVISION
  • Mirror-symmetric
  • & polarity СELL MORPHOLOGY (PHENPTYPE)
  • CONTROL
      :◊ Genes
      :◊ Cadherins
  • CELL TYPE IDENTITY
      :◊ Core regulatory network · Core regulatory complex
  • SPATIAL ORGANIZATION
      :◊ Intracellular Communication


  • СELL MOVEMENT
  • Force
      :◊ Actin polymerization


  • Cell-extracellular Matrix Attachment compleX (CMAX)

    CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
  • EVOLUTION
      ◊ hypothesis
  • SIGNALLING
      ◊ Retinoids
  • REGIONALIZATION
      ◊ Genetic control
      ◊Drosophila embryon
       •Neuromeres, neuroblasts
  • SINAPTIC PLASTICITY AND SURVIVAL
      ◊ role Uncoupling proteins


  • CENTRIOLES
  • DUPLICATION duplication mechanisms of centriole duplication and their deregulation in disease
  • PCM-1 granules
  • DAUGHTER
      ◊ PARP-3
  • PROTEINS
      ◊ CENP-A chaperone
  • COHESION
      ◊Shugoshin
  • FORMATION
      ◊role of DNA
      ◊role alphoid DNA


  • CENTROSOME
  • AMPLIFICATION
      ◊Consequences
  • DESCRIPTON
      ◊Descripton
  • & Diseases
  • DYNAMICS
      ◊Chromosomal instability
       • Cep126
  • COHESION
      ◊ Ran GTPase
  • Functions
  • GENETIC CONTROL
      ◊ Ran GTPase
  • SEPARATION
      ◊ Separation
      ◊β-Catenin and Nek2


  • CEREBELLUM
  • DEVELOPMENT
      ◊Description
      ◊BMP/Smad signaling
  • Neural circuits
  • Neuronal subtype specification
  • Structure and Function


  • CIRCADIAN
  • CHROMATIN TOPOLOGY Clock-dependent chromatin topology modulates circadian transcription and behavior/a>


  • CIRCULAR RNA
  • in BRAIN Loss causes miRNA deregulation and affects brain function Changes in circular RNA expression patterns during human foetal brain development


  • Chambers of heart

    'CHAMBERED PROTEASES'
  • 26S proteasomes


  • CHANNELS of ION
  • State of Research
  • News
  • ION CURRENTS in embryo development
  • Ca
      ◊Calmodulin
      ◊CRAC-channels
  • Cl
      ◊Cl
      ◊CLIC4 localizes to mitochondrial-associated membranes and mediates cardioprotection
  • ClC chloride
  • CNG
  • KCNK
  • KcsA
  • Protein-conducting   ◊ Structure
  • Na


  • ChannelPathies
    CHAPERONES
  • ROLES
      ◊Description
      ◊New Roles


      ◊Chaperones convert the energy from ATP into the nonequilibrium stabilization of native proteins

  • G1 CHECKPOINT
      ◊in embryonic liver development
  • PROTEIN FOLDING
      ◊ Hsp110:Hsc70 nucleotide exchange machine


  • CHILD
  • Normal Development
      ◊ before 1 year


  • CHIMERA EMBRYOS
  • HUMAN/PIG CHIMERA
      ◊ Chimerism with Mammalian Pluripotent Stem Cells
  • ORGANISMS
      ◊ forebrain-precursor cells are replaced with embryonic stem cells


  • CHECKPOINTS
  • CENTROSOME-INTEGRITY
      ◊p38–p53–p21-dependent G1–S
  • Description
  • DNA DAMAGE RECOVERY
      ◊ Phosphatase comple γH2AX
  • DNA INTEGRITY
      ◊ fission Yeast
      ◊ Types
  • ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM
      ◊ Unfolded protein response
  • MITOTIC
      ◊ description
  • SPINDLE
      ◊ Description
      ◊ Ubiquitination
  • INTRANUCLEAR TRANSLOCATION
     nbsp;◊ ATR-dependet


  • Сhemical Genetics
    ChemoReceptors

    CHEMOATTRACTION
  • Cortical inhibitory interneurons


  • CHEMOTAXIS
  • Description
  • Mechanisms
     nbsp;◊ Neutrophils and Dictyostelium discoideum


  • CHIPs
  • Neuromorphic
  • Technology


  • Chondrogenesis
    ChromAffinCell

    CHONDROCYTES
  • DIFFERENTIATION
      ◊ Genetic Control
      ◊ Genetics of Hypertrophy
      ◊ Role of Smad2 and Smad3


  • CHORION
  • DEFECTS DEVELOPMENT
      ◊Pax-Interacting Protein 1-associated glutamate rich protein 1a

    CHROMAFFIN CELLS
  • PROGENITORS
      ◊ Neural Crest Derived

    CHROMATIDE SISTER
  • COHESION
      ◊ Description
      ◊ Cohesin complex
      ◊ Shugoshin
      ◊ Rtt101-Mms1-Mms22 coordinates replication-coupled sister chromatid cohesion and nucleosome assembly
  • SEPARATION
      ◊ Description
      ◊ role of Telomeres


  • CHROMATIN
  • ASSEMBLY
      ◊ motors
  • DOMAINS
      ◊ GATA
  • LOOPING
      ◊S/MARs
  • PRINCIPLES ORGANIZATION
      ◊ Molecular Characteristic
  • REMODELLING
      ◊ Remodellers


  • CHROMOSOMES
  • Condensation
  • CONDENSATION
      ◊ Interplay between condensin and topoisomerase II
  • CONGRESSION
      ◊ Nuclear actin network
  • DNA organells
  • ORGANIZATION
      ◊ Organization
      ◊ SMC complexes
      ◊ in Yeast
  • PAIRING
      ◊ function of Hop2
  • POSITIONING in NUCLEUS
      ◊ Models
      ◊ Epigenetic marking patterns genome architecture
      ◊ Territories
      ◊ Tissue-specific
  • SEGREGATION
      ◊SMC and Kleisin Complexes
  • STABILITY
      ◊ Double-stranded break
      ◊ role of p53
  • STRUCTURAL MAINTENANCE
      ◊ Role of SMC proteins


  • CHROMOSOMAL PASSENGER COMPLEX
  • PASSENGERS
      ◊Borealin
  • STRUCTURE and FUNCTION
      ◊Structure of a survivin–borealin–INCENP core complex



  • C(i-y)

    CILIA
  • CILIOGENESIS
      ◊GENETIC CONTROL
       • Genetic Control
       • Centriolar Satellite Protein AZI1
       • Fused и Kif27
       • Microtubule Patterning
       • Myb
       • 3-OSTs
  • MUTATIONS
      ◊ TALPID3
  • POLARITY
      ◊ Mechanisms
  • PRIMARY
      ◊FORMATION
       • Axonemal positioning and orientation
       • Cep126
      ◊FUNCTIONS
       •Calcium channel
       • Gravitational Force Transducer
      ◊Control cell size through Lkb1
      ◊Signalling
       • WNT


  • SIGNALING
      ◊ Hh Signaling and others
      ◊ Sonic hedgehog signalling
      ◊ Zfp423 Regulates Sonic Hedgehog Signaling
      ◊ Ciliary ectosomes
      ◊ CEP128 Regulates TGF-β/BMP Signaling
      ◊ Zfp423 Regulates Sonic Hedgehog Signaling via Primary Cilium Function
  • SPECIFICATION
      ◊ Genetic control
      ◊ Dynamic Protein Interaction
  • TRANSITION ZONE
      ◊ morphology and molecules
  • TRANSPORT
      ◊ In ciliary compartment
       • Intraflagellar transport
       • NPHP proteins: gatekeepers
       • Outer dynein arm intraflagellar transport by the transport adaptor protein ODA16 and IFT46


  • CILIARY BODY
  • CILIARY BODY/IRIS
      ◊ Genetic Control


  • CIRCADIAN RHYTMS CircadianRhytms

  • GENE EXPRESSION
       •camk1gb as a New Element in the Circadian Clockwork


  • CIRCUITS
  • Transcriptional
      ◊ Yeast


  • CIS-REGULATORY SEQUENCES
  • MODULES
      ◊ Cis-acting regul.Modules
      ◊ Human disease
      ◊New technologies and findings


  • CIVILIZATIONS
  • Death
  • Demografy


  • CLAMP for DNA POLYMERASES
  • Loader


  • CLAMP for DNA POLYMERASES
  • Loader


  • CLEFT PALATE
  • NON-SYNDROMIC CLEFT PALATE Role of ROCK1


  • REGULATION OF EXPRESSION
      ◊ Chromatin structure


  • CLATHRIN-COATED VESICLE
  • Description
  • role of Actin



  • Clear(Delet)Cell

    CLEAVAGE PATTERN
  • FURROW FORMATION
      ◊Description
      ◊ Mechanisms
  • Mouse embryo


  • CNS
  • retinoids (signalling)


  • CLONING
  • human
  • rat


  • CLUSTERS GENE
  • mechanisms


  • COAT
  • PROTEINS
      ◊ role
  • COPI
      ◊ disassotiation


  • COCHLEA
  • DEVELOPMENT
      ◊ Cochlea Novel IGF-I Target Genes

  •   ◊ Role of ADAMs
      ◊ Role of FGFR Genes
      ◊ Role of Secreted Factor R-Spondin 2
  • overviuw
  • physics
  • fluids
  • stria
  • SUPPORTING CELLS
      ◊Transdifferention into hair cells


  • COCHLEAR SPIRAL GANGLION
  • DEVELOPMENT
      ◊ Shh Genes
      ◊ Wnt Genes


  • Coelom
    CofactorNucl.Rec

    COGNITIVE FUNCTION
  • ENHANCEMENT
      ◊Psychpharmacology and Safety


  • COHESION
  • CHROMATIDS CohesionChromatids
  • COHESIN Regulator of genome integrity and gene expression


  • ColdReceptors
    Comet [actin]

    COMMUNICATIONS CELL-CELL
  • Tunnelling Nanotube


  • COMPARTMENTALIZATION
  • BOUNDARIES
      ◊Actomyosin-based barrier
      ◊Tensions
  • Description
  • Heart
  • MICROCOMPARTMENTS
      ◊Biological organization


  • COMPETENCE
  • IN EARLY DEVELOPMENT
      ◊Chromatin accessibility and histone acetylation in the regulation
    COMPLEXES
  • MULTIPROTEINE
      ◊Assembly

      ◊Assembly Hox-PBC


  • Competence

    CONDUCTION SYSTEM
    3-Dimensional imaging of the human cardiac conduction system

  • ATRIOVENTRICULAR
    Tnni3k
  • FORMATION AND FUNCTION
    Genetic control


  • CONFORMATIONAL SWITCHING
  • p53


  • CONNECTOM OF BRAIN
  • MAPPING
      ◊ How to map the brain
      ◊ Коннектомы головного мозга насекомых
  • CONNEXIN HEMICHANNEL
  • STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
      ◊ Contractile system as a negative regulator
      ◊ Post-translational modifications
      ◊Connexon


  • Conotruncus
    Contraction
    Control of Transcription

    CONSCIOUSNESS
  • and Brain
  • Genesis


  • CORONAVIRUS
  • Tracing the path of a pandemic


  • CONTRACTILITY
  • SPATIAL CONTROL AND DYNAMICS
      ◊ Biomechanical regulation


  • CONVERGENT EXTENSION
  • & Axial Pattern
  • GENES
      ◊ Xler2

    CONVERSION GENES
  • CRISPR/Cas9
      ◊ CRISPR/Cas9 increases mitotic gene conversion in human cells


      ◊ Gene conversion following CRISPR/Cas9 DNA cleavage

  • CORNEA
  • DEVELOPMENT
      ◊and Lens From a Common Pool
      ◊Periocular Vasculogenes
      ◊Stroma
      ◊Fibromodulin
  • SPECIFYCATION
      ◊factor PITX2


  • CORONARE ARTERY
  • Adult
  • Development


  • CORTEX DEVELOPMENT
  • DEVELOPMENT
      ◊ Gradients of gene expression
      ◊ space
      ◊ laminar Structure

  •   ◊ reelin
  • NEURONS
      ◊high-conductance


  • CORTI ORGAN
  • DETERMINATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
      ◊Cell Types
       •Genetic Control
  • overviw
  • function
  • development
  • innervation
  • HAIR CELLS
      ◊description
      ◊FGF signalling
  • PLANAR CELL POLARITY
      ◊Mechanisms


  • CoTransporters

    COSTAL JOINTS
  • DEVELOPMENT
      ◊ Avian


  • COVID19
  • GENETICS
      ◊ ACE2 gene expression and regulation


  • CRANIAL
  • BASE
      ◊ Description
      ◊ Hh-Sox9 signalling
  • GENETIC CONTROL
      ◊Signaling Wnts
  • NERVES
      ◊nerves


  • СRANIOFACIAL DEVELOPMENT
  • MORPHOGENESIS
      ◊ Description
      ◊ Fgfr2 Signaling
      ◊ Generating retinoic acid gradients by local degradation during craniofacial development
  • FACIAL PROMINENCES
      ◊Genome Microarray Analysis
  • Role of BMPs
  • Role of Edn1
  • Role of Msx


  • CrestTerminal
    CRISPR TECHNOLOGY
  • RNA-guided epigenetic regulators In Situ Capture of Chromatin Interactions Structures of the CRISPR genome integration complex
  • DELIVERY
      ◊ Liposome Hybrid Nanoparticles Deliver CRISPR/Cas9 System
      ◊ Reprogramming human T cell function and specificity with non-viral genome targeting


  • CROSSINGOVER
  • Species Differences in the Rate and Patterning of Recombination Crossing over

    CROSS-PRIMING
  • Toll-like receptor 3


  • CRISPR/CAS SYSTEMS
  • Binding and Cleavage of Endogenous RNAs by the Campylobacter jejuni Cas9


  • CUSHIONS
  • CARDIAC
      ◊CushionsEndoCard


      ◊Notch-dependent transcriptional hierarchy

  • CYTOKINESIS
  • Forms
  • Description
  • role of Clb2-Cdc28


  • CYTONEMES
  • Nanotubular intercell. organelle transport


  • CytoPhenetics

    CYTOPLASMIC
  • organization
  • polyadenilation


  • Cytostatic Factors
    Cytotrophoblast

    CYTOSKELETON
  • ACTIN CYTOSKELETON
      ◊Role of Rho GTPases
  • Description
  • and Cholesterol
  • Role of LIM proteins
  • HOMOLOGY
      ◊ Bacterial and eukaryotic
  • POLARIZATION
      ◊Actin and microtubules

  • SELF-ORGANIZATION
      ◊Actin and microtubules