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Published 2017
“... e miométrio, os mecanismos epigenéticos como a metilação global do DNA e a acetilação de histonas...”
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Published 2023
“... recentes apontam para uma associação entre genes de reparo de DNA e a sobrevivência global em vários tipos...”
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Published 2010
“... entre o transplante e a última biópsia hepática realizada) foi de 2234 dias (785-4640). A taxa global anual...”
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Published 2016
“...) ou sequenciamento de Sanger; (3) a investigação do padrão de metilação global em pacientes com restrição...”
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Published 2016
“..., e a vias de regulação do endométrio, de modo a manter uma adequada homeostase do endométrio. No global...”
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Published 2018
“... lymphoblast), arrested in an early stage of its development, that replace normal hematopoietic cells in the...”
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Published 2012
“... do peroxinitrito e, consequentemente, para o restabelecimento da homeostasia celular. Globalmente, os resultados...”
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Published 2013
“... nas propriedades ópticas da CDOM e a combinação desses processos determina o resultado global e o destino da CDOM...”
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Published 2017
“.... Cytokines are a group of molecules involved in the emission of signals between cells during immune responses...”
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