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[ "where is stem cell fated", "what is the role of small molecules in stem cell therapy?", "why are molecules used on stem cells", "which is a good approach to stem cell therapy", "which is an important consideration when designing a drug that is targeted for stem cell reprogramming?", "which approach is most effective to stem cell therapy?", "what is a stem cell chemical", "stem cells biology chemical approach", "what is meant by stem cell biology?", "chemical treatment of stem cells", "what is stem cell biology", "what chemical approaches are used to identify stem cell function", "what is stem cell reprogramming", "what is the role of molecules in stem cell therapy?", "what chemical approach to stem cell biology", "what is involved in stem cell therapy", "why are stem cell therapies useful?", "stem cell therapy definition", "what is the role of small molecules in stem cells", "what compounds are used for stem cell regeneration?" ]

[ "which lysine is responsible for the chromatin state mapping quizlet", "what is lysine 34 trimethylation", "which genes are trimethylated", "what is the lysine trimethylation pattern in fibroblasts and stem cells", "what is the lysine trimethylation in cells for gene annotation", "which of the following is trimethylated in cellular dna? a. lysine 9", "why does lysine 36 trimethylation marks", "where does trimethylation occur in dna", "what are lysine trimethylation", "what is the role of lysine in the coding of gene expression?", "how is lysine 36 trimethylated?", "what is the significance of the presence of lysine trimethylation", "which trimethylation marks primary coding and non-coding transcripts", "what is the lysine coding region", "where does lysine 37 trimethylation occur", "where is lysine 27 trimethylation detected", "where is lysine trimethylation detected in a cell", "which of the following is a trimethylation marker in gene annotation", "where does lysine 26 trimethylation occur", "what is lysine trimethylation" ]

[ "rna is a marker that is found in fetal liver", "what lncrna regulates hepatocellular carcinoma", "what gene do fetal rna", "what gene promotes cell cycle", "what is the function of lncrna", "what is the role of lncrna in cell cycle", "lncrna that promotes cell proliferation is called", "what is lncrna", "what is lncrna hpvt1 used for in the liver", "what lncrna up-regulates the cell cycle of hepatocellular carcinoma", "what lncrnas regulates cell cycle", "what is the function of lncRNA", "what is rna-hpvt1", "what is oncofetal lncrna", "what is the effect of lncrna on hepatocellular carcinoma", "what does lncrna-hpvt1 do in your liver", "where is lncrna-hpvt1 found", "what gene regulates fetal cell proliferation", "does lncrna-hpvt1 cause cell division", "what lncrna regulates hepatocellular carcinoma cells" ]

[ "which fungus regulates cellular aging?", "which organism is similar to yeast", "what model for aging are yeast and fungus derived from", "what is candida cells", "which yeast is characterized by a longer lifespan and less oxidative chromosomal chromosomes?", "what type of organism is candida", "what is yeast age", "what is the function of sir 2 in microglia vs fungus", "which organism has a similar replicative lifespan?", "why is sir2 necessary for cellular age", "what is the organism that is associated with cellular aging", "why does sir2 affect cellular aging", "what is candida in eukaryotes", "which chromosomal changes are associated with cellular aging", "why is the sir gene in sc cerevisiae important for yeast aging", "what kind of cell is candida in", "which chromosome is involved in the aging of yeast?", "what model is used to study cellular aging?", "which type of fungus is associated with the replication of life and cellular age in hyphal cells?", "what is the function of sir2 gene" ]

[ "what is the name of the receptor in all nociceptive neurons", "what is anktm1", "which trpv channel is activated by temperature", "which of the following is a noxious cold receptor?", "what is anktm1", "what does anktm1 do", "which receptors are activated by cold temperatures in nociceptive neuron", "what is trpv1", "which trpv receptor is cold", "what type of receptor is anktm1", "cold-activated channels are expressed in ________________.", "what is the name of the receptor that senses temperature in neurons?", "what is the activation temperature of antm1?", "which receptor is trpv1", "which receptor is associated with cold temperature", "what is anktm1", "what is NKTM1", "what is the temperature sensitive receptor at the nociceptive nerve?", "is anktm1 a TRP", "what is anktm" ]

[ "what is the risk of colorectal cancer", "what is the vitamin d precursor for cancer", "what type of blood test is used to assess the risk of colorectal cancer?", "what vitamin is associated with colorectal cancer", "which vitamin is involved with colon cancer risk", "what is the risk of colorectal cancer", "which vitamins and minerals are associated with greater risk of colorectal cancer", "how is vitamin d related to risk", "which vitamins are associated with lower risk of colorectal cancer", "what vitamin is associated with cancer in women", "what vitamin is associated with colorectal cancer", "what does vitamin d do to cancer patient", "which of the following is a vitamin d metabolite?", "what vitamins are good for colon cancer", "what is vitamin d metabolite risk", "what is ohd vitamin d in blood", "what is the inverse correlation between vitamin d serum and risk of colorectal cancer", "can you get colorectal cancer at a higher age", "is vitamin d an anticancer", "which vitamin is associated with a lower risk of colon cancer in older women?" ]

[ "which protein is required to promote innate immunity to retrovirus", "what is apobec3g", "what is the cellular protein dna deamination in hiv", "why is dna deamination important for hiv", "what is the function of dna deamination", "what is the dna deamination in mlv", "what is cem15 and apobec3g", "what is apobec3g protein", "which protein is required for innate immunity to retroviral infection?", "what is the innate immunity of aids", "which cellular protein is required in the innate immunity of the mlv?", "which dna deamination is necessary for viral resistance to the vif virus?", "what is dna deamination", "which of the following is associated with innate immunity?", "which of the following is a mechanism of innate immunity?", "what is apbc3g", "is deoxycytidine a retroviral molecule in the dna", "what is nem 15?", "what is the dna deamination that carries the virus", "what is the protein that enables viral virions in humans to be destroyed?" ]

[ "bare vs dalis definition", "what is the burden of disease", "when was hale study conducted", "how are dalys calculated", "how is halle calculated", "how to calculate dale in health", "what is the burden of disease for people in africa?", "what is the global burden of disease", "why do we use daleys", "disease burden index", "how to calculate burden", "how is burden of disease derived from ssdi", "waldorf disease statistics", "halle definition", "dales definition global health", "what is dalys", "global burden of diseases statistics", "which of the following is the most important factor of health burden?", "global burden of diseases, injuries and risk factors", "who estimates burden" ]

[ "what is ade database", "what is metaadedb", "what is adverse drug event", "what is an ade", "why are aded databases useful in medication development?", "adverse drug event definition", "what is the database ade", "what is ade", "what are adverse events database", "what is the purpose of the adverse effect database?", "what is ade database", "what is ade", "what is medication adverse events", "what is metaadedb", "what is metaadedb", "why does fda report adverse events", "when are adverse events of drugs reported in the database", "why is adverse drug events important", "adverse drug event (ade) definition", "what is the metaadedb" ]

[ "which organisms are found on the island of martice", "what is genetically modified martinique anoles", "what species is anole", "what types of anoles in antilles", "where is anole genetically found", "what organisms are in the anoles in martice", "what is the genotype of an anole", "which is an example of allopatric speciation? quizlet", "what is the evolutionary importance of allopatric speciation?", "where do anoles occur", "which anole is a primary organism for a species of antilles", "is the island of martinique the only allopatric island", "why the island of martinique is an example of allopatric speciation", "what kind of species are in an island", "which anole represents a secondary contact?", "are anoles allopatric animals", "where do anole populations originate from", "why are anole species genetically influenced", "which anole provides an example of ecological speciation?", "where does the island of martinique come from" ]

[ "which cells in a mouse diet have mast cells", "what is the function of mast cells", "what are mast cell function", "do mast cells cause obesity", "what are mast cells and their functions", "why do mast cells help obesity", "mast cell apoptosis is associated with", "why are mast cells important for obesity", "how mast cells contribute to obesity", "why do mast cells help obesity", "how mast cells are used to prevent obesity", "why are mast cells important", "mast cell deficiency in mice", "mast cells are a physiologic function of", "what is the function of mast cells in the brain", "do mast cells contribute to obesity", "which mast cells contribute to obesity", "what are mast cells in mice", "how does mast cell production reduce diabetes", "which of the following is associated with mast cells?" ]

[ "what's another name for aphasic", "is neocortical epilepsy hereditary", "causes of aphasic epilepsy", "what is aphasic epilepsy", "define familial aphasic episodes", "is aphasic epilepsy common", "what is the difference between familial epilepsy and simple inheritance", "is aphasic epilepsy inherited", "can epilepsy cause aphasic episodes", "can aphasic epilepsy be inheritance", "when does aphasic onset occur", "what type of epilepsy has onset in childhood?", "causes of aphasic episodes in adults", "what is another name for familial aphasic episodes?", "is aphasic syndrome a rare form of epilepsy?", "which condition is also associated with familial epilepsy?", "define epilepsy", "does epilepsy cause aphasic episodes", "causes of familial neocortical epilepsy", "which of these is an aphasic episode" ]

[ "which organelles have a phosphatase that regulates the budding site of lipid transfer", "what is vamp", "what is vap/vapp", "which molecule is involved in lipid budding?", "what is vap and vapb", "what is the molecule that controls the budding of endosomes", "what organelles control actin nucleation", "what is vap", "which molecule controls trans golgi transport", "what is vap", "which of the following is a function of vap-dependent transporters in tethering?", "which proteins are responsible for lipid exchange in endosomes", "which lipids are exchanged between er and retromer? quizlet", "what regulates lipid exchange in endosomes", "which of the following is a VAP interactor?", "what is the function of vap in a tether in a cell", "what controls the function of the retromer?", "which lipids are exchanged from endosome to retromer", "what is a vap", "which cell type is responsible for the budding of retromers" ]

[ "which phase is cyclin a activated during mitosis", "what is the function of anaphase promoter in mitosis", "when does cyclin a start degradation", "cyclin A is destabilized during metaphase by which type of protease", "what is cyclin a", "which phase is cyclin a in", "when does cyclin a degrade in mitosis", "which phase of mitosis is responsible for cyclin a proteolysis", "what phase is cyclin a", "what stage of mitosis does cyclin a begin", "what is the purpose of apc/c when cyclin a is not activated", "which apc-c is activated at the metaphase checkpoint?", "which phase is cyclin a in", "what phase is cyclin a", "which phase is cyclin a", "how does mitosis affect apc/c", "which phase cyclin a is activated during mitosis", "what is the cyclin a in mitosis", "is human cyclin a anaphase protein", "why does the anaphase promoting complex (apc)/c delay the degradation of cyclin a" ]

[ "causes of reactivation in response to chemo", "what is the treatment for leukemia-lymphoma", "which chemotherapy regimen is used to reverse viral replication of hcl", "how long does it take for the leukemia virus to develop", "is t cell leukemia reactivated during chemotherapy", "what drugs inhibit t cell leukemia", "how long does prednisone last compared to chemotherapy", "what is epoch in leukemia", "what is reactivated t cell leukemia", "what is the prognosis for human leukemia?", "when is chromosomal reactivation in atll", "which chemotherapy option would be most appropriate for treatment of atherosclerotic leukemia", "what is the treatment for acute leukemia", "what is the treatment for t cell leukemia", "does etoposide contain prednisone", "when does the hcl reactivate yahoo answers", "what is the treatment for leukemia", "what is etoposide", "what pathophysiology can be used in adult t-cell leukemia", "how reactivated atll is a symptom" ]

[ "what is the effect of fluticasone on montelukast?", "why is fluticasone a beta agonist in montelukast", "is salmeterol the same as montelukast", "does salmeterol prevent asthma?", "is salmeterol the same as montelukast?", "can salmeterol cause asthma", "what is the difference between fluticasone and montelukast", "is salmeterol used for asthma", "what is the difference between salmeterol and montelukast", "is salmeterol inhalable?", "what is the difference between montelukast and fluticasone", "does montelukast work as a beta agonist in inhalation of fluticasone propionate?", "can salmeterol affect asthma", "is montelukast a beta agonist", "what's the difference between salmeterol and montelukast", "what is the difference between salmeterol and montelukast", "what is the difference between salmeterol and montelukast", "difference between fluticasone and montelukast", "which is better salmeterol or montelukast?", "montelukast vs fluticasone" ]

[ "what is the role of aminoterminal domains?", "which functional domain is associated with glutamate receptors", "what is the function of the aminoterminal domain", "what is the main function of glutamine receptors?", "function and assembly of glutamate receptors", "which domain controls glutamine receptors", "which of the following is a function of the aminoterminal domains of glutamate", "what domain of the ionotropic glutamate receptor regulates signaling?", "which domain regulates the function of glutamate receptors?", "define: atd function", "what is the function of amino ends", "why amino terminal domain is important?", "why is the glutamate receptor atd part of nmda", "what is the function of the glutamate receptors", "what is the function of glutamate receptors", "what is the function of the aminoterminal domain of glutamate receptors", "what is the function of the aminoterminal domain", "what is the function of glutamine receptors", "what domain control the function of glutamate receptors", "what is the function of ionotropic glutamate receptors" ]

[ "which organisms are fission yeast?", "who are examples of fission yeast", "which model has the ability to detect cellular age", "fission yeast", "are yeasts eukaryotic model organisms", "which yeast cell model is best for aging", "what is fission yeast", "what models can yeast be used", "what organisms can fission yeasts be used for?", "who are some yeast models", "what models of aging are available to eukaryotic cells?", "what model do yeasts use for longevity", "is fission yeast a chromosome or a gene", "what is fission yeast", "which yeast model is useful for aging", "what model of aging is the yeast", "what is fission yeast", "fission models for aging", "what model of aging is yeast", "what model of organisms ages during replication" ]

[ "centrifugal elutriation definition", "what is the purpose of centrifugal elutriation", "when was centrifugal elutriation used", "what is hpbm", "what is centrifugal elutriation", "where is the hpbm collected? elutriation", "what is centrifugal elutriation used for", "what is centrifugal elutriation", "hpbm pcl purity", "what cell type elutriations are performed to isolate the peripheral blood monocytes?", "centrifuge elutriation definition", "when to use centrifugal elutriation for hpbm isolation", "what is the purity of blood monocytes from the lymphocytes", "what is centrifugal elutriation", "what was the elutriation used for", "centrifugal elutriation is used to identify which cells", "what does centrifugal elutriate mean", "what monoclonal antibodies are in the hpbm", "what is centrifugal elutriation", "centrifuged elutriation definition" ]

[ "do athletes have asthma", "who was asthmatic in the summer sports", "which athletes are asthmatic", "which athletes were asthmaic", "how prevalent is asthma asthma in the us", "which olympic athletes had asthma", "what year did asthma become common during the olympics?", "how many asthma athletes in usa", "how many athletes did asthma affect at the olympic games", "which athletes were asthmatics in", "what athletes had asthma prior to the olympics", "why did many olympic athletes suffer with asthma", "asthma symptoms in athletes", "did any of the athletes have asthma", "asthma prevalence in the united states", "when were asthma symptoms reported in athletes", "asthma symptoms during olympics", "asthma prevalence during the olympics", "how many american athletes in 1996 had asthma", "who were asthmatics during the olympics" ]

[ "when did leukemia mutations appear", "rna mutation in leukemia", "what is nt5c2 mutation", "what gene is rna used for pediatric atypical lymphoblastic leukemia", "what mutation is associated with leukemia", "when do nt5c2 mutations become available", "where was nt5c2 mutation found in pediatric lymphoblastic leukemia", "what is the gene that carries acute lymphoblastic leukemia", "where is the gene nt5c2", "what are relapse specific mutations on all?", "how many mutations in gene for pediatric leukemia", "gene mutations in childhood leukemia", "what is nt5c2 gene", "which gene is associated with relapse specific mutations in leukemia", "what are some mutations in b lymphoblastic leukemia", "what mutations cause leukemia", "nt5c2 mutation causes", "what mutations are associated with childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia", "what genetic mutation carries relapsed childhood leukemia?", "what genes do pediatric leukemia have" ]

[ "where are follicles located", "what tfg-e superfamily does ski belong to", "where is snon expression in the ovary", "where is ski in oocyte", "where is ski expressed", "which is an important regulator of tgf-", "when is snon expressed", "where is ski expressed in follicle", "what is ski in tgf", "what is the role of the snoN gene in the development of follicles", "where is snon found in the ovaries", "what part of the cell is ski", "what is the role of the tfg gene in follicular development", "what is the role of the gene ski", "where is ski", "where is ski gene product in human follicles", "what does the tgf- superfamily do for follicle development", "what is the effect of snon on tgf", "is ski a gene", "what is snon?" ]

[ "what are the cannabinoid receptors", "cannabinoid knockout mice", "why is it important to activate the cannabinoids?", "what is the role of the cb1 receptor in memory and learning", "which endogenous cannabinoid receptor regulates anxiety", "which are cb1 receptor", "what is the role of the cb1 cannabinoid receptor", "what is the role of the cb1 cannabinoid receptor", "what is the role of the CB1 receptor?", "what cb1 receptor regulates aggression", "what are the cb1 receptors", "what is the role of cb1", "what is the role of the cb1 receptor", "what does the cb1 receptor do", "what are the cannabinoid receptors in the brain", "what does the cannabinoid receptor do", "what receptor for the light and dark box", "what is the role of cb1 in behavioral response?", "what receptor is cb1", "what is the role of CB1 receptors in emotional responses" ]

[ "mir-21 in glioma brain", "why is exosomal mir-21 elevated", "what is mir-21 in glioma tumor", "what is mir-21", "what is mir21 levels", "exosomal miR levels for spongy glioma", "glioma csf", "what is mir 21", "which of the following is a characteristic of mir-21", "how is mir protein related to a glioma tumor?", "what is mir-21 level in a glioma", "glioma exosomal rna level", "what is the mir 21 in glioma", "what is the mir level in glioma", "how does the exosomal mir-21 gene correlate with cancer?", "which mir levels are associated with recurrence of glioma?", "what is a mir-21 level", "what is an exosomal mir-21 level", "what is mir21 serum level", "what is exosomal mir-21 levels?" ]

[ "age associated microrna", "what is the association between microRNAs age and dna methylation", "is microrna a microrna", "what microrna is over-expressed", "age-associated mrna", "what is age associated mrna", "age associated microRNAs", "what is the role of microrna in the ageing process?", "age associated mrna activity definition", "how is dna methylated", "age associated microrna", "age associated rnas", "age associated microrna expression", "age and mrna levels", "what is microrna age?", "microrna age prediction model", "age related microrna", "age associated rna levels", "age associated rna", "age associated microrna" ]

[ "what are histone deacetylases in neurodegeneration", "what is the function of histone deacetylase", "what histone deacetylase is involved in frontotemporal lobar degeneration", "what is the role of histone deacetylases in frontotemporal lobar degeneration? aims", "which transcriptional activity is affected by histone deacetylases?", "where is histone deacetylase in a neurodegenerative disorder", "what histone is involved in frontotemporal lobar degeneration", "what is ftld", "hdca is a transcriptional dysregulation of ________.", "what is hdac6 in frontotemporal lobar degeneration", "what hdac do neurotransmitters secrete", "what regulates histone secretion", "what is the pathogenesis of frontotemporal lobar degeneration?", "which of the following is a gene regulating transcriptional activities?", "which histone is affected by frontotemporal lobar degeneration", "what is hdac6", "what is the pathophysiology of frontotemporal lobar degeneration", "what histone deacetylases regulates tau", "which is an hdac factor?", "what is hdac6" ]

[ "what type of mutation is most likely to affect lymphocytes during chemotherapy?", "are subclonal driver mutations clonal", "which driver mutation is associated with clonal evolution in cll", "what are subclonal mutations", "which neuronal mutation causes a rapid progression of leukemia?", "which mutation is most commonly associated with cll", "what is the mutation driver", "what are the mutations in chronic lymphocytic leukemia", "clonal mutations in cll", "which chromosome mutation is characterized by heterogeneity", "which mutations are subclonal", "which type of mutation is based on a clonal mutation", "which driver mutation is dominant in chronic lymphocytic leukemia?", "what mutation has an impact on cancer evolution", "which mutation is the most common driver mutation in lymphocytic leukemia", "which mutations are subclonal", "which mutations occur in leukemia?", "which is a cll mutation and which is a subclonal mutation?", "causes of clonal mutation in leukemia", "where does subclonal mutation occur" ]

[ "sporulation of yeast involves __________ genes containing", "what gene is responsible for transcription during meiosis", "which gene has been infected by sporulation?", "what is sporulation in yeast and where is it regulated", "sporulation gene expression", "what is an important transcription factor for sporulation", "which gene is involved in transcription during yeast growth?", "which gene in yeast is involved in inducing sporulation?", "which genes may be responsible for the transcriptional activity of yeast?", "which factor is involved in induction during prophase?", "what is the role of the transcription factor in the sporulation of yeast cells quizlet", "during which time do yeast cells produce haploid cells", "what is the function of the transcription factor for meiosis", "which dna molecule is necessary for sporulation", "what type of transcription factors are involved in inducing sporulation of yeast", "what gene regulates temporal expression", "which gene is a major factor during sporulation?", "what is the function of transcriptional genes in the sporulation", "what chromosome is involved in the sporulation program?", "what chromosome is responsible for the transcription of genes during developmental stages of the yeast cell cycle" ]

[ "where do prions bind to", "what binds prions", "what plant contains prion protein", "what prions do grass roots contain", "what prions bind to grass roots in hamsters", "what kind of prion does grass have?", "what is prp in grass", "which bacteria binds to the leaf fibers of wheat grass", "where does prions bind", "how does prions affect plant growth", "what is the prion protein in grass", "what plant binds prions", "which prion does grass hold?", "which organisms binds prion", "what is prp sc", "what kind of prion do grass roots hold", "what organism is responsible for infected plants with prion", "prion binds to what plant leaves", "what is the role of prions in grass seed contamination", "which prion is reabsorbed in the leaf?" ]

[ "what cell is responsible for the innate immune response of asthma", "what type of cells cause asthma", "which immune type is affected when you get airway a", "what is influenza a induced airway hyperactivity?", "what is the role of t helper cells", "what type of cells are involved in innate immunity", "which cell type mediated influenza a", "what type of cells are associated with influenza a", "what cell type does the influenza a flu effect", "what is the pathogenic mechanism of influenza a?", "what type of cells causes asthma", "what is the innate lymphoid system of asthma?", "how are asthma cells affected by influenza", "how do innate lymphoid cells cause asthma", "what is influenza a", "what type of cell is the innate lymphoid", "what type of cells are affected by influenza a", "which type of lymphoid tissue is affected by influenza a", "how do innate lymphocytes cause asthma", "what are the innate lymphocytes that causes airway hyperreactivity" ]

[ "what is the purpose of the behaviour change wheel", "what is the hub for behaviour change", "what is the role of the framework in behaviour change", "what is bcw", "which criteria are used for the development of an intervention framework called the behavior change wheel?", "what is the behaviour change wheel", "how to characterise the behaviour of the intervention", "why use the behaviour change wheel", "definition behaviour change wheel", "what is the purpose of behaviour change wheel?", "what is behavior change wheel", "behaviour change wheel definition", "what is the role of coherence in behaviour change", "who designed the behaviour change wheel", "what is the purpose of the behaviour change wheel?", "what is the role of the behaviour change wheel? what is the role of the three conditions?", "what is the role of the behavior change framework? what type of intervention is included in the behaviour change wheel?", "what is behaviour change wheel", "which of the following is a framework for behaviour change", "behavior change wheel definition" ]

[ "who is given truvada", "why would a monkey get truvada", "how to prevent transmission of hiv", "how effective is truvada for treating hiv", "truvada how long before or after hiv exposure in monkeys", "is truvada effective", "how is truvada used to treat shavi", "truvada how long after exposure", "how long after trava can i give macaque monkeys", "truvada tdf schedule", "how effective is truvada for hiv vaccine", "which antibiotics prevent swine flu?", "is truvada effective for hiv transmission", "why is truvada effective", "how effective is truvada for hiv", "how does truvada work for hiv?", "how effective is truvada for hiv", "what is the best antibiotic for hiv infection", "how effective is truvada", "how long after exposure to shiv do truvada take effect" ]

[ "which genomic dna is most sensitive for eggr mutations", "how accurate is sequence for gene expression gene expression", "can egfr mutation be detected from rna", "what is the sequence for egfr in mpe", "which technique is a more accurate detection of egfr", "can rna detect egfr mutation", "why is rna used for egfr mutation", "what is ggr mutation from rna", "what type of dna is used for egfr", "which type of mutation can be detected with rna sequencing", "how accurate is egfr sequencing", "can tkis detect egfr mutation", "why is egfr gene sequencing used in dna analysis", "what tkis can be used for egfr mutations", "is gene egfr mutation detected by genetic sequencing", "what rna to egfr mutation", "what is the sequencing of egfr rna vs genomic DNA", "what is egfr detected in mpe samples", "what is the most common mutation detected from egfr", "what is the best method for eggr mutations" ]

[ "what is the disease in the colonic epithelium", "which ligand is used in cystic fibrosis", "what genes are affected by ppar-gamma mutations in cystic fibrosis deficiency", "which gene is affected by cystic cell deficiency", "which gene expression regulation is responsible for reducing the apical chloride transport?", "what is pparg ligand", "what is peroxisome proliferator activity receptor gamma?", "why does cystic fibrosis cause edema", "what is ppar gamma", "cftr mutations disease symptoms", "is rosiglitazone a cftr gene", "what gene does the peptide rosiglitazone regulate?", "what pparg-gamma gene causes mucus retention", "which gene is involved in the regulation of pparg", "what genes encoded by the cftr regulates a cell's ability to secrete carbon dioxide", "what is the disease of cystic fibrosis?", "what is the reversible defect of the ppar receptor gamma ligand", "why is rosiglitazone used as ppar", "why is cystic fibrosis deficiency reversible", "which pharmacological treatment ameliorates cystic fibrosis?" ]

[ "why is mass spectrometry used on ginger", "what is the purpose of atmosphere imaging mass spectrometry", "which chamber is associated with pungency", "why is the atmospheric pressure ion-source chamber useful", "what is the mass spectrometry chamber used for mass spectrometry", "what is ap ldi", "what is the purpose of the mass spectrometer", "what is ldi mass spectrometry", "what is the optical chamber used in photosynthesis", "what type of microscope do you use for mass spectrometry", "which molecules can be visualized in mass spectrometry?", "what is the role of an atmospheric pressure mass spectrometer?", "what is the mass-spectrometry ap-ldi chamber", "what is the mass spectrometer used for", "what is included in an atmospheric pressure mass spectrometer", "what is the name of the chamber for mass spectrometry", "what is the purpose of the atmospheric pressure mass spectrometer?", "what is the purpose of the mass spectrometer", "what is the mass spectrometer for ginger", "what is the mass spectrum of ginger" ]

[ "are amino acids bitter", "how does taste differ in cellular", "which receptors do bitter taste", "what receptors encode the taste", "which type of receptors are associated with taste", "which chemosensory receptors detect taste", "is phospholipase c taste receptors the same", "what receptors are in taste", "what coding pathways regulate bitter taste", "how do taste receptors differ", "what receptor is affected by bitter taste?", "what receptors do taste of bitter", "which chemosensory receptor is responsible for sour taste?", "which taste receptor is encoded by amino acids", "which of the following receptors encodes taste", "what receptors are in taste cell", "which cellular receptors regulate bitter taste", "why do animal taste receptors differ", "does taste receptors coding for amino acids differ from taste receptors?", "which taste receptors are affected by amino acids?" ]

[ "what is the inhibitory effect of AgNPs", "what is the inhibitory effect of aganes", "what inhibits ages in aloe vera", "what is the inhibitory effects of aganps", "what is an AgNP", "why is the aga inhibitory", "what are ages inhibitors?", "what is the inhibitory effect of nanoparticles on ages", "why is the presence of zinc and aloe vera a potential inhibitor of ages", "where do agnps form", "what is the enzyme that inhibits ages from glycation", "what is the effect of agnps", "what are agnps", "what inhibits ages formation", "what is the inhibitory effect of AgNPs in diabetes?", "what molecule inhibits AGEs", "what is the inhibitory mechanism of aloe vera", "what are aganes and what do they do?", "what are aging inhibitors", "what is the effect of silver nanoparticles" ]

[ "what is sqh gene", "what is the function of the sqh gene", "is myosin light chain phosphorylated", "which gene controls the cytoplasmic bridge between the egg chamber and the nurse cell?", "what is natpa activity of myosin light chain", "which gene codons myosin light chain rmlc", "why is the sqh gene null", "which gene is associated with myosin light chain activation", "drosophila phosphorylate", "which protein is the primary phosphorylator of the gene sqh", "what is sqh in drosophila", "what is sqh in drosophila", "which protein is a phosphorylated protein and a defect in oocytes?", "what protein phosphorylates oocytes", "what is the function of the sqh gene", "what gene is responsible for the function of ring canals in drosophila", "where is myosin light chain located", "where is phosphorylated myosin light chain located", "what is the function of the sqh gene", "which rmlc site does gene sqh a21 belong to" ]

[ "where do tau and neutrites develop in the brain", "which neurofibrillary tissue is affected by alzheimer'", "what is tauopathy and where does this occur in the brain stem", "where are tau plaques found in the brainstem", "which stage of alzheimer disease involves plaques in the neocortex of the brain?", "what stage of alzheimer's disease is tau?", "what type of plaque is associated with alzheimer's", "where does a pretangle occur", "where is tauopathy most likely", "where is tauopathy", "which of these stages of alzheimer's disease is predominantly found in the lower brainstem?", "what is the pathological phase of alzheimer's", "where does cortical plaque develop in dementia", "where do tau plaques appear in a human brain", "what stage of the alzheimer's is tauopathy", "when is tauopathy first detected", "what stage is tauopathy associated by", "where are tau plaques found in the brain", "what stage do tau in the neocortical cortex occur", "how do you determine the stage of alzheimer's" ]

[ "how long does cabg last", "what is the average time of grafts at cabg with diabetes", "what is the average length of graft in a cabg patient", "average duration of cabg", "vascular bypass in diabetes", "average graft patency for cabaret", "what are graft sizes in a cardiac graft", "average graft size of a coronary vein graft", "average length of artery graft for diabetic patients", "which condition is a graft of veins", "vascular bypass grafts in tdm patients", "average time after ba artery surgery for diabetic", "what is the length of a cabg procedure", "graft patency in diabetes", "average time of grafts for cardiology", "what is the standard interval for cabg", "graft patency cardiologist", "how long is cabg procedure", "how long does it take for vein grafts to heal after cabg procedure", "what is the average graft for coronary artery bypass" ]

[ "what is the significance of the atac sequence in epidermal differentiation?", "what is the role of atac", "which transcription factor is p63?", "which transcription factor regulates open chromatin?", "how does the baf complex influence open chromatin", "atac definition of the atac complex", "what transcription factors regulate open chromatin", "what is the function of baf in epidermal development?", "which transcription factor is needed to maintain an open chromatin landscape", "which transcription factor is associated with open chromatin", "where is the baf complex found", "what is the role of p63 in open chromatin", "what controls open chromatin for epidermal differentiation and regulation", "which gene is required for the regulation of chromatin openness", "what regulatory elements contribute to open chromatin", "where do BAF chromatin regions reside", "where do baf genes reside in chromatin", "which transcription factor is responsible for the creation and maintenance of lineage specific open chromatin regions?", "where is BAF", "what is the role of baf in cells" ]

[ "what is the relationship between cardiovascular health and arterial compliance", "how does exercise affect the compliance of central artery", "age related effects of exercise", "what is the role of exercise in central blood pressure", "what is central arterial compliance", "what increases compliance with central artery", "why is central arterial compliance higher in a sedentary group", "what effect is exercise having on compliance", "how does exercise affect central compliance", "when should i begin exercise", "what does activity do to your heart", "what is the role of aerobic exercise on central compliance", "what effect is exercise on arterial compliance", "how does exercise influence arterial compliance", "which of the following is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease?", "what is central compliance", "what is the role of exercise in central arterial compliance?", "which of the following is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease?", "what does exercise do to your carotid artery", "what is cardiovascular fitness" ]

[ "what is the percentage of cancer survivors with no cancer", "what is the rate of cancer screening in korea?", "what is the korean cancer rates", "screening rates for korea cancer", "what is the screening rate for colon cancer in korea", "knhane cancer screening rates", "what is the screening rate for cervical cancer?", "what is screening rates of cancer", "what is the rate of screening for cervical cancer", "what is the prevalence of cancer screening rate for women", "age-related cancer screening rates", "what is the screening rate of colon cancer", "what percentage of korean people are cancer survivors", "screening rates for breast cancer", "what is the rate of cancer screening in korea?", "korean screening rates for secondary cancer diagnosis", "cancer screening statistics korean", "what is screening rate for cancer", "what is the screening rate of cancer?", "what is the screening rate of colon cancer in korea" ]

[ "thal4 effects on transcription", "which protein inhibits gene transcription", "what is the function of the glut4 transcriptional activator in yeast", "what is the role of gal4 in transcription", "which transcriptional activator is used by yeast for dna polymerase", "what is gal4", "what is GAL4", "what is the negative effect of tal4", "what is the effect of the gene activator thal4 on transcription?", "what is the role of glut4 for transcription", "transcriptional activator is", "what is the function of gal4?", "what is the role of glut4 in transcription", "which dna-binding protein inhibits transcription", "which enzyme inhibits transcription in yeast", "what is the function of gal4", "which protein inhibits transcription in yeast cells", "what is the role of glut4?", "what is the effect of the glut4 gene on transcription", "why is the tal4 transcription factor inhibited" ]

[ "what impact did the bayh dole act have on university research?", "why was the bayh dole act effective", "what is the benefit of doing a bahamas dole research", "effect of bayh dole act", "why was the bayh dole act created", "why was the bayh dole act a success", "what is research and development funded by the bayh-dole act", "why was the bayh dole act effective?", "what was the effect of the bayh dole act", "why was the bayh-dole act important", "why the bayh dole act is necessary", "why was the bayh dole act effective", "why was the bayh dole act important for research and development?", "does the bayh dole act affect applied research", "what was the bayh dolle act", "why was the bayh dole act an incentive for universities to develop research and development activities", "which act would help universities reduce basic research costs and increase applied research?", "why was the bayh dole act used for research?", "when was r&d made easier", "is the bayh dole act a research incentive" ]

[ "what particulate matter is associated with anxiety", "can you get anxiety from pm2.5", "what is the difference between pm2.5 and pm2.6?", "what is the normal hazard for pm2.5", "average amount of pm2.5 for anxiety", "how to predict the probability of anxiety from PM2.5", "how long before a woman gets anxiety symptoms", "how much particulate matter causes anxiety", "what is the difference between PM2.5 and PM2.5", "what is the average dust in a month", "why is pm2.5 an important particulate?", "average exposure time for PM2.5", "does air pollution cause anxiety", "what is the normal amount of pollution to cause anxiety", "when to test for anxiety in a woman", "is pm2.5 a good particulate for anxiety", "how many years of air pollution", "how can you predict the effects of PM2.5 on your body", "does pm2.5 cause anxiety", "how can we assess anxiety" ]

[ "is bile acid a mitochondrial metabolic component", "a mechanism of aging is", "how does mitochondrial redox work", "when yeast cells elicit phospholipid synthesis and movement in the mitochondrial membrane the process is", "what occurs during mitochondrial respiration in yeast", "how does bile acid influence the age of yeast", "which compound is used to delay cellular age", "what is the mechanism for the mitochondrial membrane remodeling", "what is the function of bile molecule in yeast", "why phospholipids are important during cellular respiration in yeast cell", "what is a yeast cell", "which molecule is a metabolite of mitochondria?", "does mitochondrial phospholipid dynamics alter mitochondrial lipidomes", "why does mitochondrial lipid metabolism take place in yeast cells?", "yeast causes mitochondrial remodeling of phospholipids", "what is the role of bile acids in mitochondrial lipid metabolism?", "is bile acid found in cell membranes", "where are mitochondrial phospholipids released in yeast cells by the redox mechanism?", "what is the role of the mitochondria? what does mitochondrial lipid metabolism do?", "how does mitochondrial bile acid delay aging in yeast" ]

[ "what is the genotype of sykes monkey", "what type of cell population are sykes' monkeys", "where is the lentivirus from sykes monkeys from", "what type of lentivirus do sykes monkeys have?", "what type of virus is in sykes monkeys", "which type of hiv is in sykes' monkey", "which monkeys carry hiv", "which monkey species have lentiviruses and hiv", "where was the hiv lentisvirus identified?", "what type of lentivirus is in sykes monkeys", "why is sykes monkeys unique", "what monkey is sykes", "what are sivsyk antigens", "where is the lentivirus found in sykes monkey", "why do monkeys use lentiviral virus", "which monkey was isolated from cytopathic lentivirus", "where is the lentivirus sykes monkeys", "where are sykes monkeys from", "what type of pathogen is sykes monkey", "which lentivirus is associated with hiv" ]

[ "where is ssbb located", "ssbb role in plasmid genetics", "where is ssbb located", "ssbb role in chromosomal transformation", "what is the role of dna binding proteins in plasmid replication", "which type of ssbb is required during genetic transformation in strep pneumoniae?", "why is ssbb important in bacterial transformation", "why is ssbb important for genetic plasticity in bacteria", "what role does a single strand dna binding protein play in genetic plasticity in a cell?", "what is the role of ssbb in chromosomal transformation", "which bacterial cells have ssdna", "why is ssbb important", "what is ssbb?", "does bacillus pneumoniae contain ssdna", "where is ssbb stored", "which ssbb is a reservoir dna", "what is the role of ssbb", "what is the role of ssdna in replication in bacillus subtilis", "ssb dna is an example of", "what type of protein is ssbb" ]

[ "which organoid model of the brain is based on a glia cell", "which organoids model brain development", "what are cerebral organoids", "which organoids in the brain are interdependent", "what organoid cells are used to develop microcephaly", "what is cerebral organoid culture", "what is the cerebral cortex", "what are cerebral organoids", "where do organoids come from?", "which organoids are found in the cortex and cortex of the brain?", "which organoids are responsible for microcephaly", "what are cerebral organoids", "which organoid model for brain development", "which organi are used to model brain development?", "which cerebral organoid is an example of a microcephaly", "why are organoids used", "what organoids are involved in the cerebral cortex", "what organid develops neuron", "how does a cerebral organoid model a human brain?", "what is the role of pluripotent stem cell" ]

[ "which chromosome is p epilepsy on", "what chromosome is part-epilepsy on", "whose chromosome is the epilepsy genetic", "genetic susceptibility genes", "what chromosome is the gene for partial epilepsy on?", "which gene causes partial epilepsy", "where is epilepsy found in chromosome", "which chromosome is responsible for partial epilepsy", "where is particps genes found", "which chromosome is affected by epilepsy?", "where are epilepsy gene locations", "what is the chromosome for partial epilepsy", "why do we map partial epilepsy to different chromosomes", "what chromosome is affected in epilepsy", "what is the location of epilepsy?", "which gene is chromosome 5q", "which gene is responsible for epilepsy?", "which chromosome is epilepsy located on", "what chromosome is associated with epilepsy", "what chromosome is affected by partial epilepsy" ]

[ "which epithelial transition inducer is required for cancer cell to colonize distant tissues?", "what is emt in cancer", "which factor is required for cancer cell migratory colonization", "what is the migratory mechanism of the epithelium-mesenchymal transition", "what is the invasive property of prrx1", "which of the following is an emt inducer for the formation of a cell in a tumor cell?", "where are migratory cells confined in tumors?", "what is the emt inducer in cancer?", "which of these inducers is necessary for the colonization of the distant tissues to form macrometastases", "which hormone initiates emt?", "which of the following factors is a migratory emt factor", "why is emt needed to cause cancer", "what is cancer cell migratory effector", "what is emt", "what is the homeobox factor of migratory cell colonization", "what promotes emt in a cancer", "what cell induces epithelial mesenchymal transition", "which transcription factor is required for the reproduction of cancer cells from a distant place?", "does emt colonize cancer", "what is emt in cancer" ]

[ "cervical intraepithelial neoplasia", "what is cervical intraepithelial neoplasia", "what is neoplasia cervical", "is hpv a genetic disease", "when is intraepithelial neoplasia diagnosed", "cervical intraepithelial neoplasia results", "cervical intraepithelial neoplasia", "what is the incidence of hpv infection", "cervical intraepithelial neoplasia", "how late can an hpv positive cervical infection be detected", "when does intraepithelial neoplasia occur", "what type of std is hpv", "what is cervical intraepithelial neoplasia", "how long for papillomavirus test positive", "cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade", "what type of hpv can i get", "what type of infection is cervical intraepithelial", "what is cervical papillomavirus grade 2", "what hpv genotype is associated with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade 2+", "what is hpv grade" ]

[ "when using a graph theory of glioblastoma", "why would you use graph theory to study glioblastoma?", "how long does glioblastoma last", "why graph theory is important", "what is the evolutionary graph theory theory for glioblastoma", "which is a characteristic of gene network analysis?", "what is the survival range of glioblastoma", "what is the survival range for glioblastoma", "what is normal survival time for glioblastoma", "graph theory in cancer", "what is the survival range of glioblastoma", "why graph theory is useful", "which of the following is considered the most aggressive stage of glioblastoma", "glioblastoma median survival", "which is an example of what the use of a graph theory approach would be used to describe?", "what is the survival of glioblastoma in humans", "which graph theory describes the survival of cancer?", "what is glioblastoma survival range", "how long does it take a cell to develop gene networks", "what is the survival range of glioblastoma" ]

[ "what is the genotype for hgps disorder", "hgps definition biology", "heterozygous mutation", "what is the hgps", "what is hgps", "is homozygous lmna inherited disease", "what mutation is a characteristic of Hutchinson–Gilford progeria syndrome", "hgps is a genetic disorder", "what is hgps", "hgps is mainly sporadic", "is hgps contagious", "how is hgps genotype related to genetic defects", "what is hgps", "why is hgps a rare genetic disorder", "what is hgps disease", "what does HGPS look like", "what is hgps", "hgps causes", "what is hgps", "what is hgps syndrome" ]

[ "how reliable is patient response to general practitioner survey?", "who is required to collect the general practitioner patient survey", "what are the reliability levels associated with patient surveys?", "average patient response rate for gp patient survey", "when is a gp patient survey reliable", "how do gps respond to the patient survey", "how does the general practice survey work?", "how reliable is the general practice survey", "who responds to general practitioner patient survey", "general practitioner response rate", "average patient participation in gp patient survey", "what is the reliability of patient survey", "general practitioner pay for performance survey", "which question is reliable for pay for performance", "how reliable are patient surveys", "general practitioner pay for performance", "what is the typical reliability of a payer survey?", "gp survey reliability", "which measures practice performance", "average general practice response rate" ]

[ "how does alcohol descriptors affect perceived strength", "which terms are considered low alcohol?", "what are the verbal strength terms for wine", "what is the strongest alcohol", "what is the strongest verbal descriptor for alcohol", "why is the alcohol descriptor of low strength", "low strength descriptor alcohol definition", "what is the strongest alcohol descriptor", "which verbal descriptor for beer or wine", "alcohol strength descriptors for wine", "which descriptors indicate the most alcohol", "which term is used to describe a product as low strength alcohol", "why do we label wine a low strength descriptor", "what is the lowest verbal strength descriptors for beer", "is alcoholic beverage low strength", "which verbal stimulant is higher in alcohol?", "what is the highest verbal strength descriptor", "what is the verbal strength of alcohol", "what is the strongest verbal descriptor for wine", "which is stronger beer or wine" ]

[ "which type of IL 10 promotes encephalomyelitis", "what is the effect of il-10 in autoimmune encephalomyelitis", "interleukin ten is a molecule that inhibits an individual from developing an autoimmune reaction. what type of cell system does the hil 10 transgene target?", "which immunoregulatory cells are affected by autoimmune encephalomyelitis", "how does interleukin ten prevent eae", "which transgenic human inflammatory cell produces eae", "what is IL-10 in autoimmune", "which cells are affected with autoimmune encephalomyelitis", "which interleukin prevents eae", "which interleukin inhibits immunoregulatory response?", "which type of interleukin is responsible for inducing an autoimmune reaction (eae?", "what type of mhc promoter is used to inducibly suppress myelin", "can eae be treated with il-10", "what cells are induced during autoimmune encephalomyelitis", "what autoimmune disease is triggered by IL 10", "which neuron molecule is responsible for autoimmune encephalomyelitis?", "can il-10 prevent autoimmune disease", "interlin tena is the target of what pathophysiology", "does interleukin ten inhibit eae", "autoimmune encephalomyelitis effects on the immune system" ]

[ "ctla4 mutation chromosome number", "what are autosomal dominant immune dysregulation syndrome", "which exon of ctla4 is associated with the autosomal dominant immune dysregulation syndrome? a- t-cell b cell c-cell d-cell", "what mutation causes autosomal dominant autoimmunity", "which ctla4 mutation is responsible for the dysregulation of the immune system?", "is ctla4 a mutation", "which mutation is responsible for autoimmune diseases", "which of the following is a homozygous mutation of ctla4 in human cells", "what is ctla4 mutation", "ctla4 mutation symptoms", "ctla4 mutations clinical features", "what is ctla4 gene", "what is ctla 4 mutation", "what is the ctla4 mutation", "what mutation causes treg cell", "what is cdla4 mutation for", "what is ctla4 mutation", "does ctla4 affect t cell function", "ctla4 mutation", "what is a mutation in ctla4?" ]

[ "what is the pd 0332991", "what is pd 0332991 used", "pd 0332991 what is it", "what is cyclin-dependent kinase4/6", "antitumor medicine used for colon cancer", "what is pd 0332991", "what pd 0332991 do you use", "what is pd 0332991", "what is pd 0332991", "what is pd 0332991 for?", "what is cdk4/6?", "is pd 0332991 reversible", "what is the specificity of pd 0332991", "how effective is cdk4 in colon cancer", "what does phospho-reductor kinase 4 inhibit", "what is the specificity of cyclin dependent kinase 4/6", "which antitumor agent is associated with tumor regression?", "what is pd 0332991", "what is cyclin dk4", "what is cyclin dk6 inhibition" ]

[ "how do neutrophils help tumorigenesis?", "what role do neutrophils play in metastatic tumors", "what is the role of neutrophils in metastatic formation", "what are neutrophils and what role do they play in metastatic tumorigenesis", "where is neutrophil found", "what are neutrophils?", "which neutrophil blocks metastatic growth", "what role do neutrophils play in metastatic development", "which cells in the lung are able to colonize tumors?", "which type of cancer is a neutrophil-derived leukotriene?", "which neutrophils support metastatic formation?", "what role do neutrophils play during metastatic development of a tumor", "what is role of neutrophils in metastatic initiation of cancer?", "which neutrophil is specifically responsible for metastatic initiation?", "which is the role of neutrophils in metastatic initiation in breast cancer", "which cells promote metastatic initiation of breast cancer", "which inflammatory reaction is a key component of the metastatic microenvironment?", "what is the role of neutrophils in metastatic metastatic initiation", "what is neutrophil-derived leukotriene?", "which neutrophils support metastasis" ]

[ "which is a more common time to have a miscarriage?", "does a miscarriage affect pre- and postpartum symptoms", "how long before a miscarriage symptoms start", "when should a woman not have miscarriage score", "what is the likelihood of depression for women with a miscarriage", "when do you start experiencing depression", "what is a risk for depression with pregnancy", "which term describes a woman's likelihood of depression following a miscarriage?", "how long is a miscarriage risk", "when is depression likely to occur after a miscarriage", "is miscarriage a depression risk", "when is the likelihood of prenatal depression greatest after a missed trimester?", "when to stop being depressed after miscarriage", "how early is a woman more likely to have a miscarriage?", "what is the risk of depression if miscarriage", "how soon after a miscarriage can you have depression", "how long does depression last in third trimester", "how does miscarriage affect the risk of depression", "when should i start feeling depression after my first pregnancy?", "when can depression occur after miscarriage" ]

[ "which type of cell secretes interferon", "what regulates il-4 and IL-1 production?", "what is the type of inflammatory tissue produced by lymphocytes", "which is an example of interleukin-1 and IL4?", "which innate lymphocyte produces interferon", "which innate lymphocytes are responsible for the production of interferon?", "what type of cell is IL4 mediated immunity?", "which type of cell secretes ifn-", "where in the body does il4 play an important role in airway inflammation?", "which inflammatory cell produces ifn", "how is interleukin induced", "what are ilc2", "what kind of cells make il-4", "which lymphocytes secrete inflammatory molecules?", "ilc3 secretes what type of cytokines", "innate lymphoid definition", "which inflammatory tissue secretes interferon", "is il4 responsible for pulmonary inflammation", "which cell types are affected by inflammatory inflammation", "who secrete interferon" ]

[ "what is the function of slirp stem-loop interacting receptor rna binding protein", "which protein is found in ssra", "what is slirp", "what is slirp", "which rna is slirp?", "what rna is used for slirp", "what are rna coactivators", "where glirp is recruited from", "which rna coactivator initiates SRA", "which of the following is an rna coactivator", "what rna coactivators repress signaling", "is slirp a rna coactivator?", "which RNA co-activator is sra?", "what type of RNA is slirp", "which rna interacts with STR7?", "rna receptor sra", "which rna promoter binds splirp", "what is slirp", "where is slirp produced", "what is shrap" ]

[ "what is naringenin", "what is naringenin", "what is the mechanism of action of naringenin", "naringenin is an antiinflammatory flavonoid", "which flavonoid inhibits naringenin", "what inhibits ovalbumin", "what is naringenin?", "what is naringenin", "naringenin inhibits inflammation ________.", "what antiinflammatory drugs can be administered for asthma", "which flavonoid inhibits naringenin", "effects of ovalbumin on naringenin", "what hormone inhibits naringenin", "can naringenin induce inflammation in lungs", "naringenin is the anti-inflammatory and immunomodulatory", "what is naringenin and what is its function", "what is naringenin", "naringenin effects", "does naringenin cause inflammation in the lungs", "which flavonoid inhibits the production of naringenin" ]

[ "what is fox gene", "what is the evolutionary significance of mutations in the fox gene", "what fox gene is in human disease", "why did the forkhead box gene evolve? what are some examples", "what is the function of the fox genes in the cell?", "what is the origin and function of the fox gene in eukaryotic cells", "which of the following chromosomes is part of the fox gene family? a. cancer b. language c. disease", "what is the evolutionary significance of fox genes in glaucoma", "why did fox genes develop?", "why is there a mutation in the fox gene", "fox gene definition", "what is the role of fox genes", "what is fox gene", "what are some of the functions of the fox genes", "what type of mutations can occur in the fox gene family?", "what is the role of mutations in fox gene family", "what are the function of fox genes", "what is the main function of the fox genes", "how are fox genes different from other family members", "which family of genes has the greatest impact on development?" ]

[ "what is the interplay between cell-cell adhesion and contact inhibition of locomotion?", "interplay between cell-cell adhesion and contact inhibition of locomotion results in", "what is CIL in physiology", "what is the relationship between cells and cell adhesion during cell division and the interaction between cell molecules and intercellular stress?", "which structure is associated with cell organization?", "what is cell softness inhibiting locomotion", "how does cells organize themselves", "what is cell division in a tissue", "which structure is affected by contact inhibition of locomotion?", "what is interplay between cells and molecules in a cell", "cell silicle interactions that promote cell dispersal", "what is cil in anatomy", "define cell softness chemistry", "which of the following is a characteristic of cell division?", "which of the following structures is an emergent organization?", "what is the relationship between cell softness, cell adhesion, and contact inhibition", "what structures are involved in cell movement", "what are the three main characteristics of a cell structure?", "what type of cellular organization is a cell-cell adhesion? cil", "what is cell il" ]

[ "which of the following is a critical control of tetraploidy? how?", "what dna marker is used in arrest of tetraploid cells", "do tetraploid cells become quiescent", "what cell cycle is triggered by cell cleavage failure?", "when cell cleavage fails which cell cycle begins a new one? what is the name of the cleavage inhibitor that causes cell cycle arrest?", "what cell cycle marker is lost", "which tetraploid secondary cell is senescent?", "what occurs during the tetraploid cycle", "tetraploid primary cells become aneuploid and neoplasmic", "what does tetraploidy do", "how tetraploid primary cells are aneuploid", "why primary senescent cells become tetraploid", "when does a tetraploid primary cell become quiescent", "why tetraploidy arrest is critical for cell cycle", "can you become quiescent after tetraloid cleavage failure?", "when the tetraploid cells become aneuploid, they are ________.", "what causes primary tetraploid", "what is tetraploidy arrest", "why does tetraploidy occur", "when are primary cell cells aneuploidy" ]

[ "what is the morphology of cell death", "why is cell death referred as apoptosis", "define coagulative necrosis", "which pattern of cell death is referred to as coagulative necrosis? quizlet", "apoptosis in a cell is considered a ________________.", "what is cell morphology", "what is the role of apoptosis in cell death", "what is cell death", "what is a cell death pattern", "what is the significance of apoptosis", "what is cell death", "what is the significance of apoptosis", "what is the morphological pattern of cell death and where does it occur?", "what is the characteristic of cell death", "why is coagulative necrosis important for survival", "what is apoptosis and coagulative necrosis", "what are the morphological changes that occur during cell death?", "when do apoptosis and coagulative necrosis occur", "which characteristic occurs when the body is in a coagulation necrosis", "define coagulative necrosis" ]

[ "which grsf1 molecule is responsible for protein synthesis?", "where does granule rna bind", "what is rna-binding protein", "what is granules", "where is rna-binding protein grisf1 located", "where is a mitochondrial mrna-binding protein", "what is grsf1?", "where is grsf1 bind? quizlet", "granule grsf protein function", "which rna binding protein coordinates transcription", "what is grsf1", "which RNA protein is required for mitochondrial mrna production", "what type of rna is grsf1", "mitochondrial rna-binding protein", "which protein is used for transcription of rna", "which of the following is a target protein for rna replication?", "what is granules rna", "which rna-binding protein is primarily responsible for translation", "which is a molecule that is specifically associated with the mitochondrial ribosomes?", "which gene binds to granules rna in influenza" ]

[ "what protein is specifically binding to polypyrimidine tract mrna", "which protein binds to the polypyrimidine tract", "what is polypyrimidine tract protein", "where does p62 bind", "p62 binds to which rna pre-mrna", "where is p62 found in cell", "where is mrna located during splice process", "what is the specific location of p62 in mrna splice", "which proteins have bind to the polypyrimidine tract", "what does prtb bind to", "what is the polypyrimidine tract?", "p62 is an important functional protein in mrna", "where would protein be bind", "what binds to polypyrimidine during splicing", "what is the function of the polypyrimidine tract in rna", "what is polypyrimidine tract binding protein", "what is p62 in rna molecule", "protein that binds specifically to polypyrimidine tract of introns", "what protein binds to polypyrimidine tract", "what is p62 in mrna" ]

[ "what is the difference between capsule endoscopy and nasogastric", "which method is better capsule endoscopy or egd", "is there a difference between endoscopy and cath", "when to use a capsule endoscopy", "which is more accurate in an edg or capsule endoscopy", "what is the peptic lesion of egd?", "which nasogastric tube has more blood", "which tube is used for endoscopic blood analysis", "is capsule endoscopy necessary", "what is the difference between an endoscopy and a capsule endoscopy?", "what is the significance of endoscopic sputum and capsule endoscopy in the emergency department", "what is an acute acute egd?", "what is capsule endoscopy for", "what is the difference between a nasogastric and a capsule endoscopy", "when to have endoscopy for egd", "when is an egd performed", "why is capsule endoscopy more safe", "is a capsule endoscopy safe", "why is an endoscopy more effective in an acute egd", "when to use capsule endoscopy" ]

[ "what is the purpose of the cis9 system", "where are mutants produced in the mouse genome", "how is sgrna inserted into zygotes", "which process is used to generate mosaic cells", "why is cas9 used", "which chromosome is produced through the clas9/cas9 system", "what is a mosaic gene in a mouse", "what is a non mosaic mouse", "what is sgrna and cas9", "what method to use for generating non mosaic mouse", "cis9 is introduced into which cell type", "what is the difference between a mosaic and a mosaic mouse", "is cas9 in in vitro fertilization", "what is cas9 protein and how is it used in genotoxic cells", "which organisms are mosaicic mutants", "what is the process of electroporation of cas9", "which gene was introduced into a zygote by a clas9 gene", "can the chromosome of a mutant mouse embryo be altered by a cis9 gene", "how is cas9 used", "which technique is used by the cristr/cas9 system to generate gmn mice?" ]

[ "is rna recognition a function of risc", "what type of rna is targeted by rna-induced silencing", "what is the rna-induced silencing complex", "what are the function of rna inhibitors in rna recognition", "how is rna-inducing silencing complex cleaved", "which type of rna is targeted by a rna-induced silencing complex", "what is rna-induced silencing complex", "what is rna interference mediated by a protein that interacts with target rna?", "what is rna cleavage?", "what is rna-induced silencing complex", "what is the role of rna-inducing silencing complex?", "which is a rna-induced silencing complex", "what is the role of rna recognition in rna-induced silencing", "what is the mechanism rna cleavage is based on?", "what is targets rna rsc", "what is the role of the rna-induced silencing complex", "what is rna and rsc", "what is rna-induced silencing", "what is the function of rna-induced silencing complex", "what is the purpose of rna cleavage" ]

[ "why are cafs so important during the progression of tumors?", "what is fibroblast associated", "what are cancer associated fibroblasts", "what are CAFs in cancer", "which of the following is an example of cofactors that are part of microenvironment promoting growth and invasion of tumor cells?", "which of the following is one of the most crucial components of the tumor microenvironment?", "what is the role of tumor associated fibroblasts in the tumorigenic process", "which of these is a function of the caf?", "what is the function of the associated fibroblasts (caf) in a tumor?", "what is a fibroblast", "what is caf", "why is cancer associated fibroblasts important", "what is the role of CAF in a cancer", "what are the caf", "why are cancer associated fibroblasts important", "what is the function of cafs", "what is the role of associated fibroblasts in cancer", "what role does CAFs play in tumorigenic processes", "what is the role of cafs? quizlet", "what is the role of cafs in the tumor microenvironment" ]

[ "why does the cold promote plaque formation", "what promotes atherosclerotic plaque formation in mice", "what stimulates apoe mice", "what stimulates plaque in atherosclerotic plaque", "is ldlr a protein during lipolysis", "what lipids are released during cold", "is ldlr a protein", "what is apoe induced lipid deposition", "what promotes atherosclerotic plaque formation", "which protein causes atherosclerotic plaque", "apolipoprotein e is responsible for how plaque is formed?", "is atherosclerotic plaque caused by cold", "which proteins are involved in inflammatory cells", "what is the role of ucp1 in plaque formation in atherosclerosis", "what causes accelerated plaque growth", "what stimulates the development of atherosclerotic plaque in mice", "which protein is involved in inflammatory cells during atherosclerotic plaque formation?", "does cold exposure cause plaque buildup", "does cold exposure promote plaque growth", "how does cold exposure cause plaque formation" ]

[ "causes of neurodevelopmental disorder", "what type of mutation causes rett syndrome in humans", "what mutation causes rett syndrome", "which mutation causes rett syndrome", "is mecp2 genetic", "which mutations cause rett syndrome?", "what kind of mutation occurs in mice that develop seizures?", "what disease is caused by genetic mutation of mecp", "what is mecp2 tg1", "when does the mecp2 gene become overexpressed in mice", "when does rett syndrome begin", "why is mecp2 mutation phenotype", "what mutation causes rett syndrome in mice", "mecp2 effects on neuron function", "what type mutation causes rett syndrome", "which gene mutation causes rett disease", "why does mecp2 mutate", "what mutation causes rett syndrome in mice", "what chromosome encodes mecp2", "what type of mutation is rett syndrome" ]

[ "when is alcohol most popular to sell", "how long does alcohol stay in the system of hospital care", "why are more drunk people being hospitalized", "how does alcohol affect an assault risk?", "how many drunk people in ontario get hospitalized for assault", "alcohol sales and the risk for assault", "when is an assault likely to increase", "why does alcohol increase the risk of assault in ontario", "when is alcohol sales compared to r risk", "alcohol sales and risks for assault", "which alcohol store increases the risk of serious assault?", "how much alcohol should a person drink a day for assaulting a man?", "how can alcohol be used to help prevent assault?", "alcohol versus assault risk in canada", "what is the relative risk of being hospitalized due to alcohol?", "what is the risk of assault in ontario", "when was assault first reported", "what percentage of assaults occur in stores in ontario", "how much alcohol to sell per day is considered assault", "average number of alcohol stores in canada" ]

[ "mir 375 inhibits hepatocellular carcinoma", "which mir rna is inhibited in hcc cells", "why does mir-375 inhibit autophagy?", "mrna inhibition of autophagy is responsible for", "what inhibits autophagy in hcc tissues", "what rna inhibits autophagy", "what suppresses autophagy", "what inhibits autophagy in hepatocellular carcinoma cells", "what inhibits autophagy in hcc cells", "what inhibits the autophagy of hepatocellular carcinoma cells under hypoxic conditions", "what mir inhibits autophagy", "what rna blocks autophagy", "what is the function of mir in autophagy", "why do hepatocellular carcinoma cells need mir 375 and what do they do?", "which mir inhibits carcinogenesis", "why does mir-375 inhibit autophagy", "what mir-375 does", "mir is required for which type of tumor to survive hypoxia", "what is mir-375", "what inhibits autophagy" ]

[ "which pseudouridine synthases can mrna modification", "pseudouridylation of rna is regulated by", "what is pseudouridine in rna", "what is pseudouridine", "what are pseudouridine ribosomes", "which mrna is pseudouridine synthase", "pseudouridine is the most abundant modified nucleoside in which rna is produced.", "pseudouridine is mrna", "pseudouridylation is regulated by what", "pseudouridine is found in which structure", "is pseudouridine in yeast", "where does pseudouridine synthesize", "what is pseudouridine rna", "how do pseudouridine synthases control pseudouridylation", "where are pseudouridine synthases produced", "what is pseudouridine in rna?", "why is pseudouridine synthase important", "what is pseudouridine", "what is pseudouridylation", "where is pseudouridine synthesized" ]

[ "which t-cells produce the strongest homing of the host?", "when do memory t-cells become mature", "which cells are responsible for memory t cells", "what subset of the immune system generates t cells?", "which immune system has the ability to produce memory cells that can be used for long-lasting protection", "which type of t cells generates the memory cells", "what is the relationship between a memory and a t cell", "how do t cells descend", "where are memory t cells generated", "are memory t cells clones", "what is memory t-cell", "what is the homing subset of the t-cell", "which of the following cells is produced in response to infection", "which immune system cells develop in response to infectious infection?", "what is memory t-cells", "why is memory t cell important", "which cells have distinct functional and homing characteristics", "what is the descent of memory t cells", "how are memory t cells formed?", "which type of memory cell generates the most t-cells" ]

[ "hcv polymorphism genotype distribution", "il26B polymorphism", "hepatitis c polymorphism is ______________", "who is il28b", "what is the IL28 gene", "what is the role of interleukin 28 gene", "what is il28b", "what is il28b polymorphism", "what is the genotype il28", "what is the snp for hepatitis c", "what is the genotype of il28b rs12979860", "what is the genotype for hcv", "what gene is associated with HCV?", "what is il28b.rs12979860", "what is the genotype of il28b.r", "why is il28b a t gene", "snp is associated with a specific hepatitis c virus response.", "what genotype is il28b", "what is the snp of l 28b in hcv", "what is the genotype of il28b" ]

[ "which stimulus is associated with the initiation of foxp3? what is the effect?", "where is foxp3 induced in vivo?", "what is the purpose of the tcr", "which ligand is responsible for the activation of foxp3", "what is the role of tcr in induction of foxp3", "which stimulation is most likely to induce an extrathymic cell?", "what is the function of tcr", "what stimulates ffoxp3 in the periphery", "what is tcr ligand", "which ligand is most effective for inducing foxp3", "what is tcr ligand density", "what is the tcr ligand that induces foxp3", "which tcr induces foxp3", "which tcr ligand is used to induce ffoxp3", "what is tcr for induction of foxy p3 in vivo", "what is tcr ligand", "what stimulates foxp3", "why does the tcr ligand foxp3 influx occur", "what is foxp3 inducibility", "tcr peptide major histocompatibility complex" ]

[ "what is the current rfid frequency and the emi", "what is the passive rfid signal?", "how much noise does the rfid radio transmit", "EMI is caused by:", "what device is an rfid used for", "what is the emi for critical care", "what is passive signal rfid", "how does the passive rfid triggered incident happen", "which is more dangerous rfid or rsid", "how much rfid does critical care use", "how many incidents of EMI on rfid", "what is EMI rfid", "which rfid technology is used for EMI testing in critical care", "what is the frequency of passive rfid", "why are rfid devices considered hazardous", "what is the passive rfid signal", "which of the following is the active frequency of rfid?", "how many incidents of EMI by rfid are there?", "how many emi incidents with an rfid", "emi rating for medical devices" ]

[ "when rna is stimulated to cleave mRNA, the siRNA molecule is", "which rna triggers the rnai in human cells", "which sirna is more potent for gene silencing?", "what is the rna trigger?", "which siRNA to use in silencing in a cell", "what is the role of rna in human cells", "what is the name of the siRNA that triggers rna", "which siRNA is used more for gene silencing", "how do rnai triggers work for humans", "what is the most likely trigger for rnai?", "what triggers rnai", "which type of sirna triggers rnai", "which dna is responsible for the initiation of siRNA-induced silencing in humans?", "what is rnai and how do they work", "what is the most potent rnai trigger in human cells", "when to use sirna", "rna interference mechanism", "how many nucleotides in rna", "what are the rnai triggers", "can rna trigger mrna" ]

[ "what is the innate lymphoid (ilc) response for colitis?", "what is il-23 in human intestines", "which IL23-responsive lymphocytes are associated with intestinal inflammation in crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis?", "which of the following innate lymphocytes (ilcs) is associated with intestinal inflammatory bowel disease", "are ilc cells affected by crohn's disease", "is il23 an innate lymphoid", "are innate lymphocytes associated with inflammatory diseases?", "which is associated with an increase in intestinal inflammation?", "where are ilc's located?", "which of these is an innate lymphocyte?", "how does il23 promote intestinal inflammatory response", "which inflammatory cell in bowel causes inflammation?", "what is il-23 innate cells in intestine", "is il23 reactive", "what type of innate lymphocytes can cause ibd", "what is il ilab", "innate lymphoid cells are expressed in inflammatory colitis", "what cytokine is activated in innate bowel movement", "what is the role of innate lymphocytes in colitis", "innate lymphoid cells (ilcs) definition" ]

[ "what regulates dorsal ventral patterning", "what is the function of speman's organizer?", "what is chordin", "where is chordin found in the ventral", "which bmp stimulates chordin degradation", "what is the function of spemann's organizer", "what organelles are affected by spemann's organizer", "chordin definition", "what is the purpose of speman's organizer", "what is chordin", "what is dv patterning", "spectrochetes are synthesized by which part of the vertebrates?", "which hormone is dependent on chordin", "which signaling pathway is responsible for dorsal ventral pattern", "what is the dv pattern in amphibians", "what is the function of sizzled", "what is the function of spemann's organizer in the ventral pattern", "what is chordin", "is chordin a bmp", "which bmp inhibits chordin degradation" ]

[ "which epigenetic modifier enables immune response", "what does epigenetic modulation do?", "what is a epigenetic modulation", "what mechanism is used to modulate immune response", "epigenetic modulation of tumor immunosuppressive cytokines", "what is epigenetic modulation", "epigenetic modulation of immunosuppressive cytokines for chemo", "what is epigenetic modulation", "which of these immunosuppressive cytokines is associated with tumorigenesis", "which epigenetic modifies t cells", "what is epigenetic modulation", "what is immunomodulation", "what is epigenetic modulation of immune response", "can epigenetic immunity suppress the tumor cells", "epigenetics modulation immune response", "epigenetic modulation of immunity", "what is epigenetic modulation", "what is epigenetic immunotherapy", "epigenetic modulation of immune response", "can epigenetic immunity be modulated" ]

[ "what is par2 ap", "what is par2 protein", "which receptor is used by chondrocytes to induce cartilage breakdown", "what is a par2 antibody", "what is the function of par-a receptors", "what is par2 in chondrocytes", "what is par-2?", "which of the following proteins is an active receptor in chondrocytes?", "what are proteinase receptors", "which protein receptor is activated during cartilage repair", "what is proteinase-activated receptor", "what is proteinase receptors", "where is PAR2 activated?", "which receptor activates osteoarthritis", "what is proteinase receptor 2 for", "what receptor is proteinase activated", "what is a proteinase receptor", "what type of receptor is par", "where is proteinase receptor receptors in human chondrocytes", "which inflammatory mediator is involved in the activation of the apoptotic receptors in osteoarthritis cartilage" ]

[ "what stimulates neutrophils to secrete dna", "what type of mitochondrial dna produces neutrophils", "where are neutrophils synthesized", "which molecule is required to initiate netosis?", "which enzyme inhibits lupus in vivo?", "what is the role of the mitochondria during motility during lupus and rnp", "what is mitochondrial ros", "what is mitochondrial extracellular dna", "what are neutrophils responsible for", "which dna is enriched in a mitochondrial extracellular trap?", "what are the roles of mitochondria in autoimmunity", "what is the role of mitochondrial extracellular traps in lupus?", "why is mitochondria necessary for lupus", "are oxidized mitochondrial dna proinflammatory", "is mitochondrial dna interferogenic", "what is the role of the mitochondria for lupus-like granulocytes", "where is mitochondrial mitochondrial ros", "mitochondrial dna is needed for", "what role do mitochondria have in autoimmune disease", "which cells produce lupus erythematosus" ]

[ "what is stiffness?", "which of the following is a function of matrix rigidity?", "what is the role of the matrix in cell responses", "why are cell stiffness biophysical", "which kinase inhibitor is used in lapatinib", "which heriopei is an example of an intracellular matrix stiffness", "what is stiffness in tumors", "why are lapatinib cells sensitive to yap", "what is the role of matrix rigidity in the response to lapatinib?", "what is matrix rigidity", "what is the role of matrix stiffness in her2", "what is matrix stiffness", "which of the following is a biophysical characteristic of a tissue", "what is taz and yap", "what is cytotoxic kinase inhibitors", "is lapatinib the same as lapatinib", "what regulates the stiffness of the epithelium?", "which of the following factors affects lapatinib resistance?", "what is the role of stiffness in cancer cell responses to cytokine and her2-target tyrosine kinase inhibitors?", "what is the role of stiffness" ]

[ "what determinants population size", "which of these describes the effect size of the effective population", "what is the effective size of a population", "what is the effect of population size?", "how is population size determined?", "what determines the effective size of the population", "which of the following determines the effective size of a population?", "what is the effective size of a population", "what determines the effective size of a population", "effect of ne in the effective population", "what determines the effectiveness of a population", "what determining factors influence population size?", "what determines how a population grows", "what is ne in populations", "what is effect size for a population", "which factor determines the effective size of a population?", "which is a function of effective population size? ne", "what is the effect of a population", "effective population size", "what is the effective size of a population" ]

[ "what is dysregulation of emotions", "does emotional dysregulation exist?", "what is the symptoms of emotional dysregulation", "which disorder has the symptom emotional dysregulation?", "dsm 5 emotional dysregulation", "is emotional dysregulation a symptom of adhd", "what is dysregulation of emotional regulation", "symptoms of emotional dysregulation", "does adhd affect emotional symptom", "symptoms of emotional dysregulation", "is emotional dysregulation part of adhd", "why does emotional dysregulation occur?", "what is dysregulation and what is the treatment of adhd in adults", "what is the earliest diagnosis for adhd", "what is adult adhd symptoms", "is emotional dysregulation in adhd symptoms?", "does emotional dysregulation affect adhd", "what diagnosis code describes the emotional dysregulation of adhd in adults", "is emotional dysregulation an adult problem?", "what is emotional dysregulation" ]

[ "what does agrp reab stimulate", "which neurons regulate hunger", "where is the appetite receptor located", "arc neurons", "which neuron is regulated by apomc", "what neurons are the receptors for appetite", "which neuron is responsible for the control of appetite?", "where is apomc regulated?", "which receptor is associated with the hypothalamus", "what is the neuron of the hypothalamus", "which neuron is directly involved in homeostatic hunger?", "which neuron regulates satiety?", "which neuron stimulates hunger", "which is a function of the arc neurons?", "what is the function of amylase in the neuron mc4r", "which neuron regulates hunger", "what is the function of the arc neuron and its receptors", "which neuron is responsible for regulating caloric depletion? pvh or neuron", "arc neuron definition", "which receptors in the central nervous system regulate appetite?" ]

[ "which type of t cell is used as the t-cell for hcv infection in the lymph nodes", "what is the role of lymphoid t cells", "which of the following is the main function and function of levs", "what is the lvd for hiv", "what t cells are affected by siv", "which t cells are stimulated by iv lavs?", "what cell type does a viv vaccine use", "which simian immunodeficiency (siv) vaccines are most efficacious?", "which cells of the lymph node initiate the simian immunizations for aids and hiv", "does the lymphoid gland secrete effector-differentiated t cells", "which t cells produce the most LAVs?", "where do t cells reside", "which is associated with the replication of LAV t cells?", "which lymphocyte does simian immunodeficiency virus t cells work?", "how do t cells protect in hiv-aids", "what autoimmune diseases can a lymph node suppress?", "which t cell in the lymph node is specifically affected by simian immunodeficiency virus (siv)", "which immune system is affected by the autoimmune response of SIV", "which type of t cell protects against aids", "which t cell types are responsible for maintaining protective t cells in the lymph nodes?" ]

[ "which neurotransmitter regulates binge-like eating?", "which neuron is associated with binge eating", "what neuron does dopamine neurotransmitter", "which neuron stimulates binge eating behavior", "does fluoxetine work on binge eating neurons", "what neuron stimulates binge eating", "what stimulate the activity of dopamine neurons", "what does stimulate dal neuron", "what neuron stimulates binge eating", "what stimulates binge eating in mice", "which neuron secretes serotonin receptors", "what neurotransmitter inhibits binge-eating in mice?", "does dopamine regulate eating", "what is the function of the dopamine receptors in mice", "does dopamine neuron inhibit binge eating", "which receptor stimulates the d-da neural circuit", "what neuronal neurotransmitter inhibits binging behavior", "which neuronal circuit regulates binging behaviors?", "which neuron regulates binge eating", "what meds inhibit binge eating in animals" ]

[ "which receptor decreases as cellular activity declines", "what is chaperone mediated autophagy", "what is cellular maintenance for liver", "which mechanism of autophagy prevents cellular loss in organisms?", "what is chaperone activity", "cellular degradation of lysosome causes", "what does chaperone mediated autophagy do", "is chaperone-mediated autophagy a disease", "what is cellular autophagy and how is it used", "why does chaperone-mediated autophagy decrease", "which mechanism is responsible for the degradation of cytosolic protein in the liver?", "cellular cellular activity", "how to prevent cellular degradation in older organism", "what is the purpose of chaperone-mediated autophagy (cma)? weegy", "what is chaperone-mediated autophagy", "does lysosomal receptors decrease with age?", "if you age does autophagy slow down", "how to prevent cellular degradation in ageing mice", "where does chaperone mediated autophagy occur", "what is the function of chaperone-mediated autophagy in liver function" ]

[ "prevalence of deliberate self harm", "when was the first dsh registry created", "dsh rate", "incidence and repetition of deliberate self harm", "ireland population statistics on deliberate self harm", "what year did ireland establish a registry of deliberate self harm", "prevalence of deliberate self harm in hospital", "prevalence of deliberate self harm in ireland", "how long does the irish registry keep repeat presentations", "which registry is used in ireland for dsh", "ireland dsh incidence rates", "how many people report self harm in hospitals", "what is the incidence of deliberate self harm in the ireland", "how many dsh are diagnosed in an emergency room", "incidence rates of deliberate self harm", "where was the first data set for intentional self harm collected", "dsh prevalence rate", "irish dsh rate", "how many people have reported a dsh presentation", "how long has the dsh registry been in effect in ireland?" ]

[ "what kind of radical is produced by a bactericidal antibiotic?", "what is the mechanism of death produced by bactericidal antibiotics?", "what is bactericidal drugs", "what is the mechanism of cellular death induced by bactericidal antibiotics?", "what is the process of cell death caused by bactericidal medication?", "what molecule causes cellular death", "do antibiotics induce cell death", "what mechanism is bactericidal", "what is hydroxyl radicals induced by antibiotics", "what is the mechanism of cellular death induced by antibiotics", "what is the mechanism of cell death", "what is the mechanism of cell death in bacteria", "what type of drugs produce hydroxyl radicals", "bactericidal antibiotics that promote cell death", "what kind of bacteria are affected by a bactericidal antibiotic", "which type of bacterial drugs produce hydroxyl radicals?", "what is bactericidal medication", "what is the mechanism of cell death in bacteria", "which antibiotics are bactericidal", "what is the mechanism of action of antibiotics on dna" ]

[ "is macrophage apoe null", "which marrow gene is expressed abundantly in atherosclerotic cells", "what cell type expresses an apoe gene", "what type of cells express apoe in atherosclerosis", "why is apoe null marrow used for atherosclerosis", "where do apoe proteins form", "which type of cell contains apoe?", "which macrophages carry apoe", "why do foam cells form during atherogenesis", "what role does atherosclerotic lesion play in atherogenesis", "apoe definition macrophages", "which atherogenic factor is responsible for promoting atherosclerosis in mice", "what macrophage does not secrete apoe", "what is the role of apoe in atherosclerosis", "atherogenesis of mice", "apoe gene in atherosclerosis", "how does apoe contribute to atherogenesis?", "when is apoe secreted from mice", "what gene does the apoe gene in mice have?", "apoe gene is expressed by what cell type and is not specific to atherosclerosis" ]