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[ "what type of genes control the spore production", "which gene has a role in cooperating adaptations?", "is there a genetic disorder that prevents cooperation", "what is the role of the dif1 gene in spore formation", "which gene is required to induce spore production in d. discoideum", "which trait is a consequence of pleiotropic linkage?", "what is pleiotropy?", "which of the following is a characteristic that causes sporulogenesis?", "why d discoideum has spores that cheat", "which gene causes prestalk", "which gene is required to receive the signalling molecule dimA?", "which gene controls spore production", "why is pleiotropy necessary", "what is pleiotropy in the amoeba", "what type of gene is involved with stalk formation", "which gene is responsible for ensuring cooperative adaptation?", "pleiotropy of cooperation biology definition", "why is cooperation necessary", "what kind of adaptations do d. discoideum reproduce", "which gene is required to induce cooperation" ]

[ "where is the goosecoid gene expressed", "what is goosecoid gene", "where is gsc mrna expressed?", "what gene is responsible for cell movement in xenopus", "which gene is found in dorsal blastomere", "where in the embryo is the goosecoid gene expressed", "which gene is expressed in the blastopore lip of the embryonic xenopus?", "what is goosecoid", "which gene is expressed in the blastopore axis", "xenopus what gene controls cell movement", "where is goosecoid expressed in xenopus", "what is goosecoid gene", "what is goosecoid", "what is goosecoid", "where is the homeobox gene of xenopus", "what is goosecoid gene", "where is a goosecoid gene expressed", "what is a goosecoid gene", "what gene focuses on cells", "what is goosecoid" ]

[ "why is foxa1 tp important during differentiation?", "where is foxa1 bind to", "what is the function of Foxa1 enhancers in chromosome formation", "where do transcriptional effectors work", "which transcription factor induces transcription", "which epigenetic switch is activated during dna demethylation", "what binds to transcription factors", "what is the role of fungi enhancers", "which epigenetic switch initiates transcriptional regulation in cells?", "what type of chromatin is foxa", "which transcription factor is associated with cell type specificity?", "when does doxa1 activate transcriptional regulators", "what role does foxa1 have in gene regulation", "which transcription enhancers are transcriptional regulators?", "what dna is methylated at the transcriptional enhancers?", "when transcription factors bind to chromatin, transcription is stimulated by dna methylation", "how transcription factor (tf) is activated", "which transcription factor is an epigenetic switch", "where does foxa1 bind", "what is the specific regulation of transcriptional effectors in mammalian cells" ]

[ "how many days after exercise does an obese mice receive leptin", "does leptin alleviate anxiety", "what does leptin do to anxiety", "does leptin cause anxiety in mice", "does leptin help anxiety", "does leptin help anxiety", "what is loptin for", "when to stop using leptin after obesity", "how much leptin is given for anxiety", "does leptin help with anxiety", "how long does it take to get leptin", "what is the effect of leptin on anxiety", "does leptin increase body weight", "which anxiety medicine can be used to cure obesity in ob ob mice?", "which medication is used for anxiety in overweight mice?", "does leptin cause anxiety in animals", "does leptin relieve stress", "does leptin cause anxiety", "effects of leptin on mice", "does leptin affect obesity" ]

[ "which drugs use ligands similar to those associated with a receptor in ocd?", "what is the chemical similarity between drug and ligand", "what is the chemical similarity between drugs and receptors", "what drugs bind to a physiological target", "what chemical is dmt in drugs", "what drugs are chemically similar", "which receptors is fda approved", "what is the drug that binds to histamines receptors", "what is the chemical similarity between drugs", "chemical similarity analysis of drugs", "what is another name for prozac?", "which fda approved drugs have a ligand inhibitor", "which drugs are similar to serotonin?", "what is the chemical similarity between drugs", "which drugs are chemically similar to antihypertensive drugs", "which is the target of protedox?", "what are the molecular similarities between drugs", "chemical similarities between drugs and ligands", "what are the biological targets of antipsychotics", "what is the role of a dmt in neurotransmitter regulation" ]

[ "what is vascular calcification", "which biomarker is associated with vascular calcification (vc), osteoporosis (op)?", "is vascular calcification degenerative", "is osteoporosis a calcific disease", "why is vascular calcification an issue", "why are vascular calcifications considered passive", "what is vascular calcification", "what is vascular calcification disease", "vascular calcification definition", "which biomarkers are involved in the metabolism of vascular calcification?", "what is the role of vascular calcification in osteoporosis?", "what biomarkers are involved in vascular calcification?", "what biomarkers do you need for vascular calcification", "what biomarkers influence vascular calcification?", "vascular calcification definition", "what is the biomarkers of vascular calcification?", "what is vc", "vascular calcification definition", "is osteoporosis a vascular disease", "what biomarker is used for calcification" ]

[ "which chemokine triggers adhesion", "which chemokine triggers chemotactic movement", "how do chemokine gradients affect chemokine presentation", "what is the function of the chemokin that regulates cell migration", "what molecule is chemokine", "what is the mechanism of immobilization of chemokine field?", "which of the following chemokines causes spontaneous random migration of demyelotic cells?", "what chemokine triggers random movement of dendritic cells", "chemokine receptors effect on chemokine movement", "which of the following chemokine ligands is soluble and allows diffusion of chemokine during migration? brainly", "which receptors activates chemokines to induce adhesion", "chemokine causes where chemokine carries out its chemokine presentation", "which chemokine binds to surface adhesion", "how dendritic cells migrate", "what is the role of chemokine in immune cell trafficking", "which type of chemokine engulfs dendritic cells", "chemokine receptors in lymphoid tissue", "what chemokine forms soluble chemokine gradients?", "what chemokine initiates random movement", "which chemokine is associated with the movement of dendritic cells?" ]

[ "what is the mechanism of macrophage accumulation that drives atherosclerotic disease?", "in atherosclerosis how long does it take for macrophages to return to normal", "atherosclerosis macrophage accumulates in the", "when do macrophages regenerate in atherosclerosis", "what causes macrophage to accumulate", "which inflammatory response occurs during the lesion-induced atherosclerotic response?", "which of the following macrophages is associated with the growth of lesion a", "how macrophages accumulate", "where does macrophage accumulation occur", "where do lesional macrophages accumulate atherosclerotic lesions?", "what is macrophage proliferation", "what is macrophage accumulation in atherosclerosis", "which macrophages accumulate in atherosclerosis in the vascular membrane?", "macrophages accumulate atherosclerotic lesions", "where do macrophages accumulate in atherosclerosis", "when is macrophage formation most likely", "where are macrophages stored", "why does macrophage accumulation occur during atherosclerosis", "when do macrophages turn over", "what is macrophage production in atherosclerosis" ]

[ "which lysosomal protease is responsible for amyloid deposits", "which lysosomal proteases are primarily responsible for the formation of senile plaques?", "what are the functions of lysosomal proteases", "why are cathepsin d and cathepsin b intracellular", "what type of lysosomal enzymes are involved in the formation of beta-amyloid", "which of the following is an abnormal protein molecule found in senile plaques?", "what is the cleavage site of lysosomes", "which of the following are lysosomes containing amyloid", "which lysosomal proteins are associated with alzheimer's", "lytic enzymes are cleaved into amyloid cells that are derived from", "which protease is responsible for forming amyloid in the neocortex of the alzheimer's neocortex?", "what enzymes are cleaved in the alzheimer's plaque", "where are lysosomal proteases located", "what is cathepsin a and cathepsin a", "are lysosomal proteases lysed in brain", "which enzyme is normally associated with lysosomal plaques?", "which protist enzyme is involved in the formation of beta amyloid", "which enzyme is associated with the formation of amyloid?", "what lipid is responsible for the formation of the amyloid precursor?", "what is the function of cathepsins in amyloid plaques" ]

[ "what is mir 129", "how many mir levels are in gastric juice test", "what is the mir", "what is gastric juice mir", "what is the mir for gastric juice?", "what is gastric juice mir", "what is the dxi of gastric juice mir 1", "what is mir 129", "what is gastric mir 129", "what is the role of mir-129", "which of the following is a biomarker of gastric cancer?", "what is the mir in gastric juice", "gastric juice is an aberrantly expressed biomarker of what", "what is mr129", "what is the mir of gastric juice", "what is mir129", "what is the mrna level in gastric juice", "what is mir 129", "what biomarker is gastric juice", "can gastric juice detect cancer" ]

[ "what organism does lactamases occur in?", "which type of bacteria does a carbaphenemase come from", "what enzyme is vim", "which enzyme is the most prevalent carbapenemase?", "what is the purpose of the metallolactamases", "is carbapenemase enzymes non-resistant", "why are the carbapenemases most commonly associated with multidrug-resistant microorganisms?", "which of these are lactamase enzymes?", "-lactamase enzyme", "why are lactamase enzymes important", "which enzyme is responsible for esbl development", "what type of enzymes are used to inactivate carbapenemase", "what type of enzyme is carbapenemase", "what types of enzymes are found in bacteria", "is carbapenemase a nondrug metabolite", "why are lactamase enzymes unique", "what are carbapentases", "what type of enzymes are used in carbapenemases", "is mdm1 a carbapenemase?", "what is the -lactamase in gram negative pathogens" ]

[ "why are cell cycles synchronized", "circadian oscillation definition", "which circadian oscillator is associated with the cell cycles of the immune system?", "which circadian oscillators are in a bidirectional manner", "why does the circadian cycle happen", "circadian oscillation definition", "which circadian oscillator synchronizes with another oscillator", "do circadian cycle oscillations work in cell cycle", "why is oscillation important for cell division", "circadian oscillations are", "circadian clock oscillation", "what causes cell cycle synchronization", "what is the circadian cellular oscillator", "circadian cycles definition", "circadian chromosome definition", "circadian cell cycle is synchronized between", "what is the circadian cycle in fibroblasts quizlet", "why cell division occurs during the circadian cycle", "what is the circadian cycle for cell division", "how is cell division related to circadian cycles" ]

[ "does drnglut stimulate hunger", "which neuron stimulates the appetite response for food?", "which neuron is responsible for controlling energy balance", "which brain system controls the hunger response", "what is the function of drnvgat", "what part of the brain controls hunger", "what part of the brain is affected in hunger and hunger", "which neurologist describes an important role for energy based neurons?", "which neuron is responsible for controlling the hunger response", "which drnglut neurons are responsible for feeding", "what node controls hunger and hunger", "what neuron is responsible for feeding", "what neurons control appetite and eat", "which neurons regulate nutrient intake", "what is the role of the drnvgat/glutamatergic neurons", "which neuron is regulated by energy balance", "which neurons are responsible for feeding", "which neuron is activated by energy balance", "where does drnvgat neurons take effect?", "which neuron controls hunger" ]

[ "what is netosis", "when do neutrophils die in vivo", "which cell produces decondensed nuclei that are receptive to complement", "what is NETosis in mri", "what is nets in bacteria", "what is infection-induced netosis", "what type of cell releases nets during infection", "what is the purpose of NET in skin infections?", "what is NETosis caused by", "how do bacteria causing skin infection occur", "what causes netosis of bacteria?", "how did NETosis begin", "what is the NET release process", "genital disease where neutrophils multitask", "what is meant by net releases", "why do neutrophils undergo netosis in humans?", "what type of cells are involved in neutrophils", "gram positive spcs release neutrophils", "what is the netosis in gram negative skin infection", "what is infection-induced netosis" ]

[ "how long do mice spend swimming", "effects of swim training", "how does exercise reduce the growth of tumor cells in mice", "effects of exercise on cancer", "is swim training effective", "effects of swimming on tumor growth", "effects of exercise on tumor formation", "what is the effect of swimming in sedentary mice", "is swimming effective for tumors", "does swim training suppress tumor growth", "effects of swim training on tumors", "effects of swim training on the tumors in mice", "what is the effect of exercise on tumor growth", "what stimulates the growth of tumor cells in mice", "does physical activity increase tumors", "effects of swim training on cancer", "effects of swimming on cancer", "effects of swimming on cancer in mice", "effects of swimming and swimming in mice", "how often do you swim to decrease tumors in mice" ]

[ "what dcs imprint lung homing", "which lung dcs imprint t cells to the lungs", "which lung imprint has t cell homing", "which type of immune cells imprint lung homing?", "which dcs are tcl in the lung", "which t cell imprints lung homing", "which t cells in the lung are imprinted by the chemokine receptor, ccr4?", "which t cells imprint t cells in the lung?", "which lung dendritic cells are activated by flu", "what is the function of lung dendritic cells", "do lung dc cells imprint t cells", "what is the function of t cell", "which of the following cells imprints the lungs of the lung?", "chemokine receptors of lung homing", "what cell imprints t cells on lungs", "what does lung ctr imprint", "what imprints t cell lung homing in lungs", "which cells imprint lung homing", "what do lung dcs do", "which t cell imprints the t-cell" ]

[ "which rna is normally suppressed by stress?", "how are mirnas induced during stress", "what is the role of micrornas in stress response", "which of the following are activated by microRNA?", "why do microRNAs help during stress", "what is miRNA?", "what role do rna play in stress?", "why are mirnas an important safeguard against turmoil", "why are miRNAs used during stress", "which type of macromolecule is an important safeguard against turmoil", "what is microrna", "what are micrornas?", "what are miRNA", "where do micrrnas occur during stress", "why do micrornas act as a buffer", "which of the following is an important role of mrna during stress?", "which microRNA protects against turmoil", "do micrornas protect against stress", "do mirna suppress rna", "why do micrornas suppress transcripts" ]

[ "why was vsmc calcification referred to as a biogenesis", "which of the following is secreted from the vascular smooth muscle cell?", "what vascular smooth muscle cells do the calcification of", "which protein initiates calcification of vsmc", "which enzyme is involved in secreting calcifying exosomes?", "what is responsible for calcification in vascular smooth muscle cells?", "which process in vsmcs is regulated by fetuin-a secretions", "when cellular exocytosis produces a calcifying exosome, an inhibitor of calcium binding is produced.", "calcified smooth muscle cells can be internalized via the", "vascular smooth muscle cells are regulated by what", "what secretes calcification hormone", "which process of calcification is regulated by sphingomyelin phosphodiesterase", "which cell system is responsible for the release of calcifying exosomes?", "which protein is secreted by vascular smooth muscle cells?", "what is vascular smooth muscle cell calcification", "what is the role of exosomes in vascular smooth muscle cells", "why do smooth muscle cells calcify", "which is a regulated form of vascular smooth muscle cell calcification?", "how are extracellular exosomes regulated", "where are vascular smooth muscle cells secreted" ]

[ "which vaccine is used in humans to fight malaria", "which vaccines are effective in humans", "what is malaria vaccine", "which vaccines contain sporozoites", "what types of vaccines are in development", "which vaccine is most effective in humans against malaria?", "are malaria vaccines safe", "which vaccine targets the liver-stage parasite", "what is the vaccine for malaria", "when does malaria vaccine start", "vaccines against malaria", "vaccines for malaria", "what vaccines are available to treat malaria quizlet", "what vaccines work against malaria in humans", "is malaria vaccine effective", "malaria vaccine how effective", "what vaccine is for malaria", "are there vaccinations for malaria", "vaccines for malaria", "what is the most effective malaria vaccine" ]

[ "what is rapamycin and its effects on lung function", "what is rapamycin-induced microrna", "can rapamycin cause angiomyolipoma", "what is the role of rapamycin in tsc1", "when does rapamycin inhibit natriuretic cells?", "is rapamycin regulated by mir", "what is mir21", "rapamycin induces a mTOR signal", "can rapamycin inhibit rapamycin", "is rapamycin an inhibitor of mtor", "which mir is a target of rapamycin in lymphangiiomemia? quizlet", "what is the effect of rapamycin on lymphangiomes", "which mtor inhibits the growth of angiomyolipoma?", "is rapamycin an inhibitor of mtor", "what are the target of rapanmycin", "what type of cell is affected by rapamycin", "does rapamycin regulate the volume of renal angiomyolipoma cells", "does rapamycin cause lung tumor", "what is rapamycin and how does it work", "which microRNA is upregulated by rapamycin" ]

[ "what gene is activated for erlotinib", "gene mutation that causes resistance to egf receptors", "does erlotinib suppress egfr tyrosine", "what mutation is erlotinib", "what is the role of egfr in lung cancer", "erlotinib tki response", "what mutation does erlotinib affect", "what genes are associated with egfr resistance?", "what type of mutation is erlotinib", "erlotinib resistance", "which mutations of the egfr gene cause resistance to erlotinib", "what is erlotinib used for", "is erlotinib chemotherapy a tki", "why is it important to know which gene is responsible for erlotinib resistance", "does erlotinib inhibit egfr", "why is erlotinib a resistance inhibitor", "what gene do mutations in the egfr receptors cause", "what genes are affected egfr mutations", "what type of mutations cause resistance of erlotinib to erlotinib", "which gene is affected by erlotinib resistance" ]

[ "what irgm1 does to autophagy", "which autoimmune pathogen inhibits autophagy", "what is the role of lignase", "what is irgm1", "where is irgm in autophagy?", "what is mycobacteria induced autophagy", "what irig in autophagy", "irgm protein function", "irgm protein definition", "function of the immunological p47 guanosine triphosphatase (irgm) in preventing intracellular mycobacteria", "irgm1 is a protein that inhibits autophagy and autolysosomal cell formation.", "what is the role argm", "what is irgm", "which antibody induces autophagy?", "irgm definition biology", "what is the role of an antigen in autophagy", "irgm1 protein induced autophagy", "what is the role of irgm1", "what protein is responsible for autophagy", "what is irgm" ]

[ "what is clinical pharmacy education", "what is clinical pharmacy training", "pharmacologist educational program", "clinical pharmacy intervention", "what is the clinical pharmacy education program in a teaching school", "clinical pharmacy education", "what is clinical pharmacy education", "what is clinical pharmacy education", "how many clinics in tehran for pharmacy students", "clinical pharmacy education", "clinical pharmacist education", "what is a clinical pharmacy intervention in a hospital", "what is clinical pharmacy education", "clinical pharmacy education program", "where is masih daneshvari iran", "clinical pharmacy education plan definition", "clinical pharmacy education definition", "pharmacology education definition", "clinical intervention for pharmacy", "is clinical pharmacy intervention a nursing intervention" ]

[ "which of these structure has a conduction axis", "what is the function of atrioventricular tissue in cardiac conduction?", "where is the conduction axis located in a normal heart?", "where is the atrioventricular conduction axis located", "what is the directional direction of the atrioventricular conduction axis", "what is the atrium conduction", "conduction tissue definition", "what is the atrial conduction tissue of the heart", "what is the surgical anatomy of conduction tissues", "is it normal to find the sinus node in the anterior atrium or the ventricles", "which structures are found within the atrioventricular axis", "which tissue is found at the heart", "which tissue is atrioventricular", "what is the function of the conduction node in the heart", "what is the surgical anatomy of atrial conduction", "where does the atrioventricular conduction axis penetrate", "which of the following is a characteristic of the atrioventricular conduction tissues?", "which structure is associated with the atrioventricular conduction axis?", "what is the atrioventricular conduction axis and what structures does it connect to?", "what is atrial tissue" ]

[ "what is myfood24", "who is myfood24 for", "how accurate is my food24", "what is myfood24", "what is myfood24", "what is mpr for dietary assessment", "what is myfood 24", "what is myfood24", "what is myfood24?", "what is myfood24", "when is myfood24 effective", "what is myfood24", "how long does it take to confirm dietary intake", "what is myfood24?", "what was the mpr in oral myfood24", "why does myfood24 need to be compared with an mpr", "how accurate is myfood24", "what is myfood24", "which is the best time to use myfood24", "myfood meaning" ]

[ "what tea can cause cancer", "effect of green tea on tumor growth", "green tea effects on doxorubicin", "can green tea enhance cancer chemotherapy", "can green tea induce cancer", "does green tea help with chemotherapy", "does green tea help with chemotherapy", "can green tea help cancer", "which green drinks are good for cancer", "what kind of tea for cancer patients", "what is the benefits of a cup of green tea for chemo", "effects of green tea on cancer patients", "is green tea harmful to doxorubicin", "effects of green tea on cancer patients", "does green tea affect chemotherapy", "which tea increases doxorubicin", "does tea enhance doxorubicin", "what is green tea chemo", "can green tea be used during chemo", "is green tea chemotherapy" ]

[ "hdeca5 regulates klf2 regulation", "which of the following inhibits klf2 transcription phosphorylation", "what is the role of histone deacetylase for klf2", "what inhibits klf2-dependent nitric oxide synthesis", "hdac5 interacts with klf2", "what is klf2 and hdac5", "what is hdac5 molecule", "what is histone deacetylase", "which transcription factor inhibits klf2 activity", "hdac5 interaction with klf2", "where is klf2 in the blood", "what regulates klf2", "what role does histone deacetylase play in inflammatory nitric oxide regulation?", "what histone deacetylase inhibits klf2", "what inhibits klf2 transcription", "hepatic deacetylase regulates", "what is enos transcription", "which gene is involved in klf2 transcription?", "what is the role of histone deacetylase in klf2 transcription", "what is the role of histone deacetylase 5 in KLF" ]

[ "what is the rnase function in reverse transcriptase?", "how does mutation influence the activity of nnrti", "nnrti is a non nucleoside rnase inhibitor.", "what mutation is a resistance inhibitor for nevirapine?", "what is the mutation for nevirapine", "what rnase inhibits nevirapine", "what enzyme inhibits rnase h activity", "what is nevirapine", "which mutant is an inhibitor of nevirapine", "what is n348i", "why is nevirapine an inhibitor", "what rnase inhibits nevirapine", "what inhibits rnase h activity", "does nevirapine affect rnase?", "which gene mutation is an important resistance molecule?", "what is rnase h mutation in hiv", "what is nevirapine mediated antidna reaction", "which gene is associated with antirnase resistance?", "what is n348i mutation", "what mutation is an inhibitor of rnase h in hiv" ]

[ "clinical trials for cancer patients", "long term effects for patients", "what is the role of clinical trial for colorectal cancer", "who recruited patients for a clinical trial", "what is the challenge of recruiting patients into clinical trial", "how to recruit long term survivors after cancer treatment", "how many patients are enrolled in the ctsdb", "what is nsbp?", "what is the purpose of clinical trial recruitment", "how long do clinical studies last", "what is the role of the clinical trial for cancer patients", "when should patients be recruited for clinical trials", "how long after diagnosis does cancer treatment last", "how late do clinical trials benefit patients", "when is the opportunity to recruit patients for a clinical trial", "how are long term clinical patients recruited", "who is enrolled in the long term effects of cancer", "what is the challenge of recruiting patients for a clinical trial", "how long do clinical trials recruit after cancer treatment", "when do cancer trials recruit" ]

[ "what type of cell does ardsb target", "how long does it take for a chondroitin sulfate b vaccine to work", "which is an appropriate treatment for spinal cord injury?", "how long after shock does arylsulfatase b work", "what enzyme is used to remove chondroitin sulfate", "why is arsb used for spinal cord injury", "what is arsb", "what is arylsulfatase abc", "arylsulfatase aba is used to what", "how long for arylsulfatase b injection", "when is arylsulfatase b used for spinal cord injury", "where is arylsulfatase a", "which chondroitin enzyme is used for spinal cord injury", "when does arsb injection work", "arylsulfatase b is used to", "how long does it take for arylsulfatase b to work after spinal cord injury", "when does arylsulfatase b work", "why is arsb used after spinal cord injury", "what is an arylsulfatase b", "how long does arsb stay in the brain after spinal cord injury" ]

[ "asrs definition dsm-iv", "who asrs screening", "what is asrs", "how accurate is a dsm ii asrs", "asrs definition", "what scale does adults report for adhd", "who asrs screening test", "what scale is used to screen for adhd", "what is asrs scale", "what is asrs screener", "who asrs scale", "who asrs scale", "who asrs test", "age of asrs questionnaire", "who screeners", "asrs screening", "asrs how many questions compared to unweighted", "asrs screening", "how accurate is asrs", "what scale is used for adhd" ]

[ "which of lipid mediators are found in milk", "what is the proresolving mediation of milk", "what is proresolving mediator in milk", "human milk proresolving mediators", "is lipid mediator in milk proresolving?", "what are the proresolving mediators found in milk? why?", "what lipid mediator inhibits mastitis in humans", "why are there proresolving mediators?", "which proresolving molecule is found in milk", "which lipid mediator in human milk reduces ri?", "what is the purpose of milk", "what is the proresolving mediator", "what is proresolving mediators", "what are proresolving mediators in milk", "what kind of mediator is milk", "what is proresolving mediator", "are lipid mediators found in milk", "what proresolving mediators are found in milk", "what lipid mediators are found in milk", "what is proresolving mediator in milk" ]

[ "why is cerebral perfusion important to the brain", "is stroke a heterogeneous disorder", "what is the difference between stroke and perfusion", "what is cerebral perfusion and stroke?", "what is the difference between stroke and perfusion", "what is the definition for stroke", "what is meant for cerebral perfusion", "causes and treatment for stroke", "why is cerebral perfusion affected by stroke", "what are the causes of cerebral perfusion", "causes of cerebral perfusion", "which disease affects the circulation in the cerebral cortex?", "can cerebral circulation be disrupted by disease", "is cerebral perfusion a blood disorder", "what is perfusion causing stroke", "causes of cerebral perfusion", "what is the definition of stroke?", "cerebral perfusion stroke", "what is normal for cerebral circulation?", "does the brain damage due to stroke" ]

[ "what is the function of mbd1", "when is mbd1 deficiency", "what gene expression controls neurogenesis", "when mbd1 deficiency leads to neurogenesis, what mechanism is established by this protein?", "mbd1 gene regulation", "what gene regulates neural stem cell differentiation", "what mbd1 regulate", "what is mir184", "what is the gene of mir-184", "which gene is regulated by mbd1?", "what regulates neural stem cell proliferation and differentiation", "what is mbd1", "what is mir-184 mbd1", "what regulates mbd1", "what is mbd1 mediated", "which mbd regulates numbl", "which type of protein regulates cell proliferation?", "what is the role of mbd1 in nscs", "which of the following regulates mir-184?", "what is mbd1 methylation-mediated gene expression" ]

[ "which gene is mutated in mds patients?", "how to predict survival of mds patients", "which genes are associated with myelodysplastic syndrome?", "mds genetic mutation", "how many genes were mutated in mds", "is tet2 gene a gene", "how many of the genetically significant genes affected the survival of mds patients", "which gene mutation is associated with high risk mds", "genetic aberrations in mds", "what genes are associated with mds", "genetic mutations in mds", "which genes are associated with low risk of myelodysplastic syndrome", "why do mutations occur in a disease", "how many genes are in a disease", "how many genes affected by mds", "mds genetic abnormalities", "how many genes mds", "how many genes are affected by myelodysplastic syndrome", "how many genes are affected in mds", "dna sequencing of mds" ]

[ "what is pdgfralpha target gene", "what is pdgfra for pediatric gliomas", "pediatric high grade glioma definition", "pediatric hgb gene expression", "pediatric and adult gliomas", "which genes are affected by hgb", "what chromosome do gliomas have", "what is pdgfra", "what is the gene expression for pediatric gliomas", "are pediatric glioma chromosomes related", "what is pagfra in a pediatric hematopoietic giloma", "what is diffuse intrinsic pontine gliomas", "what is the difference between hgg and glb", "pediatric glioma is diffuse intrinsic pontine", "what is the role of pdgfra in pediatric hgb", "what is pdgfralpha", "are gliosarcomas childhood chromosomes", "pediatric glioma what is pdgfralpha", "what is the role of pdgfra in pediatric glioma", "what gene expression is used in pediatric hggs" ]

[ "what is gene set enrichment analysis", "what is an enrichment method", "what is a gene set enrichment analysis", "gene set enrichment analysis definition", "what is genome-wide rna enrichment analysis", "gene expression analysis methodology", "what is gene enrichment analysis", "what is gsea analysis", "what is gsea", "what is gseda gene analysis", "what is gene set enrichment in biological research", "what is gsea?", "definition gene set enrichment", "what is gsea in genetic analysis", "what is gsea", "what is gsea analysis", "what is gsae in gene expression", "what is gene enrichment", "what is gsae", "define gene enrichments" ]

[ "why do rnas evolve", "which is an evolutionary consequence of rna", "which type of gene carries more than one functional function?", "which is a characteristic of transcriptional rna?", "which regulatory rna evolved", "what rnas are responsible for regulation", "what is an rnas function", "explain the role of rna in transcription", "what was the function of the mrna in early life and why?", "which regulatory function has been lost", "how do rna genes differ from rna genes", "do mrna have dual regulatory function", "do mrna contain protein coding", "when mrna is evolved it provides what", "what is the function of an rna transcript", "why do transcripts contain regulatory features", "does transcription have more than one functions", "why is the transcription of mrna so important in developing organisms", "which regulatory function is shared between all proteins", "why do proteins evolve in a eukaryotic genome" ]

[ "what is the treg", "which antigen specific t cells inhibit the growth of a mouse", "what trigs suppress diabetes", "what trig is specifically designed to suppress autoimmune disease", "what is the effector t cell for diabetes?", "what cd25 is tregs", "which regulatory t cells are found in nonobese diabetic mice?", "what trigs suppress autoimmunity", "what is treg t cell function", "how do tregs help diabetes", "what trigs suppress autoimmune", "can cd4+ tregs be expanded in vivo", "how does treggers function", "in vitro expansion of regulatory t cells is an example of what type of therapy", "how do regulatory t cells work on diabetes?", "what are the regulatory t cells", "what cytokines are used to suppress disease in mice", "does tregs suppress autoimmune diseases?", "tregs suppress", "which type of trigs can suppress diabetes" ]

[ "what is stathmin overexpressed in", "what is stathmin overexpression", "what is stathmin overexpression", "what is stathmin?", "where is stathmin detected in treatment for endometrial cancer", "when to use stathmin", "stathmin overexpression definition", "which biomarker is associated with metastasis?", "what is stathmin immunohistochemical staining", "what is stathmin overexpression", "overexpression in stathmin in hysterectomy", "what is stathmin overexpression?", "which oncogen is an indication of cancer", "is stathmin in curettage", "stathmin immunohistochemical staining", "what is staining of stathmin in cancer", "what is stathmin ua", "which marker is overexpressed in the liver in a curettage sample for endometrial cancer?", "is stathmin an overexpressing tumor marker", "is stathmin a blood cancer marker" ]

[ "statins are used in which treatment?", "which statin therapy is indicated to decrease inflammation in cpb patients?", "does statin therapy reduce inflammation", "what inflammatory mediators can be suppressed following cpb surgery?", "what statins are used for cpb", "are statins used in cpb?", "what are the inflammatory mediators in cpb patients", "can statin be used to inhibit inflammatory response after cardiopulmonary bypass", "inflammatory markers post cpb", "do statins decrease an inflammatory response", "what markers are in statins?", "how prophylactic statins help cpb", "how do statins reduce inflammatory response", "what is the statin prophylaxis", "what is the inflammatory mediator of statin used for", "does statin therapy affect inflammatory mediators", "which statins have potential effects on inflammatory mediators", "what is the rct for statin therapy", "do statins decrease inflammatory mediators", "how does statin cause increased inflammatory markers" ]

[ "what is cgh for bladder cancer", "what is genomic hybridization", "which genomic clones contain heterozygous deletions", "how many genomic clones are there in bladder cancer", "which chromosome is responsible for gene mutation in bladder cells?", "what is genomic hybridization for bladder tumors", "how to screen genomic copy number", "genomic hybridization of tp53", "what chromosome is associated with bladder tumors", "genomic hybridization clones", "where is copy number stored?", "what genomic region would cause homozygous deletions", "how many copies of dna were identified in bladder tumors", "what is genomic hybridization of prostate", "what is dna genomic hybridization", "what is cgh for bladder", "genomic hybridization in bladder cancer", "which type of clone represents a large chromosomal region in bladder cancer", "which dna is a clone with the highest copy number", "what is genomic hybridization" ]

[ "what role does tet2 play in inflammation", "which of the following dna modifiers is required to resolve inflammation?", "which proteins is required for cell resolution", "what tel2 is required for", "which of these gene modifiers is involved in the regulation of inflammation?", "tet2 is required to resolve inflammation by recruiting hdac2 to specifically repress IL-6 transcription", "what is tet2", "tet2 dna methylcytosine dioxygenase activity", "what type of transcription factor is tet", "what is tet2", "what is tet2 responsible for", "which molecule is involved with transcription", "which transcription factor is affected by the loss of tet2?", "what is the role of tet2 in inflammation regulation", "which melanoma gene is affected by tet 2", "does tet2 activate transcription", "which is tet2", "which transcription factor triggers expression of il-6", "what is tet2 role", "where tet2 is required in the cell cycle to regulate il 6 expression?" ]

[ "which tnf cell types does dox40 control", "what is ox40", "what is ox40", "which of the following cells is triggered by the tnf receptor", "what is the mechanism ox40 regulates", "which molecules regulate tnfr/tnf receptors", "tnfr superfamily", "what is the role of the tnf receptors in tnf/tnf", "which of the following tnf receptors regulates the activity of t cell", "is tnfr related to mast cells", "what is ox40 receptors", "what role will ox40L play in the regulation of tnfr", "what receptors are involved in the regulation of tnfr", "which molecule is associated with tnfr", "which superfamily regulates tnfr", "where is oxi 40L located", "which immunoglobulin is tnf", "what is ox40 in tnfr", "which tnfr molecule regulates cd8", "what is the function of tnfr/tnf molecule" ]

[ "which gene regulates cholesterol uptake", "which drosophila nuclear receptor binds cholesterol?", "what is dhr96", "what drosophila gene regulates cholesterol", "what is the role of dhr96?", "what protein regulates cholesterol", "which nuclear receptor regulates cholesterol", "what receptor binds cholesterol? quizlet", "which gene regulates cholesterol", "which genes regulate cholesterol", "which nuclear receptor binds to cholesterol", "what is the nucleus of dr96", "is dr96 required for normal cholesterol uptake", "what is the regulatory mechanism of cholesterol", "what is the role of the dhr96 receptor", "which nuclear receptor binds cholesterol", "which of the following is a drosophila nuclear receptor?", "what is the role of dhr96", "what is dr96 and what is its function", "what genes bind cholesterol" ]

[ "how does aerobic fitness affect memory", "what is the relationship between hippocampal volume and memory", "what is the relationship between hippocampal volume and memory", "effect of exercise on memory", "effect of hippocampal volume on memory", "which is best relationship between hippocampal volume and memory?", "what increases hippocampal volume when exercising?", "which of the following is associated with hippocampal volume", "what is hippocampal volume and memory", "how do hippocampal volume affect memory", "hippocampal volume in relational memory quizlet", "what is hippocampal volume and memory volume?", "what effect does aerobic exercise have on memory", "can hippocampal volume help memory", "what is hippocampal volume", "which is an effect of a higher hippocampal volume", "when does hippocampal volume change in the elderly", "when is hippocampal volume related to memory", "what is hippocampal volume", "what activity increases hippocampal volume" ]

[ "what is the association between vitamin d and pregnancy", "what is the association between ohd and pregnancy", "what is the association between maternal serum vitamin d levels and birth weight", "when should vitamin d be increased", "what is the association between vitamin d levels", "what is the association between vitamin hd and pregnancy?", "what are the risks of insufficient vitamin d during pregnancy", "what are the risks of vitamin d", "what is the correlation between ohd levels during pregnancy and birth weight", "what is the association between vitamin d levels and birth weight?", "what is serum vitamin d levels", "what is 25 ohd serum level", "what vitamin is used in pregnancy", "effects of 25 hz levels during pregnancy", "what is vitamin d in pregnancy", "which vitamin does a woman insufficiently take?", "how can vitamin d levels affect pregnancy", "what is the association between vitamin d levels and pregnancy", "how does OHD levels affect pregnancy", "is 25 vitamin d insufficient" ]

[ "which of the following is a symptom of the effects of repeated social defeat?", "effects of repeating social defeat", "which receptors are activated by repeated social defeat", "why is microglia antagonism during social defeat", "what neurotransmitter inhibits microglia after social defeat", "where is microglia induced from", "what microglia are affected by social defeat", "does repeated defeat trigger antagonism", "does social defeat affect microglia", "is social defeat related to anxiety", "which of these receptors does social defeat activate", "how is social defeat induced", "effects of repeated social defeat in the brain", "causes of microglia in brain during social defeats", "what receptor is used for anxiety like behavior?", "what is the role of social defeat in a mouse", "what neuron does social defeat stimulate", "does social defeat increase c-fos", "which neurotransmitter is an example of a receptor associated with anxiety?", "effects of repeated defeat" ]

[ "which neural precursors are transplanted into neural tube cells", "what is neural precursor?", "neural precursors are derived from embryonic stem cells", "what are neural precursor cells", "when a es cell differentiates into synapse, it is", "in vitro differentiation of neural precursors", "why are neural precursors transplantable", "what is the function of neural precursor cells?", "why are neural precursors from es cells transplantable", "what is the neural precursor from es cell", "what differentiates in es cells", "what is neural precursors", "which stem cell makes up neural precursors", "what are neural precursors", "which neural cells are derived from fibroblast growth factor", "when es cells differentiate into neurons", "which es cell is capable of forming neural precursors and cells for neurotransplantation?", "why are neurons and astrocytes differentiated in es cells?", "how are neural precursors differentiated in es cells", "what differentiates neural precursors into neuron?" ]

[ "what is the function of prostaglandins in c. albicans", "which isoenzyme inhibits the production of prostaglandins?", "what is pge(2) production in candida albicans", "what is prostaglandin e2 produced by in c albicans?", "what is the role of pkg in prostaglandin production?", "what produces prostaglandins", "what is the pge of c albicans", "what is the molecule that produces prostaglandins in c. albicans?", "which type of cellular organism makes prostaglandin e2", "which gene is found in c. albicans", "where are pge2 produced in c. albicans", "where is prostaglandin generated from in a lysate", "which gene regulates pge in c albicans", "what is the role of prostaglandins in c. albicans", "what is the function of prostaglandin e2 in c. albicans", "what is the role of prostaglandin e2", "what genes are needed to produce pge(2)", "what metabolites does candida albicans produce", "what produces pge2", "which bacteria produces prostaglandin e2" ]

[ "which gene regulates erythroid cell differentiation?", "where is klf1 found", "which of the following is an endogenous regulator of terminal, erythroid differentiation", "does klf1 initiate cell differentiation", "what is klf1", "what regulates erythroid differentiation quizlet", "which gene coordinates apoptosis", "where is klf1 located", "where does klf1 regulate erythroid cells", "what regulates erythroid", "what role does klf1 play in the cell cycle?", "which genes are part of terminal erythroid differentiation?", "what regulates erythroid differentiation", "klf1 promoter in erythroid cells", "which chromosome is klf1", "what regulates the process of terminal differentiation?", "which genes regulate erythroid cell differentiation", "what regulates erythroid cell differentiation", "why is klf1 a transcriptional activator in cells", "where is klf1 regulated" ]

[ "what is kmas", "what is kobas", "what is bokos?", "web server kotas", "how is kobas annotated", "what is kobas", "what is kobas", "what is kobas", "what is kobas", "what is kobas", "what is kobas?", "what is kobas", "what is kobas", "what is kobas", "what is kobas", "why use kobas web server", "what is kobas", "what are kobas", "what is kobas for pathologist", "which is kobas" ]

[ "what is the role of erythrocytes in pfl resistance to malaria", "how is erythrocytes affected by malaria", "which miRNA is regulated by plasmodium falciparum", "which erythrocytes are prone to transmit a variant hemoglobin allele", "which mirna is enriched in sickle cell erythrocytes", "what is plasmodium falciparum's disease", "erythrocytes that do not contain hemoglobin", "what is plfs erythrocyte? what is its function?", "what mirna regulates the spread of malaria", "which erythrocytes are affected by malaria", "which mirna is most likely to be involved with infection with plasmodium falciparum", "what inhibits the translation of pf", "why is erythrocyte mir-451 highly enriched", "why is erythrocytes resistant to malaria", "which microrna is most abundant in erythrocytes expressing hbs and hbss", "does erythrocytes cause malaria", "what microrna does plasmodium falciparum carry", "which mirna is enriched in the parasitic erythrocytes", "what is the function of erythrocytes for plasmodium falciparum?", "what kind of microrna is used in the life cycle of plasmodium falciparum" ]

[ "which type of lymphocytes are activated by cd28", "what t cell receptors cause autoimmunity", "which t cells are activated by cd28", "which t cell activates in the cytotoxic t lymphocytes?", "which receptor regulates autoimmunity by causing infiltration of t cells into secondary lymphoid organs", "is cd28 a kinase inhibitor", "which receptor does autoimmunity", "tec family kinase is involved", "which receptor is responsible for autoimmunity?", "what is the mechanism of action of ctla4", "is itk inhibitor", "which cd28 signal regulates t cell trafficking?", "what is t cell trafficking", "does t cell activation cause lymphoma", "which receptor regulates autoimmunity", "which tec family kinase regulates t cell trafficking", "does cd28 inhibit autoimmunity", "what type of signaling is cd28", "what is cd28/itk receptors", "what is cd28 and itk" ]

[ "does progeroid cause longevity", "does aging cause stress", "what are the four major biological systems involved in aging?", "do long-lived mice require a dna repair", "do progeroid mice age", "aging vs progeroid", "what is the effect of stress during aging on the body", "which is associated with increased aging and stress?", "what is the biological process to regulate longevity", "what process is responsible for the longevity of progeroid mice", "which of the following are genes that are suppressed in response to stress quizlet", "how does progeroid affect aging?", "which organisms are affected by an accelerated aging?", "what is endocrine response that is associated with long-lived mouse", "what process is involved with aging", "which organisms have progeroid effects on longevity", "how is aging related to longevity", "what is an underlying effect of aging", "which endocrine processes are related to natural aging?", "is aging a process" ]

[ "arginine depletion in cornea", "which corneal organ is immune protected?", "what is arginase inhibitor", "which t cells are affected by depletion of arginase inhibitor", "what is the function of the arginine depletion receptor in an allograft", "which t cell is activated in the epitothelium of the eye?", "what is the function of arginase in the cornea?", "what is the role of arginase", "which cells are depleted by arginase?", "which of the following is the function of arginase in a graft", "which is the functional arginase", "why is arginine depleted", "what cells are affected by the arginine depletion mechanism of the cornea?", "what organelle inhibits arginase", "what is the function of arginase in the cornea", "which arginase inhibits t-cell proliferation?", "which organelle is responsible for inhibiting arginine depletion", "what is the role of arginase", "which t cell is affected by depleted arginine", "what is arginase inhibitor" ]

[ "how long should children be on concerta before taking", "when should you dose concerta", "what is a normal mph dose for children", "what is the difference between once a day and concerta", "how many doses of concerta can a child take a day", "how often to give concerta", "when is concerta once a day", "what is methylphenidate dose", "when to use concerta medication", "when to use methylphenidate in children with adhd", "when is concerta dose equivalent", "methylphenidate half-life pediatric", "is concerta a placebo", "what is the difference between concerta and methylphenidate", "what is ir methylphenidate used for", "how often is methylphenidate given", "what is the dose of concerta", "what does methylphenidate do", "what time can i take concerta", "when should concerta be given once daily" ]

[ "who is leaderless genes", "what genes lack tis", "what is leaderless gene", "which gene has leaderless genes", "are leaderless genes dominant in bacteria", "who are leaderless genes in bacteria", "which genes lack sd", "which genes are leaderless genes", "what is the leaderless gene bacteremia", "which bacteria does the leaderless signal occur in", "what organism has leaderless genes", "leaderless genes in bacteria", "where are leaderless genes in bacteria", "which gene has the most leaders", "where is leaderless", "what kind of genes does bacteria have", "what is leaderless gene in bacteria", "which genes are leaderless and which are not?", "who are leaderless genes", "what is leaderless? a prokaryotic or bacteria-specific gene" ]

[ "insulin response of sirt1 neurons", "what neuron is insulin regulated by", "is sirt1 deficiency systemic", "which neuron regulates insulin sensitivity", "what is sirt1 and why is it important?", "what is sirt1", "what is neuronal sirt1 deficiency", "which sirt regulates insulin sensitivity?", "insulin sensitivity in mice", "does sirt1 control glucose", "insulin sensitivity mice", "insulin resistance in sirt1 deficient mice", "what type of neuron is sirt1", "what role does sirt1 play in insulin sensitivity", "insulin sensitivity mice", "why is sirt1 neuron specific?", "which neuron inhibits sirt1 activity? brainly", "insulin sensitivity in siret1 mice", "siret1 function", "what is insulin sirel effect" ]

[ "why are regulatory genes important in genomics", "what is regulatory trait correlation", "how do regulatory genes affect traits", "what is regulatory trait concordance", "what is gwas regulation", "what is the regulatory gene regulation", "what is regulatory trait concordance", "which genetic variant has associated GWAS results", "can regulatory genes cause disease", "what are regulatory genes", "regulatory trait concordance", "regulatory trait correlation model", "which genetic variant has been implicated in diseases or regulatory traits?", "which genetic modification can have regulatory effects for genes derived from a genome that is not associated with a gene?", "is eqtls responsible for gene regulation", "regulatory gene congruence", "which gene is associated with the GWAS qtl", "what is the regulatory trait that contributes to the replication of genetic variation?", "what is regulatory trait", "is eqtls a qtl?" ]

[ "what factors can contribute to mortality", "what is the difference between a man and a woman for pneumonia", "how does the gender affect infection rate", "what is gender independent mortality for pneumonia", "which infectious comorbidity is associated with mortality", "gender difference in mortality for pneumonia", "what causes death and mortality in women from hospitalized pneumonia?", "when gender is associated with infection in hospitals", "does gender affect mortality from pneumonia", "why do women need to be hospitalized for pneumonia", "what is gender-dependent mortality", "which is the most important cause of mortality among hospitalized patients?", "what is the risk of death in hospitals based on gender", "is the mortality due to pneumonia related to gender?", "which is associated with mortality for pneumonia", "how does gender impact hospitalization", "how gender is associated with mortality?", "causes and effects of gender differences on mortality", "which factors contribute to mortality", "gender-related mortality" ]

[ "what is the median age of metastatic colorectal cancer patients", "which of the following is a common drug-adrenal reaction?", "what is the median age associated with panitumumab", "age for avg bevacizumab", "when is aflibercept most commonly used", "adrs in mcrc", "average age for mcrc in elderly", "what is the age for metastatic colorectal cancer?", "what is the adr for bevacizumab", "what is the normal age of a patient undergoing chemotherapy for colon cancer?", "age group for bevacizumab", "what type of anticancer is bevacizumab?", "how are the adverse reaction reports related to mcrac", "are mcrc drugs safer", "age group of metastatic colorectal cancer", "which anticancer is most associated with an elderly patient receiving cetuximab", "why is regorafenib used in elderly patients", "are bevacizumab and cetuximab more common in mcrc", "what is the average age of adult patients for bevacizumab", "are cancer drugs more dangerous for elderly" ]

[ "what is the frequency of cpg methylation and thromobospondin-1", "which cancer cells are methylated more frequently", "how is p16 methylated in colon carcinoma", "which cpg island is methylated", "which cpg receptors are methylated in chronic gastritis?", "does gastric carcinoma methylate", "which cpg gene is methylated more often in chronic gastrinitis", "which gene is hypermethylated", "what is the frequency of methylation of p16", "what is the frequency of cpg methylation in adenomas", "what is the methylation frequency of p16 in adenomas", "hmlh1 hypermethylation", "what is the frequency of cpg island hypermethylation?", "where are cpg island methylated", "which molecule is methylated during gastroparesis", "what is a high frequency of cpg methylation in carcinomas", "what is cpg methylation", "what is hmlh1 methylation", "what gene is hypermethylated", "what is cpg island hypermethylation" ]

[ "causes of familial amyloidosis", "ttr fap symptoms", "what is ttr-fap", "what is the clinical course of ttr-fap", "what is the clinical condition of ttr?", "what is the treatment for ttr", "what is ttr-fap", "what is the cause and treatment of ttr-fap", "what is the clinical course of ttr-fap", "what is ttr-fap", "ttr polyneuropathy symptoms", "what is ttr-fap", "causes of familial amyloid", "what is the treatment for ttr familial amyloidosis", "what is ttr-fap", "ttr-fap causes", "what is ttr familial", "which neuropathy is caused by mutation of ttr", "which gene is associated with transthyretin familial amyloidosis?", "when is ttr-fap fatal" ]

[ "which cell type identifies antigen receptors that are generated by dna rearrangement?", "why innate immune cells are called NKT cells", "what is innate immune cell type", "what is the role of invariant natural killer cells in immunity", "what is innate killer cells", "what is innate t cell", "what are the innate and adaptive immune response", "what is the name of the type of cell that elicits an innate response", "are lymphocytes the same as innate immune cells?", "what is innate killer cells and how is one activated to innately recognize disease? why", "what are the effects of the natural killer cells? what do they do in a specific cell type?", "which of the following is an innately derived cell?", "which type of lymphocytes interact with glycolipids in response to an innate response", "innate killer cells definition", "which of these cells is the innate or adaptive immune system?", "what is innate immune responses", "what cells are innate cells", "what type of cells are the innate immune system", "innate immunity is the same as", "what are the innate killer cells" ]

[ "how effective is olmesartan", "what is olmesartan for", "olmesartan is what type of medication", "what is olmesartan", "what is olmesartan prescribed for", "what is olmesartan?", "is olmesartan used for hypertension", "what is olmesartan", "can angiotensin receptor blockers work in combination or alone", "what is olmesartan used for", "is amlodipine an angiotensin blocker", "is olmesartan antihypertensive", "which antihypertensive drugs help control blood pressure?", "what is olmesartan treatment", "what is the purpose of olmesartan", "what is the purpose of olmesartan", "what is olmesartan used for", "what is olmesartan and what does it do", "olmesartan is effective for what", "what is the main purpose of olmesartan?" ]

[ "what are counterfeit malaria tablets?", "where can artesunate be used", "what is malaria drugs", "what is artesunate", "which antimalarial is used in the treatment of malaria", "what is artesunate", "what is artesunate malaria", "which type of artesunate is used for malaria treatment", "why is artesunate a counterfeit medicine", "what is phylum artesunate", "what is fake artesunate", "what is artesunate", "what is artesunate used for", "what is a fake artesunate used for in malaria treatment", "what is artesunate", "what is the fake steroid pff", "who manufactures fake artesunate mri", "fake malaria tablets", "what is artesunate used for", "what is artemisinin derivative" ]

[ "which of the following is a characteristic of endothelial dysfunction in diabetes", "define endothelial dysfunction", "endothelial dysfunction definition", "what is endothelial cell dysfunction", "endothelial dysfunction symptoms", "what is the purpose of endothelial dysfunction", "endothelial function of diabetes nephropathy", "endothelial dysfunction symptoms", "endothelial dysfunction symptoms", "which of the following is the initiation phase of endothelial cell dysfunction?", "which of the following is responsible for endothelial dysfunction?", "which cell dysfunction leads to nephropathy and a scavenging of nitric oxide (nitric oxide)?", "endothelial dysfunction causes", "what is the cause of endothelial cell dysfunction nephropathy", "what is endothelial cell dysfunction in diabetics", "what are nephronal cells", "what pathophysiology is involved in endothelial dysfunction", "what is endothelial cell dysfunction", "does nitric oxide cause diabetic nephropathy", "is nitric oxide found in the retina" ]

[ "which protein promotes gene silencing", "what type of inheritance occurs with rnai", "what is the name of the gene that causes rnai silencing in germ cells", "rnai defective", "which gene is defective and what is it", "rnai defective genes", "what promotes multigenerational inheritance", "how to develop a RNAi defective gene", "what is a nucleotide argonaute protein?", "what is the role of Argonaute in genetic inheritance", "what is the function of argonaute?", "which gene is associated with rnai-dependent silencing?", "what is rnai defective", "which rnai is defective in nematodes?", "why is rnai transmitted", "which gene is affected by rnai inheritance", "what is the genetic mutation of argonaute protein", "what type of gene does hrde-1 encode", "which type of rnai relates to germline silencing in nematodes?", "what is rnai defective" ]

[ "which mechanism of autophagy causes cell death", "what inhibits autophagy", "what mechanism allows for cell death in vivo", "caspase inhibition causes what type of cell death?", "what inhibits the accumulation of caspase causing cell death?", "what is the purpose of autophagy?", "what inhibits autophagy and causes cell death?", "what is meant by inhibition of caspase in autophagy?", "what causes autophagy and cell death", "what is the mechanism of autophagy", "what is the role of caspase inhibition in cell death", "what is the mechanism of autophagy in cells", "what is autophagy caused by", "which of the following is a mechanism for autophagy", "which is a role of caspase inhibition?", "why do cells die from causpase inhibition", "which of the following is a function of selective autophagy quizlet", "which caspase inhibitor is responsible for cell death", "what type of inhibition inhibits autophagy by reversing autophagy?", "what is the role of caspase in autophagy" ]

[ "when do epidermal stem cells peak", "what controls the circadian rhythm of stem cells", "which circadian rhythm modulates the function of epidermal stem cells", "when do core clock gene peak", "how does a circadian rhythm regulate the function of the epidermal stem cells?", "which circadian rhythm regulates cells", "do epidermal stem cells respond to tgf", "how is the epidermal stem cell function regulated", "what amplitudes do core clocks occur within a stem cell", "which of these stimulates the production of epidermal stem cells?", "when do stem cells respond to clocks", "circadian rhythms regulate what type of cell", "what regulates stem cells", "what regulates the function of epigenetically differentiated human stem cells", "what regulates the function of epidermal stem cells?", "do epidermal stem cells respond to clock", "which circadian rhythm is associated with the production of epidermal stem cells", "does circadian rhythm affect stem cell function", "circadian rhythm of stem cells", "circadian clock gene regulation in stem cells" ]

[ "what is the role of bm cells in the heart", "what is the function of s cells in the heart?", "what is the purpose of es cells", "can es cells regenerate a myocardium?", "what is es cells for?", "what is the function of es derived cardiac cells?", "which cell is used to engraft es", "which cell is derived from cardiac endothelial cells", "es cells are used for", "which cell source is best for engraftment", "what is es cell-derived cardiomyocytes", "are bone marrow cells used for engraftment to myocardium", "what cell does infarct myocardium receive", "what is cardiac marrow derived cardiomyocytes", "where are es cells found", "which cells contain puromycin?", "what cell has a contractile function", "what is es cell derived cardiomyocytes", "what cell is the heart implanted with", "what is es cell used in engraftment" ]

[ "which chemotherapeutic agents are available for pda", "what is the role of hyaluronan in pda", "which hormone is enzymatically depleted to induce an expansion of the pda blood vessel and increase its permeability?", "what is the recombinant ph20 hormone in the pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma", "is pegph20 chemotherapy", "is megadalton glycosaminoglycan hyaluronan chemotherapy?", "what is hyaluronan in pda", "which chemotherapeutic agent is used in mouse model of pancreatic cancer?", "why is hyaluronan useful in pda", "which molecule can be used for a pda treatment", "what is hyaluronan used for in cancer", "recombinant megadalton glycosaminoglycan hyaluronan (has) mouse model", "what is pegph20 used for?", "what is the role of hyaluronan", "what is pegph20 used for", "how depletes hyaluronan in pancreas", "which hormone depletes a vascular membrane in a mouse model of adenocarcinoma", "what drug delivery system is involved in pda", "hyaluronan pda", "what is the role of hyaluronan in pancreatic cancer" ]

[ "what role does 2′-o-methylation play in interferon production", "what mrna is methylated", "how mrna is methylated", "which molecule is responsible for 2′ o-methylation of mrna?", "which type of interferon is expressed in the cytoplasm of the coronavirus", "what is ribose 2 methylation used for?", "how does 2 o methylation of mrna work?", "what is rna and how does it help the mrna replication", "which rna is methylated?", "what is methylation", "which type of rna is regulated by ribose 2 o methylation of mrna?", "what is rna methylation", "what is the role of ribose 2 methylation in mrna", "what is the 2′ oxymethylation of mrna?", "which rna structure is a self recombinant molecule", "which molecule is responsible for inducing interferon?", "what mrna has 2′ o methylation", "which of the following is a function of ribose two-o-methylation?", "what is 2′ o methylation", "what is the role of ribose in interferon in rna" ]

[ "what type of activity do you measure in a pedometer", "which activity correlates best with fatness?", "what is the relationship between fitness and activity", "does activity correlate", "why does hr correlate with fitness", "what measures fitness?", "which measures an activity level", "do pedometers cause body fat or activity", "do pedometers correlate to activity", "what is tritrac in relation to hr", "what's the relationship between hr and activity", "what is the relationship between hr and activity", "do physical activity and fatness correlate", "how to assess the relationship between activity and fat", "what is the relationship between activity and body fat", "what is the relationship between activity and body fat?", "hr is a measure of", "which pedometer is the best to measure fitness?", "how does hr correlated with body fat for a child", "how does cardio correlate with fitness in a child" ]

[ "what is the fmnl2 function", "where is fmnl2 mediated", "which of the following is required for adj formation?", "which is needed for daughter cell adhesion", "what fmnl2 does in the AJ process", "which is fmedl2", "when are cells made into adhesion junctions", "what is actin-like 2", "what is adhesion polymerization", "what is the function of fmll2 in the adhesion", "what is afmnl2", "which of the following is required for adhesion formation in humans?", "is actin polymerize during cell adhesion", "where is actin polymerization of cells mediated", "what is the role of formin like 2 in cell adhesion formation", "which type of adhesion forms the daughter cells", "which cell type is involved in aj mediated by rac1?", "what is formin like 2", "what is the role of actin in adhesion formation", "what is fmnl2 required for" ]

[ "which ribosomal protein inhibits the phosphorylation of p53?", "which ribosomal protein inhibits p53 polyubiquitination", "does l23 cause a cell cycle arrest", "which ribosomal protein activates p53", "how does l23 affect p53", "what ribosomal proteins interact with cell membranes", "ribosomal protein interacts with p53 and binds to its central", "which ribosomal protein inhibits p53 polyubiquitination", "which protein inhibits p53 in the cell cycle", "what ribosomal protein is l23", "what protein can stimulate p53", "what type of protein interacts with p53 during cell cycle", "which ribosomal protein inhibits p53 polyubiquitination", "what kind of protein inhibits p53 polyubiquitination and degradation", "what protein inhibits p53 polyubiquitination", "which ribosomal protein is responsible for cell cycle arrest", "when overexpressed, hdm2 causes nucleolus truncation", "which protein binds to p53?", "when overexpressed does l23 cause cell cycle arrest", "what type of protein activates p53" ]

[ "which blood marker is associated with plaque formation", "what blood vascular markers are associated with plaque formation", "what blood molecule activates plaques", "what is carotid cellular markers?", "what is the blood cellular marker for the carotid wall", "what is the function of blood cellular markers", "what is the effect of blood cellular markers on plaque formation", "what is the blood lipid marker associated with plaque formation", "what does a blood cellular marker indicate", "which inflammatory platelets cause larger plaques", "what are the characteristics of blood cellular markers", "what markers are associated with atherosclerosis", "causes of atherosclerotic plaques", "what is the blood cellular marker for carotid wall", "what blood marker is associated with plaque?", "which blood cellular marker is associated with plaques in the carotid", "why is platelet activation associated with plaque formation", "what type of blood markers are used for plaque formation", "which blood molecule is associated with plaque formation?", "what cellular markers are associated with a plaque" ]

[ "which receptor is internalized by vegfr", "which receptor entails the internalization of egfr?", "what stimulates vegfr-2 internalization", "which receptors are interned to the cell", "which of the following is a mechanism by which the vegf receptor internalizes the cells?", "what is the function of the vegf receptors?", "what is the function of VEGF receptors", "which vegfr receptor initiates cell internalization", "which molecule controls vegfr-2 internalization?", "which vegf receptor is internalized", "which signaling pathway is associated with cell division", "which vegf receptor is involved in cell internalization and cell proliferation?", "what inhibits vegfr receptor", "which VEGF receptor is internalized at the cell membrane?", "how is vegfr-2 internalized", "does vegfr initiate internalization", "which receptor is internalized more rapidly and is not engaged at junctions?", "which vegf receptors are internalized", "what is the role of endocytosis in cell signaling", "vegfr internalized cell" ]

[ "what is heterologous neutralization", "which type of immunity is affected by viral heterologous neutralization?", "which domain of the hiv envelope is more likely to promote the development of heterologous neutralization", "which is associated with the development of heterologous neutralization", "what gp120 is responsible for heterologous neutropenia", "which genus is most likely to be heterologous", "tf envelope", "what is the role of t/f envelope in neutrophils, such as virulence and replication, in the development of neutralization breadth?", "which region of gp120 promotes neutrophil neutralization", "which glycan motif is responsible for autologous neutralization?", "what domain is heterologous neutralization", "which gene encodes glycan motifs in t/f envs?", "which heterologous immunosuppressant has the greatest glycan diversity", "which gene contributes to homologous neutralization", "what is the role of glycosylation and env for neutrophils", "what is the characteristic of heterologous neutralization", "which type of tf envelope contributes to viral neutralization", "which of the following causes the increase in the level of neutrophils and t/f", "which type of immunity is associated with heterologous neutralization across the immune system?", "what is the heterologous neutropenia" ]

[ "what is the function of oligodendrocytes", "oligodendrocytes what they do", "which cells do glycolytic cox inhibitors", "are oligodendrocytes in the central nervous system", "what is the role of glycolytic glycodendrocyte", "why do oligodendrocytes undergo metabolic coupling", "what axons do oligodendrocytes function at", "what is the function of oligodendrocytes?", "what is oligodendrocyte function", "what is the function of oligodendrocytes", "which type of glial cells can survive in the absence of cox inhibitors", "do oligodendrocytes undergo mitochondrial respiration", "what is the function of an oligodendrocyte", "which cells in the central nervous system undergo mitochondrial respiration?", "what does an oligodendrocyte do", "oligodendrocytes are sensitive to what cytochrome", "are oligodendrocytes glycolytic or aerobic?", "which axons are the most susceptible to mitochondrial respiration?", "what cytochrome does oligonucleotides need", "which of these cells does not have cox activity?" ]

[ "which type of receptor is needed for hiv", "what cells capture hiv", "what is hiv1 and what is siglec", "which cells are the carrier of hiv-1?", "which lectin is associated with hiv transmission", "what type of cell is hiv induced from?", "which lectin is a receptor for hiv infection", "what is the lectin siglec 1", "which lectin initiates hiv capture", "what type of cell receptor is siglec", "what type of lectin controls the viral transmission", "what lectin is responsible for transmitting hiv into the t cells", "what is hiv binder", "what receptor is a siglec", "which cells are capable of transmitting hiv", "which lectin is a dc ligand", "which of the following lectins is expressed in mature hiv t cells?", "which of these is a viral receptor for aids?", "hiv transgenic cells that bind to vesicles", "what is the function of the lectin esss?" ]

[ "what factors influence bacterial colonization", "if intestinal microbiota is established early, is it susceptible to disease?", "what is gut microbiota", "what role does microbial colonization play in intestinal development", "what are factors that influence microbial colonization", "when does microbiota become stable", "what is the primary function of the intestinal microbiome", "when does the intestinal microbiota form", "when is the intestinal microbiota established", "when is the first microbial colonization?", "what role does the gut microbiota play in the digestive tract", "what is the composition of gut bacteria", "how does early colonization of the gut affect the gut?", "what are the factors of intestinal colonization", "what is the composition of the gut microbiota", "where does microbial nutrient production occur", "what is the composition of microbial colonies in the gut", "when does intestinal microbiota change", "what factors influence intestinal bacteria", "what is the main microbial composition in humans" ]

[ "what kind of rats do you feed a diabetic during lactation", "which type of rats have low protein?", "what is the effect of protein restriction on lactation?", "does lactation cause obesity", "why is overfeeding associated with obesity", "why is insulin resistance higher in LC rats", "does overfeeding cause obesity", "which group of rats have higher blood glucose content than the other rats?", "does lactation cause obesity", "what is the difference between a co and a lo litter in blood sugar and insulin resistance", "does protein limit obesity", "when do babies get lactose?", "when should lo rats be overfeeded", "is protein restriction associated with glucose intolerance", "do lone rats overfeed", "when should lactation stop", "what is the homa index for lo vs co rats", "what is the difference between insulin resistance in lupin rats and obesity", "does lactation cause obesity in dogs", "does protein restriction cause obesity" ]

[ "what mutations are associated with a reprogramming of cells?", "which dna factors are integrated during the process of reprogramming?", "which mutation is a result of gene coding", "what type of mutations are seen in induced pluripotent stem cells quizlet", "reprogrammed cells can contain what", "what type of genetic modification occurs in induced pluripotent stem", "when are somatic mutations induced in pluripotent stem", "protein coding mutations in induced pluripotent stem cells", "how many protein-coding point mutations on exomes", "how many protein coding mutations in hips cells?", "how many protein coding mutations are found in reprogramming of hips", "protein coding mutations are associated with", "can gene coding mutations occur in stem cells in vitro", "which of the following is a mutation that causes a reprogrammed cell", "how does transcription factors affect reprogramming", "how to induce pluripotent stem cells", "how many mutations are in a pluripotent cell", "are somatic mutations associated with reprogramming?", "what is reprogramming in stem cell", "which cell type is induced pluripotent stem cells" ]

[ "which cdk is important for the cell cycle", "what is the role of cdk in the cell cycle", "what is the role of cdks in the cells of tumour cells?", "what is the role of cdk in the cell cycle?", "which cleaved cdks are used in each cell cycle", "what is cdk inhibitor therapy", "which cdk regulates the cell cycle", "why is the cell cycle a problem", "what is cdk inhibitor", "what does cdk inhibit", "cdk activity in the cell cycle of a cancer cell is quizlet", "what is involved in causing cell cycle defects", "what is cdk activity", "which is required for the cell cycle", "which type of cdk inhibitor is used to suppress tumor growth", "where is cdk activity located", "what is the purpose of interphase cdks", "what cdks are necessary for the cell cycle", "which cell cycle is associated with proliferation", "what cdk is involved with the cdk" ]

[ "causes of sudden infant death syndrome", "when do sids symptoms start", "what is sids and how does it affect infants?", "causes of sudden infant death syndrome", "causes of infant death", "which of the following conditions is associated with sudden infant death syndrome?", "causes of sudden infant death syndrome", "how are sids caused", "causes of infant death", "causes of sids", "which causes prone position and death", "causes and effects of sudden infant death syndrome", "causes of sudden infant death syndrome in children", "what is the cause of sudden infant death syndrome", "which are risk factors for sudden infant death syndrome (sisds)?", "causes of syds in newborns", "causes of sudden infant death in infants", "causes of premature infant death syndrome", "what causes sids in infants", "causes of sudden infant death syndrome" ]

[ "which genes encode rna polymerase", "which enzyme entails the deletion of histones", "which rna polymerase is involved in transcription?", "which type of gene is affected by rna polymerase", "how heterochromatin is formed", "what type of transcript is deleted", "what is rna and what is its role", "what is the mechanism by which rnai regulates heterochromatin?", "what is the role of rna polymerase in chromatin regulation", "does rnai control transcription", "heterochromatin is characterized by __________ repeats that bind to histones.", "rna interference definition", "what is rnai regulation", "where in an organism does rna interfere with its function", "which is responsible for transcriptional depletion", "what regulates heterochromatin silencing in eukaryotic organisms?", "which rna polymerase is responsible for the replication of homologs of the yeast genome.", "what is the role of rna polymerase in the regulation of histone methylation?", "where do argonaute and dicer codons in dna replication occur", "how does rnai control heterochromatin" ]

[ "how does pleurotolysin form pore", "define macpf structure", "which structure of a macpf pore is characterized by refolding", "what is the main pore-forming domain of macpf?", "what is a macpf pore", "what proteins assemble into pores", "what is the shape of macpf", "what is the shape of a pore that forms when a monomer binds to a lipid?", "what occurs during macpf formation", "what is the function of macpf", "where is the pore structure of pleurotolysin molecule", "what is the purpose of the pore-forming pore structure", "where is the pore-forming structure of macpf", "what is the main structural change of macpf", "what is the role of pleurotolysin", "pore formation is triggered by what", "pore formation", "what occurs during the formation of polysaccharide pore molecules", "what is the structure of pleurotolysin?", "what is macpf and plyb" ]

[ "what regulates functions of miRNA", "what is mirna", "what is the primary function of microrna rna", "how is microrna biogenesis affected", "what is the role and function of the miRNA in translation and regulation of transcription?", "what is mirna function and function", "what is mirna?", "what is the role of mirnas in biogenesis", "what is the role of the mirna", "function of miRNA in cell cycle", "what type of cell regulation involves rna?", "what is the function of the miRNAs in the cell", "what regulates miRNA function", "what is the role of mirna in cellular metabolism", "where is mirna function", "what is microrna in eukaryotic cells", "what regulates miRNA function", "where do we find the function of mirna", "how does mirnas regulate", "what is microRNAs function" ]

[ "cytidine deaminase hypermutation", "which enzyme is responsible for hypermutation of the host genome during replication?", "which of the following is an example of a viral g-to-a hypermutation?", "what is cytidine deaminase?", "why does cytidine deaminase induce hypermutation in hiv", "which gene is used to induce hypermutation", "what is the viral dna mutator?", "which mrna editing enzyme induces hypermutation in newly synthesized viral DNA?", "what is the effect of cytidine dna editing on hiv replication? quizlet", "what is the cytidine deaminase (cem) in lentivirus", "what is the mechanism of hypermutation in hiv replication", "which enzyme inhibits replication of hiv virus", "how is cytidine deaminase inhibited", "where is cytidine used in hiv replication", "which gene is synthesized in the replication of hiv", "how is cytidine deaminase responsible for hypermutation of viral dna", "who is the cytidine deaminase in hiv", "what is CEM15", "what is cytidine deaminase", "which gene is responsible for hypermutation of the dna of the hiv virus?" ]

[ "which tlr gene is associated with sepsis", "what is the tllip gene", "which gene is associated with a sepsis risk", "how many genes are associated with sepsis", "what genes are associated with sepsis", "what is tollip gene expression", "what is tollip", "what are tollp genes", "chinese han sepsis", "what is tollip gene expression", "what genes are associated with sepsis", "what is the significance of tollip in sepsis", "tlr genes", "what genes are associated with sepsis", "what type of mutation is tollip", "what genes are associated with sepsis", "causes of low toll-like receptor gene expression", "what is the tollip gene", "are tlr genes responsible for sepsis", "is tollip a gene" ]

[ "what is the purpose of ipas", "what is the use of ipsas in children", "how does ipsas help children estimate portion sizes", "how accurate are the ipsas", "how accurate is ipsas for children", "how accurately does the child estimate portion size", "what was the primary purpose of an ipsas", "how accurate is a children's portion size survey", "what tool do kids use for portion size estimation?", "how accurate is ipsas", "how is the ipsas used in the classroom", "how is a ipsas tool used", "what tools can be used for children's portion sizes", "what is an ipsas", "what is the ipsas used for in dietary assessments", "how accurate are children's portion size estimates", "which of the following are tools that can be used to assess a child's portion size?", "what is the purpose of ipsas", "how accurate are the ipsas", "what was the objective of the ipsas for children" ]

[ "which chromosome has a kinetochore", "where is the kinetochore located in yeast", "what is the kinetochore of yeast chromosomes", "which of the following is a kinetochore that is attached to microtubules", "where is the kinetochore", "what are kinetochore", "what is the function of the kinetochore", "which chromosome has a kinetochore", "what type of molecule is present within the kinetochore", "what is the kinetochore function", "where is the inner kinetochore located", "what is the kinetochore in yeast", "what type of cytoskeleton is attached to the kinetochore microtubules", "where is the kinetochore located?", "where are yeast kinetochore ndc80", "what is the structure of the yeast kinetochore", "which chromosomes have kinetochore", "what is a kinetochore and why", "what is the function of a kinetochore", "which chromosomes are found in the kinetochore and which are not?" ]

[ "what is the role of an oncologist", "what is the role of an oncologist in cancer prevention", "what the role of an oncology", "what is the role of an oncologist", "what is the role of the oncology", "what is the role of an oncologist", "what is the role of an oncologist", "what is the role of oncologists", "which is a characteristic of a co-op based on the association of oncologists", "what is the role of the oncology", "what role does the oncology doctor have", "what is the role of an oncologist?", "oncologist role in risk assessment", "what is the role of a oncologist", "what is the role of oncologists", "role of cancer oncologists in patient care", "what role does a oncology provider play in prevention?", "what is oncology's role", "who is an oncologist?", "what is the role of oncologist in cancer prevention" ]

[ "which of the following is associated with telomere defects in worner's syndrome?", "what is telomere maintenance", "what is blm telomeres", "blm contributes to telomere maintenance", "why is telomere repair important in cancer", "which helicase is responsible for chromosome aberrations?", "helicase blm contributes to replication defects", "what is telomeres and telomeres function", "which structure is responsible for telomere maintenance?", "what is blm function", "which of the following contributes to telomere maintenance", "what is the function of the helicase blm in telomere replication", "how does blm contribute to telomere maintenance", "what is the function of the cell cycle helicase wrn", "which helicase functions as part of telomere maintenance", "what is the function of telomeres", "what structure contributes to mitochondrial telomeres", "does blm affect telomeres", "which molecule promotes telomere maintenance?", "which helicases contribute to telomere replication" ]

[ "which cells are the function of a chimera", "what organs are made up of nucleus", "what organs do es cells produce", "what type of cells produce cells for cell division", "why do es cells make a thymus", "where does the thymus derived from in a mouse chimera", "what is the function of embryonic stem cells?", "where is cell production for es", "where are es cells injected", "what are tes cell", "which organs do es cells produce", "what organs are produced by a rat cell", "which of the following cells produces organs?", "thymus is produced by es cells in mice", "do es cells form cell lines in mice", "which cells produce a thymus", "es cells in mice", "es cells in blastocysts", "what is the function of es cell", "where are en-stem cells derived from" ]

[ "which receptor regulates the formation of blood vessels in the cns?", "what is wnt/beta-catenin signaling", "how does wnt/beta signaling affect angiogenesis?", "cns angiogenesis", "what is wnt/beta catenin signaling", "where is blood vessel formation found", "which is a role of the wnt signaling in regulating blood vessel formation?", "what is wnt/beta catenin", "what role does wnt/beta catenin play", "what molecule is responsible for regulating the formation of cns blood vessels", "which cell type is involved in regulating bbb formation", "does neovascular angiogenesis produce wnt", "what is the role of wnt in angiogenesis", "what role do wnt signaling", "what is wnt/beta-catenin signaling", "how wnt signaling works in cns", "which ligand regulates blood-brain barrier formation in the axons?", "what is the role of wnt", "which signalling pathway is activated by the cns blood vessels", "what is wnt/beta catenin" ]

[ "what is cyanidin 3 rutinoside for", "what is the effect of cyanidin 3 rutinoside", "what anthocyanin does to leukemia", "what is anthocyanin", "which cyanide is a antioxidant?", "what is cyanins rutinoside", "what is the anthocyanins of cyanidin", "what is cyanidin", "which of the following is a characteristic of anthocyanins?", "is cyanidin 3 rutinoside cytotoxic", "effects of cyanidin 3 rutinoside", "what type of anthocyanins are used to treat leukemia", "which anthocyanin is most common in leukemia", "how anthocyanins are produced", "what anthocyanin does to an individual cell", "what type of anthocyanin is cyanidin rutinoside", "what is the most common type of anthocyanin?", "where is cyanidin 3 rutinoside extract available", "which anticarcinogen is produced by cyanidin rutinoside?", "what is cyanidin 3 rutinoside" ]

[ "what inflammatory cells are involved in gout", "what uric acid crystals causes gout", "what is msu cppd", "which of these inflammasomes is responsible for gout?", "which crystals in gout activate the inflammasome", "what is the role of msu", "which crystals are associated with gout", "which organelle is responsible for the production of inflammasomes?", "what is gout", "what causes uric acid crystals", "what are the inflamation crystals associated with gout", "how does msu cause gout", "what is cppd crystals", "which inflammatory crystals are associated with gout", "which inflammatory reaction is triggered by crystals of msu?", "what is a crystal gout", "which is an enzyme involved in gout", "uric crystal inflammation gout", "which of the following molecules is responsible for the formation of msu crystals?", "what type of inflammasome does gout have" ]