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pro vyhledávání: '"Joshua R. Paris"'
Autor:
Nicole M Dubs, Breck R Davis, Victor de Brito, Kate C Colebrook, Ian J Tiefel, Madison B Nakayama, Ruiqi Huang, Audrey E Ledvina, Samantha J Hack, Brent Inkelaar, Talline R Martins, Sarah M Aartila, Kelli S Albritton, Sarah Almuhanna, Ryan J Arnoldi, Clara K Austin, Amber C Battle, Gregory R Begeman, Caitlin M Bickings, Jonathon T Bradfield, Eric C Branch, Eric P Conti, Breana Cooley, Nicole M Dotson, Cheyone J Evans, Amber S Fries, Ivan G Gilbert, Weston D Hillier, Pornkamol Huang, Kaitlin W Hyde, Filip Jevtovic, Mark C Johnson, Julie L Keeler, Albert Lam, Kyle M Leach, Jeremy D Livsey, Jonathan T Lo, Kevin R Loney, Nich W Martin, Amber S Mazahem, Aurora N Mokris, Destiny M Nichols, Ruchi Ojha, Nnanna N Okorafor, Joshua R Paris, Thais Fuscaldi Reboucas, Pedro Beretta Sant’Anna, Mathew R Seitz, Nathan R Seymour, Lila K Slaski, Stephen O Stemaly, Benjamin R Ulrich, Emile N Van Meter, Meghan L Young, Todd J Barkman
Publikováno v:
Molecular Biology and Evolution. 39
Next-generation sequencing has resulted in an explosion of available data, much of which remains unstudied in terms of biochemical function; yet, experimental characterization of these sequences has the potential to provide unprecedented insight into
Autor:
Mark K. Webster, Cindy L. Linn, Sarah E. Webster, Cynthia A. Cooley-Themm, Deborah C. Otteson, Joshua R. Paris, Megan L. Stanchfield, Betty J. Barnett, Edward M. Levine
Publikováno v:
Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science
Purpose The adult mammalian retina is typically incapable of regeneration when damaged by disease or trauma. Restoration of function would require generation of new adult neurons, something that until recently, mammals were thought to be incapable of