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微囊藻毒Microcystin-LR抑制斑馬魚胚發育之研究 ; Microcystin-LR Inhibits zebrafish embryonic development

المساهمون: 李士傑, 臺灣大學：漁業科學研究所

مصطلحات موضوعية: β-catenin和cadherin, 胚胎, 蛋白質去磷酸酶, 1,2A, 肌動蛋白, 微囊藻毒, 斑馬魚, actin, Embryos, Zebrafish, PP2A, PP1, β-catenin and cadherin, Microcystin

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The role of reactive oxygen species in microcystin-LR-induced DNA damage. Toxicology 200, 59-68.; zh-TW; http://ntur.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/246246/59358Test; http://ntur.lib.ntu.edu.tw/bitstream/246246/59358/1/ntu-94-R91243014-1.pdfTest

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An Acidic Extracellular Ph Disrupts Adherens Junctions in Hepg2 Cells by Src Kinases-Dependent Modification of E-Cadherin

المؤلفون: 陳佳徽, 董伯元, 黃實宏, 王淑美, CHEN, CHIA-HUEI, TUNG, PO-YUAN, HUANG, SHIH-HORNG, WANG, SEU-MEI

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مصطلحات موضوعية: EXTRACELLULAR ACIDIC PH, ADHERENS JUNCTION, E-CADHERIN, p120 CATENIN, c-Src, FYN KINASE

العلاقة: JOURNAL OF CELLULAR BIOCHEMISTRY v.108 n.4 pp.851-859; http://ntur.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/246246/185892Test

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強入侵性A431癌細胞其附著蛋白之變化對細胞轉移及入侵能力之關係探討 ; The changes in expression of Cadherins enhance metastatic and invasive ability in A431 sub-lines

المؤلفون: 蔡沛勳, Tsai, Pei-Hsun

المساهمون: 李明亭, 臺灣大學：生化科學研究所

مصطلحات موضوعية: 癌症, 轉移, 附著蛋白, A431, invasion, EMT, cadherin, β-catenin, FGFR1

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