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New info on regulation of sense of smell with the help of nematodes

by Staff August 27, 2019
August 27, 2019 38 views
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PIM kinases are enzymes that are evolutionarily well conserved in both humans and nematodes. The group has previously proven that PIM kinases promote the motility and survival of cancer cells, but now the group has shown that these enzymes also regulate the sense of smell.

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