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Aptamer-linked immobilized sorbent assay for detection of VP1 of foot and mouth disease virus serotype O
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Ontogeny and transcriptional regulation of Thetis cells
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Enhanced accumulation of anticancer compounds in C. roseus hairy root cultures through elicitation and precursor feeding
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Brain neurons promote skeletal dysfunction in ageing
The brain is known to be involved in bone homeostasis via neuronal production of factors such as leptin, melatonin and growth hormone, which can inhibit or promote bone growth. However, it was unclear whether the brain–bone axis contributed to…
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