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| 09/03/2009 |
NEW, the second edition of Signal Transduction is out ! |
A major effort of Cell Biology Promotion, the writing of the second edition of "Signal Transduction", is now rewarded by the publication, by Acadamic Press, of a truly beautiful textbook for teachers, scientists and students alike. |
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| 12/20/2008 |
une ressource francophone, nouvelle et abondamment illustrée, centrée sur le thème de la signalisation cellulaire, vient d'être mise en ligne |
Une ressource francophone, nouvelle et abondamment illustrée, centrée sur le thème de la signalisation cellulaire, vient d'être médiatisée. Il s'agit d'une introduction qui ce focalise sur le fonctionnement des récepteurs, des protéines-G et des protéine-kinases et -phosphatases. |
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| 12/04/2008 |
70 New images illustrating different aspects of Signal Transduction |
Signal transduction teachers and learners: illustrations dealing with a number of aspects of signal transduction, ranging from history to detailed molecular information about protein kinases and G-proteins, are now available on the BioScience ImageBank. These illustrations do not include signal transduction pathways, they deal with general principles and are most suitable for an introduction to signal transduction. |
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| 11/10/2008 |
a new/nouvelle animation : protein synthesis / synthèse des protéines |
We have inserted a new animation that illustrates the process of mRNA translation leading to the synthesis of the cytoskeletal protein beta-actin. Nous avons inséré une nouvele animation concernant la traduction de l'ARNm donnant lieu à la synthèse de la beta-actine. Cliquer sur Cell Biology Education et entre dans la page des animations. Bonne consultation |
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| 09/25/2008 |
new adhesion molecule images on the BioScience image bank |
We have prepared new images for the Centre for Bioscience ImageBank. They contain lots of structural information about integrins, cadherins, selectins and other adhesion molecules. |
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