Publication Highlight: Cardiogenic Control of Affective Behavioural State
Publication Highlight: Cardiogenic Control of Affective Behavioural State Hsueh, B. et al., Nature (2023) View
EACR 2024: European Association for Cancer Research
The 2024 Annual Congress of the European Association for Cancer Research (EACR 2024) is a four day congress dedicated to basic, preclinical and translational cancer research across a wide breadth of topics. It will highlight the latest research and bring together the cancer research community to inspire innovation and build knowledge, connections and collaborations. Scintica will be at booth 19!
When does the Meeting Take Place?
Monday, June 10 – Wednesday, June 12
Where is this year’s EACR 2024 Annual Meeting?
Rotterdam Ahoy
Rotterdam, NL
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Publication Highlight: The miR6445-NAC029 Module Regulates Drought Tolerance by Regulating the Expression of
Article: Wheat Seedling Extract Ameliorates Sarcopenia in Aged Mice by Regulating Protein Synthesis and Degradation with Anti-Inflammatory and Mitochondrial Biogenesis Effects
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Non-Invasive Detection of Bone Lesions in Broiler Chickens Using DXA Imaging
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Immunological Tolerance to Luciferase and Fluorescent Proteins using Tol Mice Enables Development of Improved Tumor Models for Investigating Immunity and Metastasis
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Tailoring Tendon Regeneration: Distinct Tenogenic Pathways for MSCs and TSCs
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