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Publications by Ramachander V.N. Turaga
The Werner Syndrome Protein Affects the Expression of Genes Involved in Adipogenesis and Inflammation in Addition to Cell Cycle and DNA Damage Responses
Cell Cycle
Medicine
Developmental Biology
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The Werner Syndrome Protein Is Involved in RNA Polymerase II Transcription
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Expression of Genes Involved in DNA Repair and Cell Cycle Checkpoint Pathways in Triple Negative Compared to Luminal a Breast Cancer: A Molecular Characterization
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Figure 8: The Expression Pattern of Genes Involved in Citrate Cycle.
Werner Protein Protects Nonproliferating Cells From Oxidative DNA Damage
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Germ Cell Apoptosis and DNA Damage Responses
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The Werner Syndrome Protein Is Distinguished From the Bloom Syndrome Protein by Its Capacity to Tightly Bind Diverse DNA Structures
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Cell Cycle Length Affects Gene Expression and Pattern Formation in Limbs
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