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Comparative biology of oxygen sensing in plants and animals
Michael Holdsworth,
Daniel Gibbs
Biosciences
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Aerobic Respiration
33%
Chromatin Modification
33%
Comparative Biology
100%
Development Control
33%
Dioxygenase
33%
Direct Sensing
33%
Downstream Signaling
33%
Eukaryotes
33%
Fe2+
33%
Gene Transcription
33%
Human Therapeutics
33%
Metazoan
33%
Non-heme Iron
33%
Oxygen Sensing
100%
Oxygen-sensing Pathway
33%
Promising Target
33%
Regulated Genes
33%
Resilient Crops
33%
Sensing System
33%
Stress Resilience
33%
Stress Response
33%
Therapeutic Intervention
33%
Transcription Factor
33%
Ubiquitin-mediated Degradation
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Animal
20%
Dioxygenase
20%
Eukaryote
20%
Genetic Transcription
20%
Oxygen Sensing
100%
Transcription Factors
20%
Ubiquitin
20%