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	2019	Fractional deletion of Compound Kushen Injection indicates cytokine signaling pathways are critical for its perturbation of the cell cycle	Aung, T.N.; Nourmohammadi, S.; Qu, Z.; Harata-Lee, Y.; Cui, J.; Shen, H.Y.; Yool, A.J.; Pukala, T.; Du, H.; Kortschak, R.D.; Wei, W.; Adelson, D.L.
	2021	The p53-caspase-2 axis in the cell cycle and DNA damage response	Lim, Y.; Dorstyn, L.; Kumar, S.
	2018	The Factor Inhibiting HIF asparaginyl hydroxylase regulates oxidative metabolism and accelerates metabolic adaptation to hypoxia	Sim, J.; Cowburn, A.S.; Palazon, A.; Madhu, B.; Tyrakis, P.A.; Macias, D.; Bargiela, D.M.; Pietsch, S.; Gralla, M.; Evans, C.E.; Kittipassorn, T.; Chey, Y.C.J.; Branco, C.M.; Rundqvist, H.; Peet, D.J.; Johnson, R.S.
	2005	Receptors for relaxin family peptides	Bathgate, R.; Ivell, R.; Sanborn, B.; Sherwood, O.; Summers, R.; Sherwood, O.; Fields, P.; Steinetz, B.
	2005	Relaxin signaling from natural receptors	Ivell, R.; Anand Ivell, R.; Bartsch, O.; Sherwood, O.; Fields, P.; Steinetz, B.
	2006	Differential regulation of suppressor of cytokine signaling-3 in the liver and adipose tissue of the sheep fetus in late gestation	Gentili, S.; Waters, M.; McMillen, I.
	2000	Integrins as mediators of morphogenesis in drosophila	Brown, N.H.; Gregory, S.L.; Martin-Bermudo, M.D.
	1996	Functional interference between hypoxia and dioxin signal transduction pathways: competition for recruitment of the Arnt transcription factor	Gradin, K.; McGuire, J.; Wenger, R.; Kvietikova, I.; Whitelaw, M.; Toftgard, R.; Tora, L.; Gassman, M.; Poellinger, L.
	2019	TAF5L and TAF6L Maintain Self-Renewal of Embryonic Stem Cells via the MYC Regulatory Network	Seruggia, D.; Oti, M.; Tripathi, P.; Canver, M.C.; LeBlanc, L.; Di Giammartino, D.C.; Bullen, M.J.; Nefzger, C.M.; Sun, Y.B.Y.; Farouni, R.; Polo, J.M.; Pinello, L.; Apostolou, E.; Kim, J.; Orkin, S.H.; Das, P.P.
	2015	Oyster viperin retains direct antiviral activity and its transcription occurs via a signalling pathway involving a heat-stable haemolymph protein	Green, T.; Speck, P.; Geng, L.; Raftos, D.; Beard, M.; Helbig, K.