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In the Current Issue 9 March 2010 (Issue 112)

Cigarettes: Source of oxidative toxins

Cigarettes: Source of oxidative toxins

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Pin1 and PKMζ Sequentially Control Dendritic Protein Synthesis
Pamela R. Westmark, Cara J. Westmark, SuQing Wang, Jonathan Levenson, Kenneth J. O'Riordan, Corinna Burger, and James S. Malter
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PINing for Things Past
Todd Charlton Sacktor
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Stress-Activated Cap'n'collar Transcription Factors in Aging and Human Disease
Gerasimos P. Sykiotis and Dirk Bohmann
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Double-Duty MicroRNA: Destroy and Decoy
A. M. Eiring et al., Cell 140, 652-665 (2010).
M. Beitzinger, G. Meister, Cell 140, 612-614 (2010).
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