Publications by authors named "Ramzi Elased"
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- Scientists found that a protein called METTL3 increases in cancer cells after they are treated with chemotherapy.
- This increase helps cancer cells survive the treatment by changing how certain genes work.
- The study shows that these changes happen because of stress signals from the therapy, which affect the cancer cells’ behavior and survival.
Ethanol has been demonstrated to exert profound effects upon cells and tissues via multiple mechanisms. One recently appreciated means by which cells can communicate with other cells is via the production and release of extracellular vesicles. Though smaller exosomes have been demonstrated to be released in response to ethanol exposure, the ability of ethanol to modulate the generation and release of larger microvesicle particles (MVP) is lesser studied.
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