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- There's been a recent focus in molecular biology on understanding how genetic information is implemented.
- Research is increasingly centered on how cells communicate with each other and within themselves.
- This shift highlights the importance of signaling mechanisms in biological processes.
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In recent years, in molecular biology there has been a shift in priorities towards deciphering the mechanisms of realization of genetic information. As a result, research has come to the fore regarding the transmission of signals between cells and within each cell.
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