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- This Special Issue focuses on key topics in cellular signaling transduction, highlighting its importance in understanding biological processes.
- It emphasizes that studying regulatory networks is crucial for improving disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
- The aim is to explore how these networks influence therapeutic responses and the balance of bodily functions, known as homeostasis.
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This Special Issue intends to underscore several topics related to cellular signaling transduction, considering the consensus that nowadays, the best scientific approach for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of several diseases is the study of the regulatory networks that determine the response to therapy and the maintenance of homeostasis or its dysregulation [...].
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