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2017
Chen, E., et al. “Plin2 Is A Key Regulator Of The Unfolded Protein Response And Endoplasmic Reticulum Stress Resolution In Pancreatic Β Cells.”. Scientific Reports, p. 40855.
Gambardella, G., et al. “The Impact Of Micrornas On Transcriptional Heterogeneity And Gene Co-Expression Across Single Embryonic Stem Cells.”. Nature Communications, p. 14126.
Kim, S. Y., et al. “Loss Of Cyclin-Dependent Kinase 2 In The Pancreas Links Primary Β-Cell Dysfunction To Progressive Depletion Of Β-Cell Mass And Diabetes.”. The Journal Of Biological Chemistry, pp. 3841-3853.
Michigan
Varberg, K. M., et al. “Kinetic Analyses Of Vasculogenesis Inform Mechanistic Studies.”. American Journal Of Physiology. Cell Physiology, pp. C446-C458.
Indiana
Wijetunga, A., et al. “Smite: An R/Bioconductor Package That Identifies Network Modules By Integrating Genomic And Epigenomic Information.”. Bmc Bioinformatics, p. 41.
Einstein
Grisold, A., et al. “Mediators Of Diabetic Neuropathy: Is Hyperglycemia The Only Culprit?”. Current Opinion In Endocrinology, Diabetes, And Obesity, pp. 103-111.
Michigan
Ferris, H. A., et al. “Loss Of Astrocyte Cholesterol Synthesis Disrupts Neuronal Function And Alters Whole-Body Metabolism.”. Proceedings Of The National Academy Of Sciences Of The United States Of America, pp. 1189-1194.
Joslin
Vaisse, C., et al. “Cilia And Obesity.”. Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives In Biology.
Indiana
Ussar, S., et al. “Regulation Of Glucose Uptake And Enteroendocrine Function By The Intestinal Epithelial Insulin Receptor.”. Diabetes, pp. 886-896.
Joslin
Williams, C. R., et al. “Empirical Assessment Of Analysis Workflows For Differential Expression Analysis Of Human Samples Using Rna-Seq.”. Bmc Bioinformatics, p. 38.
Mendelson, M. M., et al. “Association Of Body Mass Index With Dna Methylation And Gene Expression In Blood Cells And Relations To Cardiometabolic Disease: A Mendelian Randomization Approach.”. Plos Medicine, p. e1002215.
Einstein
Park, J. -K., et al. “An Endoplasmic Reticulum Protein, Nogo-B, Facilitates Alcoholic Liver Disease Through Regulation Of Kupffer Cell Polarization.”. Hepatology (Baltimore, Md.), pp. 1720-1734.
Yale
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