New chapter on Eph receptor signaling published in WormBook
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Daniel Wang
Nov 29, 2012, 7:56:20 PM11/29/12
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Dear WormBook readers,
'Eph receptor signaling in C. elegans' by Michael Miller and Ian Chin-Sang has been published in the Signal transduction section of WormBook. This chapter discusses the advances in our understanding of the mechanisms and functions of Eph receptor signaling that have resulted from studies of the C. elegans genes vab-1, efn-1/vab-2, efn-2, efn-3 and efn-4/mab-26.
Please visit http://www.wormbook.org/ to read this and other chapters on nematode biology.
Thank you for your interest in WormBook. Please continue to send us your comments and suggestions via the Feedback page on wormbook.org.
Best wishes,
Jane
Jane Mendel
Editor, WormBook
Biology Division
California Institute of Technology 156-29
Pasadena, CA 91125
626/395-8903
men...@caltech.edu
'Eph receptor signaling in C. elegans' by Michael Miller and Ian Chin-Sang has been published in the Signal transduction section of WormBook. This chapter discusses the advances in our understanding of the mechanisms and functions of Eph receptor signaling that have resulted from studies of the C. elegans genes vab-1, efn-1/vab-2, efn-2, efn-3 and efn-4/mab-26.
Please visit http://www.wormbook.org/ to read this and other chapters on nematode biology.
Thank you for your interest in WormBook. Please continue to send us your comments and suggestions via the Feedback page on wormbook.org.
Best wishes,
Jane
Jane Mendel
Editor, WormBook
Biology Division
California Institute of Technology 156-29
Pasadena, CA 91125
626/395-8903
men...@caltech.edu
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