In cell biology, X is...The significance of X is that...
The study of X began with the discovery that...
X has the following properties...
The applications of X include...
Discovery
editX was first discovered in...
Structure
editX is arranged in a...
| Substructure | Proteins involved |
|---|---|
| bizome | Bcl-2, CD8 |
| trizome | p53, IL10 |
Synthesis and assembly
editX is created first as Y and then assembled into...
Function and inhibition
editThe function of X is to...
Regulation
editThe X process is regulated by the concentration of glucose.[1]
Evolution
editX appears to have evolved first in the...[footnote 1]
See also
editFootnotes
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References
edit- ^ List of author names (Date). "Article title". Journal name. volume: pagenumbers. PMID PMIDnumber.
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Further reading
edit- List of authors (2007). Big Book of Cell Biology. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press. pp. 109–112. ISBN 987-0-654321.
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- List of authors (2008). "The Secret Life of Acetabularia". Another Big Book of Cell Biology. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press. pp. 23–56. ISBN 123-0-56789.
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