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It's as if the layers of embryonic cells need to "carry on a telephone conversation [to develop into a hair follicle], and the wires carrying the message are Wnt signals," Fuchs says. If manufacturers want more of the parts business that goes with fixing up older machines, they will probably have to go into the salvage yard business, which is not what a lot of people wnt out and got their MBAs to do. Another protein that plays a similar role in some cancer stem cells is Wnt (pronounced "wint"), which is the domain of Roel Nusse, PhD, Stanford professor of developmental biology and an expert in Wnt signaling. |
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