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Strains of JC virus in Amerind-speakers of North America (Salish) and South America (Guaraní), Na-Dene-speakers of New Mexico (Navajo), and modern Japanese suggest links through an ancestral Asian population by Fernandez-Cobo, Mariana, Agostini, Hansjürgen T., Britez, Graciela, Ryschkewitsch, Caroline F., Stoner, Gerald L.

“…Previously we showed that strains of human polyoma virus JC among the Navajo in New Mexico, speakers of an Athapaskan language in the Na‐Dene language phylum,…”
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Promoter activity of the rat connexin 43 gene in NRK cells by Fernandez-Cobo, Mariana, Stewart, Dylan, Drujan, Doreen, De Maio, Antonio

“…Cellular communication mediated by gap junctions plays a major role in organ function. Gap junction channels are formed by the organization of polypeptide…”
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Reconstructing Population History Using JC Virus: Amerinds, Spanish, and Africans in the Ancestry of Modern Puerto Ricans by COBO, MARIANA FERNANDEZ, JOBES, DAVID V., YANAGIHARA, RICHARD, NERURKAR, VIVEK R., YAMAMURA, YASUHIRO, RYSCHKEWITSCH, CAROLINE F., STONER, GERALD L.

“…The roots of the Hispanic populations of the Caribbean Islands and Central and South America go back to three continents of the Old World. In Puerto Rico major…”
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Transcription profiles of non-immortalized breast cancer cell lines by Fernandez-Cobo, Mariana, Holland, James F, Pogo, Beatriz G T

“…Searches for differentially expressed genes in tumours have made extensive use of array technology. Most samples have been obtained from tumour biopsies or…”
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Transcription profile of a human breast cancer cell line expressing MMTV-like sequences by Fernandez-Cobo, Mariana, Melana, Stella M, Holland, James F, Pogo, Beatriz G T

“…It has been postulated that inflammation caused by certain viruses might result in cancer. Recently, it was shown that childhood lymphoblastic leukemia, breast…”
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Abstract 2723: Host response to HMTV by Melana, Stella M., Fernandez-Cobo, Mariana, Marin, Tania, Nartey, Teiko, Lee, Ana, Moran, Herberth, Holland, James F., Pogo, Beatriz GT

“…Abstract Work from our laboratory demonstrated the presence of retroviral sequences homologous to the mouse mammary tumor virus (MMTV) in a large proportion of…”
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DOWNREGULATION OF CONNEXIN 43 GENE EXPRESSION IN RAT HEART DURING INFLAMMATION. THE ROLE OF TUMOUR NECROSIS FACTOR by Fernandez-Cobo, Mariana, Gingalewski, Cynthia, Drujan, Doreen, De Maio, Antonio

“…Gap junctions form channels that mediate the communication between adjacent cells. Alterations in gap junction function and/or expression are believed to…”
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Kinetic analysis of thapsigargin-induced thymocyte apoptosis by Bustamante, Juanita, Di Libero, Eugenia, Fernandez-Cobo, Mariana, Monti, Nicolás, Cadenas, Enrique, Boveris, Alberto

“…Thapsigargin addition to thymocytes increased cytosolic Ca 2+ by a factor of 8.5 with a time for half maximal effect ( t 1/2) of 2.5 min. Calcium signaling…”
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Expression of Wnt5A and Wnt10B in non-immortalized breast cancer cells by FERNANDEZ-COBO, Mariana, ZAMMARCHI, Francesca, MANDELI, John, HOLLAND, James F, POGO, Beatriz G. T

“…Wnt signaling is usually divided into two pathways: the 'canonical', acting through beta-catenin, and the 'non-canonical' acting through the Ca2+ and planar…”
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JC virus as a marker of human migration to the Americas by STONER, Gerald L, JOBES, David V, FERNANDEZ COBO, Mariana, AGOSTINI, Hansjürgen T, CHIMA, Sylvester C, RYSCHKEWITSCH, Caroline F

“…JC virus is a ubiquitous human polyomavirus present in populations worldwide. Seven genotypes differing in DNA sequence by approximately 1-3% characterize…”
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Expression of the connexin 43 gene is increased in the kidneys and the lungs of rats injected with bacterial lipopolysaccharide by Fernandez-Cobo, M, Gingalewski, C, De Maio, A

“…At the molecular level, the inflammatory response is characterized by changes in gene expression of various organ systems. One gene by which expression has…”
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JC virus as a marker of human migrationto the Americas by Stoner, Gerald L, Jobes, David V, Fernandez Cobo, Mariana, Agostini, Hansjürgen T, Chima, Sylvester C, Ryschkewitsch, Caroline F

“…JC virus is a ubiquitous human polyomavirus present in populations worldwide. Seven genotypes differing in DNA sequence by ∼1–3% characterize three Old World…”
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