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Molecular regulation of hypoxia through the lenses of noncoding RNAs and epitranscriptome by Islam, Safirul, Mukherjee, Chandrama

“…Cells maintain homeostasis in response to environmental stress through specific cell stress responses. Hypoxic stress, well known to be associated with diverse…”
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Abstract 1121 Identifying novel cytoplasmic mRNA capping enzyme-targeted, hypoxia-responsive RNAs in hypoxic osteosarcoma cellular model: A plausible therapeutic approach by Islam, Safirul, Bakshi, Utpal, Mukherjee, Chandrama

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Harnessing Autophagic Network Is Essential for Trophoblast Stem Cell Differentiation by Chakraborty, Shreeta, Bose, Rumela, Islam, Safirul, Das, Shreya, Ain, Rupasri

“…Differentiation of trophoblast stem (TS) cells into various cell lineages of the placenta during mammalian development is accompanied by dynamic changes in its…”
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Molecular regulation of vascular smooth muscle cell phenotype switching by trophoblast cells at the maternal-fetal interface by Nandy, Debdyuti, Das, Shreya, Islam, Safirul, Ain, Rupasri

“…Establishment of hemochorial placenta is associated with development and remodelling of uterine vasculature at the maternal fetal interface. This results in…”
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Long noncoding RNAs are substrates for cytoplasmic capping enzyme by Mukherjee, Avik, Islam, Safirul, Kieser, Rachel E., Kiss, Daniel L., Mukherjee, Chandrama

“…Cytoplasmic capping returns a cap to specific mRNAs, thus protecting uncapped RNAs from decay. Prior to the identification of cytoplasmic capping, uncapped…”
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Dexamethasone-induced Intra-Uterine Growth Restriction impacts NOSTRIN and its downstream effector genes in the rat mesometrial uterus by Chakraborty, Shreeta, Islam, Safirul, Saha, Sarbani, Ain, Rupasri

“…Intra-Uterine Growth Restriction (IUGR) is a major cause of fetal and neonatal mortality. Understanding the impact of IUGR on utero-placental gene expression…”
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Trans-differentiation of trophoblast stem cells: implications in placental biology by Paul, Madhurima, Chakraborty, Shreeta, Islam, Safirul, Ain, Rupasri

“…Trophoblast invasion is a hallmark of hemochorial placentation. Invasive trophoblast cells replace the endothelial cells of uterine spiral arteries. The…”
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