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The Prognostic and Predictive Value of SOX2 + Cell Densities in Patients Treated for Colorectal Cancer by Miller, Tim J, McCoy, Melanie J, Lee-Pullen, Tracey F, Anyaegbu, Chidozie C, Hemmings, Christine, Bulsara, Max K, Platell, Cameron F

“…SOX2 (sex-determining region-Y homeobox-2) is a transcription factor essential for the maintenance of pluripotency and is also associated with stem-cell-like…”
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Expression of PD-L1 and SOX2 during rectal tumourigenesis: Potential mechanisms for immune escape and tumour cell invasion by Miller, Tim J, Mccoy, Melanie J, Hemmings, Christine, Iacopetta, Barry, Platell, Cameron F

“…Immunoediting is defined as a process whereby tumour cells develop the capacity to escape immune cell recognition. Accumulating evidence suggests that cancer…”
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Modulation of the Midpoint Potential of the [2Fe−2S] Rieske Iron Sulfur Center by Qo Occupants in the bc1 Complex by SHINKAREV, Vladimir P., KOLLING, Derrick R. J., MILLER, Tim J., CROFTS, Antony R.

“…Following addition of myxothiazol to antimycin-treated chromatophores from Rhodobacter sphaeroides poised at an ambient redox potential (E(h)) of approximately…”
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Investigation of tumour-Infiltrating T cells and RANK/RANKL signalling in breast cancer by Thomas, Elizabeth, Miller, Tim J., Cheah, Kim, Lee-Pullen, Tracey, Xu, Jiake, Saunders, Christobel

“…First, to investigate the prognostic significance of T cell subsets and RANK/RANKL signalling in the primary tumour of locally advanced breast cancer (LABC)…”
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Modulation of the Midpoint Potential of the [2Fe−2S] Rieske Iron Sulfur Center by Q o Occupants in the bc 1 Complex by Shinkarev, Vladimir P., Kolling, Derrick R. J., Miller, Tim J., Crofts, Antony R.

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Modulation of the Midpoint Potential of the [2Fe−2S] Rieske Iron Sulfur Center by Qo Occupants in the bc 1 Complex by Shinkarev, Vladimir P, Kolling, Derrick R. J, Miller, Tim J, Crofts, Antony R

“…Following addition of myxothiazol to antimycin-treated chromatophores from Rhodobacter sphaeroides poised at an ambient redox potential (E h) of ∼300 mV, the…”
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