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DDI recently held a Scientific Research Seminar titled "Towards an ...
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Understanding G Protein-Coupled Receptors (GPCRs) is critical for improving drug discovery whether by determining the ligands that bind a receptor or identifying the proteins that regulate such interactions and hence the physiological function of the receptor.
'Use of MicroRNA-103 as Inhibitor for dyslipidemia by repressing ANGPTL8 gene"
A striking feature of COVID-19 has been the variability in outcome, which ranges from silent infection in some patients to fatality in others, as well the ‘long COVID’ that afflicts some.
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The autonomic nervous system is a control system that governs body activities such as digestion, respiratory rate, pupillary response, and heart rate in a mostly unconscious manner.
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Recent evidence emerges showing that COVID-19 may cause diabetes in patients with no previous history of diabetes. It has been well-established in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic...
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PORTAL was decreed in 2019 by DG Dr. Qais Al-Duwairi to educate and engage the public sector in the research...
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Explore the most recent advances in the world of diabetes and related complications published in...
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A typical human genome comprises around 3 billion letters (nucleotide bases); however, only a tiny...
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DDI recently held a Scientific Research Seminar titled "Towards an ...
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