Phosphorylcholine, a specific component of the teichoic acids of the pneumococcal cell wall, plays a key role in the mechanisms of pneumococcal infection to humans through direct binding to the receptor of platelet-activating factor (PAF), as well as a...
Efforts to characterize the process of apoptosis, or programmed cell death, are probably one of the clearest examples to represent the inherent complexity of regulatory mechanisms and interactions between enzymes, signals and various growth factors in a...
We had not yet discussed in this section an article that brings up the inherent complexity of the phenomena of embryonic development. By definition, these processes and the formation of organs in many different and specialized cell groups involve the...
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