Protein Kinase R in Bacterial Infections: Friend or Foe?

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@KimDotcom Knock out mice and other animals exist to model human genes and disease hypotheses. https://t.co/GzYYvNcV1m

12 Nov 2023

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H/T ⁦@SunLabTB⁩ I hid table is from a paper he coauthored with a study intern. Look at the pathways to ruining the pkr signaling leads to serious disease. Notice gene deletion? Still don’t think the AI tech to knockout genes doesn’t exist? https://t.co/zud

11 Aug 2023

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11 Aug 2023

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RT @SunLabTB: Interested in the role of Protein Kinase R in bacterial infections? Have a read of the first review paper from @SunLabTB! wri…

09 Jul 2021

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