bims-crecesCreatine and cell stress
This report is maintained by James Heilman, Oregon Health & Science University. It brings out roughly 3 papers per issue.
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James Heilman also maintains a report bims-hisfre on “HSF1 and Creatine” .
Here are the seven most related reports.
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bims-mibece“Mitophagy and beta cells”,
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bims-ribost“Ribostasis and translation stress”, ∼ 16 p.p.i. ∼ 16 papers per issue
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bims-mistre“Mito stress”, ∼ 18 p.p.i. ∼ 18 papers per issue
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bims-naurep“Non-autonomous regulation of proteostasis ”, ∼ 19 p.p.i. ∼ 19 papers per issue
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bims-caglex“Cellular aging and life extension”, ∼ 21 p.p.i. ∼ 21 papers per issue
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bims-mihora“Mitohormesis, repair and aging”, ∼ 25 p.p.i. ∼ 25 papers per issue
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bims-lamsmu“Lack of compensatory mitophagy in skeletal muscles during sepsis”,
This page is being maintained by Thomas Krichel. It was last updated on 2026‒05‒06 at 20:29.