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    Department of Biology

    University of Turku » Faculty of Science


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    • Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
    • Physiology and Genetics


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    • Ventelä, Anne-Mari
    • Wahlberg, Niklas
    • Yliluikki, Henna
    • Yli-Panula, Eija
    • Zamani, Alireza
    • Zavattoni, Giorgio


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    • PIM kinases in luminal A breast cancer: A study of three novel substrates  (2025)
    • PIM kinases phosphorylate lactate dehydrogenase A at serine 161 and suppress its nuclear ubiquitination  (2023)
    • Pim Kinases Promote Migration and Metastatic Growth of Prostate Cancer Xenografts  (2015)
    • Pim-selective inhibitor DHPCC-9 reveals Pim kinases as potent stimulators of cancer cell migration and invasion  (2010)
    • Pim signaling in cancer - regulation of cell motility and metabolism  (2016)
    • Pitääkö puutarhan pyjamaluteista huolestua?  (2022)
    • Plant-herbivore coevolution in a changing world  (2012)
    • Plant-Herbivore Interaction in a Fragmented Landscape: Local Adaptation and Inbreeding  (2015)
    • Plant remains in archaeology : a multidisciplinary approach to cultivation,consumption, trade and migration of economic plants in Southern Finland AD 1000−1900  (2019)
    • Plasma carotenoid levels are not directly related to heavy metal exposure or reproductive success in three insectivorous passerines  (2012)

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