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Mammalian TOR as a central modulator of the transcriptional response of keratinocyte stem cells to small temperature variations
Being in the layer at the interface of the body with the outside world, keratinocyte stem cells constantly adapt and respond to environmental cues such as temperature and oxygen. However, until now, experiments involving temperature have only examined cold and heat shocks. Here, our work illustrates
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