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This document lists articles read to gain knowledge for a research project on NPY-Induced Kinase Activation in C. elegans Effects on Signaling Nodes during the semester. The articles helped provide information for the project studying how NPY affects kinase activation and signaling pathways in C. elegans roundworms.
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