Deciphering the molecular signaling cascade in neuronal death
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Cell cycle re-activation is a major upstream signaling pathway in neuronal injury mediation, and in particular a group of cell cycle protein kinases known as aurora kinases (AURKs) has been identified to be up-regulated for the first time in stroke.
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