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Cell Signaling: Receptors and Communication Pathways
Explores cell signaling pathways, hormone actions, red hair genetics, hair color determination, and food intake regulation.
Melanocytes and Hair Color Regulation
Examines paracrine communication in melanocytes, CAMP influence on hair color, Mc4R mutations, and fur phenotypes.
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Explores the regulation of hair color and food intake through CAMP and receptor mutations.
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Explores cell signaling mechanisms and genetic inheritance related to hair pigmentation.
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Hypothalamus Regulation: Agouti and Food Intake
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Patterns of Inheritance: Mendel's Laws Explained
Explores major biology themes and explains Mendel's laws of inheritance.
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