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Miguel Aguirre

Miguel Aguirre

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Editor, América Televisión

Peru

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foreign policy peruvian politics and migrationhuman rights

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marketing, sales, real estate

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Total articles 32

  • Decoding Cell Cycle Phase Variations in Cancer Hallmarks Across Breast Cancer Subgroups

    By Miguel Aguirre Verified, Alexios Matikas, Linda S. Lindström, Nicholas P. Tobin| bioRxiv@ AbstractBreast tumors have traditionally been categorized into four widely recognized subtypes. Recent single-cell advancements have however shown that individual tumors can contain more than one subtype, exhibiting their intrinsic heterogeneity. Relatedly, whilst the crucial role of cell cycle regulation in cancer development is widely acknowledged, the specific impact of cell cycle phases on oncogenic signaling and processes in each of these subtypes remains unresolved.

    By Miguel Aguirre Verified, Alexios Matikas, Linda S. Lindström, Nicholas P. Tobin · bioRxiv

    Mar. 10, 2025

  • Por: Miguel Humberto Aguirre // Agua cubre más del 70% de la Tierra

    By Miguel Aguirre Verified| Diario La Razón Verified Una investigación excelente con  ocasión del Día de la Tierra, realizó la BBC. Hizo  un repaso de algunos datos fascinantes sobre el planeta considerado como nuestra casa. Siempre  presentamos la TIERRA como una  esfera perfecta. No es así. Está achatada en los polos. Eso por lo que, su forma se asemeja, más a una elipse, que a una circunferencia.,  en el Ecuador, es unos 43 kilómetros mayor que el diámetro de un polo a otro.

    By Miguel Aguirre Verified · Diario La Razón

    Mar. 05, 2024

  • Decoding Cell Cycle Phase Variations in Cancer Hallmarks Across Breast Cancer Subgroups

    By Miguel Aguirre Verified, Alexios Matikas, Linda S. Lindström, Nicholas P. Tobin| bioRxiv@ AbstractBreast tumors have traditionally been categorized into four widely recognized subtypes. Recent single-cell advancements have however shown that individual tumors can contain more than one subtype, exhibiting their intrinsic heterogeneity. Relatedly, whilst the crucial role of cell cycle regulation in cancer development is widely acknowledged, the specific impact of cell cycle phases on oncogenic signaling and processes in each of these subtypes remains unresolved.

    By Miguel Aguirre Verified, Alexios Matikas, Linda S. Lindström, Nicholas P. Tobin · bioRxiv

    Mar. 10, 2025

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