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Epigenomic regulation of macrophage polarization: Where do the nuclear receptors belong?
Zsolt Czimmerer
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Laszlo Nagy
School of Medicine
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Macrophage
100%
Nuclear Receptor
100%
Dendritic Cell
100%
Macrophage Polarization
100%
Transcription Factors
66%
Nuclear Hormone Receptor
66%
Dosage Compensation
33%
Gene Expression
33%
Gene Control
33%
Lipid
33%
Keyphrases
Epigenetic Regulation
100%
Nuclear Receptor
100%
Macrophage Polarization
100%
Gene Regulation
60%
Dendritic Cells
60%
Macrophages
60%
Transcription Factor
40%
RXR Heterodimers
20%
Epigenetics
20%
Receptor-mediated
20%
Lipids
20%
Subtype Specification
20%
Identifying Targets
20%
Alternative Polarization
20%
Immunology and Microbiology
Macrophage
100%
Dendritic Cell
100%
Macrophage Polarization
100%
Transcription Factors
66%
Gene Expression
33%
Gene Expression Regulation
33%
Gene Control
33%