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I met Bill during our senior year at Cornell, when we lived in different apartments in the same terrible Collegetown house
Figure 3 Throughout our in vitro experiments, we exposed activated ILC2s to a pharmacological concentration (250M) of melatonin as has been shown previously to be maximally effective in driving phenotypic changes in T-cells without causing toxicity (43)
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NNMT is expressed most highly in human liver (RPKM 188.3), followed by the appendix (RPKM 69.3) and approximately ten other tissues, with a biased expression pattern
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