Role of extracellular signal-regulated kinase (ERK) signaling in nucleotide excision repair and genotoxicity in response to As(III) and Pb(II)

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1. Preface
2. Challenges to metallomics and analytical chemistry solutions
3. Metallomics, elementomics, and analytical techniques
4. Metallomics study on all-elements analysis of salmon egg cells and fractionation analysis of metals in cell cytoplasm
5. Integrated application of transcriptomics, proteomics, and metallomics in environmental studies
6. Flow cytometer with mass spectrometer detection for massively multiplexed single-cell biomarker assay
7. Imaging of metals and metal-containing species in biological tissues and on gels by laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS): A new analytical strategy for applications in life sciences
8. Development of multielemental imaging on semiconductor Compton telescope
9. Structural chemistry involved in information detection and transmission by gas sensor heme proteins: Resonance Raman investigation
10. Zinc proteomics and the annotation of the human zinc proteome
11. Specific transporter for iron(III): Phytosiderophore complex involved in iron uptake by barley roots
12. Simultaneous tracing of multiple precursors each labeled with a different homo-elemental isotope by speciation analysis: Distribution and metabolism of four parenteral selenium sources
13. "Platinum on the road": Interactions of antitumoral cisplatin with proteins
14. Action mechanism of metallo-allixin complexes as antidiabetic agents
15. Role of extracellular signal-regulated kinase (ERK) signaling in nucleotide excision repair and genotoxicity in response to As(III) and Pb(II)