Nasyrova, Regina F.,
Shnayder, Natalia A.,
Osipova, Sofia M.,
Khasanova, Aiperi K.,
Efremov, Ilya S.,
Al-Zamil, Mustafa,
Petrova, Marina M.,
Narodova, Ekaterina A.,
Garganeeva, Natalia P.,
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Human Protein
Atlas; GeneCards: The
Human Gene Database; US
Gilyazova, Irina,
Enikeeva, Kadriia,
Rafikova, Guzel,
Kagirova, Evelina,
Sharifyanova, Yuliya,
Asadullina, Dilara,
Pavlov, Valentin (2023) sensitivity and specificity.
Human body fluids (urine, serum, and plasma) are known to contain significant
Retroelements occupy 37% of the
human genome and are involved in the regulation of gene expression
-consciousness. changes and transform them into promising
humane actions. The desire to harmonize technological, socio
into the present, “comes to life” in it and is transformed into the future. In
humans, unlike in animals, signs
Beylerli, Ozal,
Encarnacion Ramirez, Manuel de Jesus,
Shumadalova, Alina,
Ilyasova, Tatiana,
Zemlyanskiy, Mikhail,
Beilerli, Aferin,
Montemurro, Nicola (2023) -free microRNAs (miRNAs), which remain stable and detectable in
human bodily fluids, such as blood