User:Peter Znamenskiy
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This user is a Master student in Molecular and Cellular Biology. He is particularly interested in developmental signaling pathways and has experience in cell culture, histology and molecular biology.
[edit] Work in progress
- Cell (biology), clean up
- Non-mendelian inheritance, plan to describe the controversial RNA genome repository hypothesis, see Talk:Genetics#Non-mendelian inheritance controversy
- JAK-STAT pathway
- Janus kinase
- STAT protein
[edit] Major contributions
[edit] Articles
- Adult stem cells
- Cancer stem cell
- Cell (biology)
- Hedgehog signaling pathway
- Lipid signaling, still under construction
- Progenitor cell, stub needing expansion
- Selective growth medium
- Sonic hedgehog
- Stem cell
- Smoothened
- Viral vector
[edit] Templates
[edit] Projects
- Cell Signaling WikiProject, an effort to improve and organise Wikipedia cell signaling articles
[edit] Images
Sonic hedgehog signaling |
Adult stem cell division and differentiation |
Processing of Sonic hedgehog protein |
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Sonic hedgehog specifies digit identity in mammalian development |
Key steps of the JAK-STAT signaling pathway |
Packaging and infection by a lentiviral vector. |
[edit] 3D protein structures
[edit] Sandboxes
[edit] Etc.
A Wikipedian thought this users work was worthy of a barnstar.
The Tireless Contributor Barnstar | ||
I, Mike Jones award this Tireless Contributor Barnstar to Peter Z for a countless number of reasons, but specifically Hedgehog signaling pathway. I don't wish for you to miss out on some recognition just because you work on obscure science topics. Kudos! |