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Michael V. Taylor

University of CambridgeORCID

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M V Taylor, M. Taylor, M. V. TAYLOR, M. V. Taylor, M.V. TAYLOR, M.V. Taylor, MICHAEL V. TAYLOR, Michael Taylor, Michael V Taylor, Michael V. Taylor

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3.3K

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University of CambridgeCardiff UniversityThe Gurdon InstituteDepartment of EmbryologyCancer Research UK
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About

Michael V. Taylor is an author at University of Cambridge specializing in medicine, developmental biology, and genetics.

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Free cytoplasmic calcium concentration and the mitogenic stimulation of lymphocytes.

T R Hesketh, Gavin Smith, John P. Moore,

Journal of Biological Chemistry

1983

462

A common sequence of calcium and pH signals in the mitogenic stimulation of eukaryotic cells

T R Hesketh, John P. Moore, Jonathan D.H. Morris,

Nature

1985

452

Drosophila Dumbfounded

Mar Ruiz‐Gómez, N A Coutts, Alivia Lee Price,

Cell

2000

303

Mitogens increase phosphorylation of phosphoinositides in thymocytes

Michael V. Taylor, James C. Metcalfe, T R Hesketh,

Nature

1984

222

The CArG promoter sequence is necessary for muscle-specific transcription of the cardiac actin gene in Xenopus embryos.

Timothy J. Mohun, Michael V. Taylor, Nigel Garrett,

The EMBO Journal

1989

139

Drosophila MEF2 is regulated by twist and is expressed in both the primordia and differentiated cells of the embryonic somatic, visceral and heart musculature

Michael V. Taylor, Kathryn E. Beatty, Harriet Hunter,

Mechanisms of Development

1995

113

Xenopus myc proto-oncogene during development: expression as a stable maternal mRNA uncoupled from cell division.

Michael V. Taylor, Michel Gusse, Gérard I. Evan,

The EMBO Journal

1986

104

Muscle-specific (CArG) and serum-responsive (SRE) promoter elements are functionally interchangeable in<i>Xenopus</i>embryos and mouse fibroblasts

Michael V. Taylor, Richard Treisman, Nigel Garrett,

Development

1989

93

Expression of genes encoding the transcription factor SRF during early development of Xenopus laevis: identification of a CArG box-binding activity as SRF.

Timothy J. Mohun, Anne Chambers, Norma Towers,

The EMBO Journal

1991

85

Some mitogens cause rapid increases in free calcium in fibroblasts

Jonathan D.H. Morris, James C. Metcalfe, Gerry A. Smith,

FEBS Letters

1984

83

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