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Esther Lim

The University of Western Australia

Also Known As

E Lim, E. Lim, E.M. Lim, E.M.L. Lim, Esther Lim, Esther M. Lim, Esther M.L. Lim, Ethan Tze Cherng Lim, McDonald, M.-L.

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The University of Western AustraliaHarry Perkins Institute of Medical ResearchQueen Elizabeth II Medical CentreRoyal Perth HospitalUniversity of Geneva
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About

Esther Lim is an author at The University of Western Australia specializing in natural sciences, molecular biology, and molecular imaging.

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Mutations in <i>TPM3</i> are a common cause of congenital fiber type disproportion

Nigel F. Clarke, Hanna Kolski, Danielle E. Dye,

Annals of Neurology

2008

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Extended bioluminescence resonance energy transfer (eBRET) for monitoring prolonged protein–protein interactions in live cells

Kevin D. G. Pfleger, Jasmin Dromey, Matthew B. Dalrymple,

Cellular Signalling

2006

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Alleles carried at positions ?819 and ?592 of the IL10 promoter affect transcription following stimulation of peripheral blood cells with Streptococcus pneumoniae

Suzanna E.L. Temple, Esther Lim, Karey Cheong,

Immunogenetics

2003

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Rescue of skeletal muscle α-actin–null mice by cardiac (fetal) α-actin

Kristen L. Nowak, Gianina Ravenscroft, Connie Jackaman,

The Journal of Cell Biology

2009

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Regulatory factors specific for adult and embryonic globin genes may govern their expression in erythroleukemia cells

NP Anagnou, Yuan Ty, Esther Lim,

Blood

1985

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Novel application of flow cytometry: Determination of muscle fiber types and protein levels in whole murine skeletal muscles and heart

Connie Jackaman, Kristen L. Nowak, Gianina Ravenscroft,

Cell Motility and the Cytoskeleton

2007

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Helix I of β-Arrestin Is Involved in Postendocytic Trafficking but Is Not Required for Membrane Translocation, Receptor Binding, and Internalization

Diem Dinh, Hongwei Qian, Ruth M. Seeber,

Molecular Pharmacology

2004

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