Theresa Ben - Concepedia

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Theresa Ben

National Cancer Institute

Also Known As

Ben, Theresa, T Ben, T. BEN, T. Ben, THERESA BEN, Theresa Ben, Theresa L. Ben, Tianru Ben

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National Cancer Institute National Institutes of Health University of Maryland, Baltimore Georgetown University

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Theresa Ben is an author at National Cancer Institute specializing in medicine, cell biology, and tumor biology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	16	20	1.1K
2	Natural Sciences	3	3	298
3	Health Sciences	2	2	110
4	Biochemistry	2	2	320
5	Engineering	1	1	23

Theresa Ben

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1.7K

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	Year	Citations
Phorbol esters stimulate DNA synthesis and ornithine decarboxylase activity in mouse epidermal cell cultures Stuart H. Yuspa, Ulrike Lichti, Theresa Ben, Nature BiosynthesisBiochemistryNatural SciencesDna SynthesisOligonucleotide	1976	246
Divergent responses in epidermal basal cells exposed to the tumor promoter 12-O-tetradecanoylphorbol-13-acetate. Stuart H. Yuspa, Theresa Ben, Henry Hennings, PubMed Mm Ca2+DermatologyMm Ca2+ MediumCancer BiologyDivergent Responses	1982	235
Retinoic acid-induced transglutaminase in mouse epidermal cells is distinct from epidermal transglutaminase. Ulrike Lichti, Theresa Ben, Stuart H. Yuspa Journal of Biological Chemistry	1985	182
Phorbol ester tumor promoters induce epidermal transglutaminase activity Stuart H. Yuspa, Theresa Ben, Henry Hennings, Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications Skin DevelopmentSignal TransductionEpidermal Transglutaminase ActivityGene ExpressionMedicine	1980	116
Stimulated DNA synthesis in mouse epidermal cell cultures treated with 12-O-tetradecanoyl-phorbol-13-acetate. Stuart H. Yuspa, Theresa Ben, Elroy Patterson, PubMed Tpa TreatmentMedicineLiver PhysiologyCutaneous BiologyDna Synthesis	1976	95
Retinoic acid induces transglutaminase activity but inhibits cornification of cultured epidermal cells. Stuart H. Yuspa, Theresa Ben, Peter M. Steinert Journal of Biological Chemistry Terminal DifferentiationSkin DevelopmentDevelopmental BiologySignal TransductionRetinoic Acid Induces	1982	93
Activation of Viruses in Human Tumors by 5-Iododeoxyuridine and Dimethyl Sulfoxide Sarah E. Stewart, George Kasnic, Catherine Draycott, Science Human TumorsSimilar C-type VirusDimethyl SulfoxideMetastatic TumorOncogenic Agent	1972	93
The induction of epidermal transglutaminase and terminal differentiation by tumor promoters in cultured epidermal cells Stuart H. Yuspa, Theresa Ben, Henry Hennings Carcinogenesis	1983	74
Studies on the mechanism of drug-induced microsomal enzyme activities. V. Phenobarbital stimulation of endogenous messenger RNA and polyuridylic acid-directed L-[14C]-phenylalanine incorporation. Ryuichi Kato, W. R. Jondorf, L A Loeb, PubMed Molecular PharmacologyPharmacological StudyBiochemistryMedicineExperimental Pharmacology	1966	74
Differentiation of tracheal mucociliary epithelium in primary cell culture recapitulates normal fetal development and regeneration following injury in hamsters. Elizabeth M. McDowell, Theresa Ben, Carnell Newkirk, PubMed	1987	52

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