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FICD gene

Known as: FIC domain containing, HIP13, fic S-phase protein cell division homolog (E. coli) 
National Institutes of Health

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2015
2015
An Approach for Predicting Hype Cycle Based on Machine Learning
Analyzing mass information and supporting insight based on analysis results are very important work but it needs much effort and… 
2014
2014
Shifting to green economy: hype or hope for entrepreneurs into medicinal and aromatic plants?
2012
2012
LEPs - living up to the hype? The changing framework for regional economic development and localism in the UK
From when the idea of local enterprise partnerships was first floated in the run-up to the May 2010 general election, there has… 
2006
2006
No miR hype: microRNA's cancer role expands.
“ The whole class of genes has been a surprise to many people, ” Slack said. “ They’re so small, and they were just missed for… 
2005
2005
All hype, no hope? Excessive pessimism in the "anti-aging medicine" special sections.
2000
2000
The indian child and the new millennium—hope or hype?
The challenges for childcare in the new millennium are outlined. The highly successful polio immunization strategy needs to be… 
1999
1999
HOT OR HYPE? REFLECTIONS ON THE PERFECT MIRROR'
1998
1998
The Internet and poverty: real help or real hype? Panos Briefing No. 28.
Governments, donors and development organisations are rushing to realise the benefits that Internet access promises in the fight… 
1995
1995
The information superhighway—separating hype from reality
1970
1970
Petrology of the Monteregian intrusions of Mount Yamaska, Quebec
Two major intrusions of the igneous crcmplex of Mount Yamaska are shallow-seated vertical pipe-like in fornq and subsilicmus…