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Welcome to the Cell Signaling taskforce of WikiProject Molecular Biology.
If you have any questions about articles or are generally seeking advice, you're encouraged to ask at the talkpage of WikiProject Molecular Biology, the centralized point for discussion, thank you.
In 2007, some Wikipedians formed a project to better organize information in articles related to Cell Signaling and to help focus the efforts of other Wikipedians. This page and its subpages contain their suggestions up until 2013, when the project became inactive; If you would like to help, please inquire on the talk page and see the to-do list there.
This project was dedicated to improving and organising the Wikipedia articles on cell signaling to provide a convenient and reliable reference of the known signal transduction pathways. It covers the pathway pages and individual protein pages related to them.
Proposed structure of a pathway article:
Proposed scheme for pathway diagrams is described here. Please do comment and contribute.
A list of Cell Signaling taskforce members (along with some of their interests) is maintained under the WikiProject Molecular Biology page. To join, simply add yourself at that page and indicate your interests.
Although this taskforce is currently considered inactive, it can always be reactivated if there are interested participants!
| Name | Talk page | Status | Special interests | |
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| Rrten00 | Talk | EGFR,ErbB2, and MAPK, along with some knowledge of AKT and p53/p21 | ||
| George Damoulakis | Talk | Casually active | Small G proteins, PI 3-kinase signalling, immunology and neutrophil biology | |
| Peter Znamenskiy | Talk | Cell culture and adult stem cells | ||
| F Guesdon | Talk | Casually active | Molecular evolution in the Innate Immune system, particularly TLRs (Toll-like Receptor) and TAK1 (MAP3K7) | |
| Rockpocket | Talk | G-protein coupled receptors | ||
| David Iberri | Talk | Embryogenesis (especially nervous system development) | ||
| John Schmidt | Talk | illustrations | ||
| Gacggt | Talk | Skeletal Muscle biology, Akt pathway, NF-kappaB pathway, some GPCRs, Neurotrophins, MuSK, agrin, Neuromuscular junction, etc. | ||
| Kohlasz | Talk | Chemotaxis | ||
| EquationDoc | Talk | Pathways involved in cancer prevention and formation | ||
| JE.at.UWO | Talk | Immunology, development, endocrinology and reproductive physiology. | ||
| Biochemza | Talk | Casually active | Immunology, neutrophils, tyrosine kinase signaling, calcium signaling | |
| cyclopamine | Talk | Casually active | Hedgehog pathway, Adult stem cells and cancer | |
| Wisdom89 | Talk | Phospholipase, small and large G proteins | ||
| David.Throop | Talk | Working on Eicosanoid, Nonclassic eicosanoid and related articles. I am trying to get Eicosanoid up to FA status. | ||
| Jmcclare | Talk | Neurochemistry, G proteins, ion channels, pharmacology | ||
| Snellios | Talk | Casually active | Knowledgeable on G proteins, ion channels, pharmacology (especially CNS pharmacology), calcium signaling. | |
| ACGGGG | Talk | Casually active | NF-kappaB, MAPKs, innate immunity | |
| Stephen Helms | Talk | G proteins,phospholipase C,protein kinase C,calcium,scaffolding proteins,ion channels, and signaling organization | ||
| davebridges | talk | Casually active | G proteins, GAPVD1, protein phosphorylation, pi3p | |
| Subcellular | talk | Ion channels (particularly LGICs), calcium, GPCRs | ||
| JustAnotherKinase | talk | [Cell physiology, particularly in immunology and cardiovascular sciences. | ||
| Rod57 | talk | Casually active | PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway, Pathways involved in cancer prevention and formation | |
| MChapman5 | Talk | Moderately active (for Spring 2013) | Student in Graduate Level Signal Transduction Class; Undergraduate at Saint Louis University obtaining a B.S. in Biology. | |
| Marcelo Behar | Talk | Casually active | NF-kappaB,MAPKs,Yeast,Crosstalk_(biology), Regulation of signaling transduction, specificity/cross-talk control. |
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| Name | Special interests
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| Tyciol (talk · contribs) | Currently I'm studying biology but don't know enough about cell signaling to be an adequate participant, will once I study it in the future. |
| Jbarin (talk · contribs) | Immunology, autoimmune disease, T cells, cytokines |
| Miguel AngeloR (talk · contribs) | Im a student of Celular and Molecular Biology at the New University of Lisbon, I would like to contribute to this page seen as it is the main topic on my course. I so far have complete my Celular biology class in which most of this subject was discussed. I do not know much about how to contribute to wiki and work with other people on the same page, so if would like my help on any subject please contact me and informe about what i need to do. Tanks |
| Xarus | Undergraduate student of Department of Biology in Yonsei Unv. Also working as an intern student in Glycomics lab. O-GlcNAc, Cell signaling |
| aqua112233 (talk · contribs) | Immunology, cytokines |
| stevia_badger (talk · contribs) | Undergraduate in Cell & Molecular Biology and Biochemistry departments. Decent access to primary literature for citations, through institutional libraries/databases. Currently working to get familiar with Wikipedia's editing format, so please let me know if there are any relatively simple tasks in need of completion for the project. |
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