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cell behavior in terms of proliferation and stress resistance as well as recombinant
protein production and protein quality.
Acknowledgment MH would like to acknowledge support by the BOKU Doc doctoral scholarship
program; NB and JG the support of the FWF Doctoral program “BioToP”; JG support by the
GEN-AU project “Non-coding RNAs” (grant number 820982).
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