Talk:Hex

(Genetic transcription factor)

Proline-rich homeodomain protein, a transcription factor (also known as Hex) that controls gene expression and cell proliferation — Preceding unsigned comment added by Josh Parris (talk) 07:04, 22 December 2009‎

Thanks; that will valuable be when someone writes the article, or discovers what related article best deals with hex in that sense.
--Jerzy•t 04:12, 10 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]

lead fix

The brief cleanup i did on the lead section of the accompanying Dab page should not be construed as evidence that it is a good Dab page. (And those who understand what a guidelines-compliant Dab page looks like don't need my insights to fix it, so it would be more efficient for me to fix it now than to describe what still needs fixing: i'm writing a reminder to myself to fix it, which will read "Hex (dab)", and when it comes to the top of my priorities, i'll immediately reconstruct the needed changes, in a little less time than it would take me to list them, even if cryptically abbreviated.)
Hmm, Happy Premise #1 is that typing the rest of this sentence will help me remember that i can cut and paste

== lead fix ==
[[talk:hex#lead fix]]<br>--~~~~<br>

from here onto Dab pages' talk pages, a lot faster than i can remember to make the points i just made above! (Hmm, And So Can You!)
--Jerzy•t 04:12, 10 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]