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A comparison of the different p Ka values of the alternative heterocycles with those of the complementary canonical nucleobases, with a side-by-side qualitative relationship with base-pairing strengths (Table 1) accentuates this correlation between the magnitude of Δp Ka of complementary partners with the base-pairing strength of the duplexes formed.

The low-lying and fertile valley (e.g., chs. 28, 39) accentuates both the creative fecundity of Dao and the gentle nurturance of its power.

Hemizygous knockout of ACVR2B accentuates muscle growth in ACVR2A-knockout mice, although it has no effect in mice with normal ACVR2A expression [38].

As in the case of invasive/metastatic leukemia/lymphomas, this thymus restricted tumorigenesis was observed, although at lower rates, in one year old wild type (≈17%, n = 25) and Rasgrf2 /– (≈22%, n = 20) mice (Figure 4D), further suggesting that Vav1 accentuates the intrinsic tendency of this mouse strain to develop thymic lymphomas rather than promoting tumorigenesis in an autonomous fashion.

At 24 h, 5-FU (40  μ) alone induces mild accumulation of cytoplasmic vesicles, upper middle panel) and the combination treatment with HA14-1 accenthises this morphology, with a rare appearance of an apoptotic cell, lower middle panel).

In macrophages, AChE suppression by miR-132 accentuates cholinergic signaling (Shaked et al. 2009).

The formation of complex 4 accentuates the phosphine phosphinidene donor acceptor aspect of bonding in 3 (see resonance structure 3′′ in Scheme 2).

The imminent completion of genome sequence information for major helminth parasites [ 32- 34] accentuates the problem of how to identify functional immune modulators among numerous novel gene sequences.

Trading rooks with 44 Rf8 Kf8 accentuated White's problems, leaving her with an ineffective bishop against a useful knight.

ALDH2 accentuated aging-induced cardiac hypertrophy but not fibrosis.

Inactivation of Ezh2 accentuated expression of genes highly expressed in human ETP-ALL and in normal murine early thymic progenitors.