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We therefore hypothesized that we could significantly enrich in candidate effector genes using the combination of three criteria: (i) secreted protein, (ii) exclusion from OS, and (iii) occurrence in the GSRs or FIR not determined.

Extensive tissue damage has been attributed to the cysteine proteinases of E. histolytica because they are (i) secreted in large quantities and can cleave extracellular matrix proteins, thus facilitating amebic invasion; (ii) secreted in higher quantities by virulent than nonvirulent trophozoites; and (iii) found to participate in the inflammation of the gut and ALA [ 15– 27, 27].

For myself, I secreted Veronica's address book.

Anyway, there it was, and once again I secreted my iPhone on vibrate in my pocket.

I secreted a couple in my luggage to present proudly to my bemused boyfriend once I got home.

In addition, the collagen I secreted from cells was increased and promoted cell attachment and cell cycle progression were depended on the PDA content.

We suggest that GnRH-II and GnRH-I, secreted from nerves or autocrine or paracrine sources, interact directly with T cells and trigger gene transcription, adhesion, chemotaxis and homing to specific organs, which may be of clinical relevance.

Since MB49-I secreted more than ten times higher amounts of decorin (around 20 ng/10 cells) than MIP-1γ (0.12 ng/10 cells) (Fig 4B), we focused on this protein and tested whether decorin could play a role in MB49-I in vivo growth properties.

Of note, our secretome analysis also confirmed that MB49-I secretes higher level of the metalloproteinase MMP9 than MB49 (Fig 4A), which, as described previously (Lodillinsky et al, 2009), increases ability to invade the surrounding tissue and also induces an angiogenic switch promoting invasion.

What fluids would I secrete?

Prediction tools revealed a high proportion of (i) classical secreted proteins but also of non-classical secreted proteins namely Leaderless Secreted Proteins (LSPs) in the apoplastic protein content and (ii) proteins potentially involved in stress reactions and/or in cell wall metabolism.