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Our study, together with a previous study, highlights the significant potential of mitoTALENs for the specific elimination or correction of disease-relevant mtDNA mutations that are responsible for mitochondrial diseases in humans.

A previous study highlights the importance of telomerase for recurrence, whereby all recurrent ependymomas tested (8/8) had detectable telomerase activity [ 29], while none of the recurrent ependymomas screened (0/21) in our study showed evidence of ALT.

In Spain, a previous study highlighted the existence of important geographical differences in mortality due to this tumour [ 23].

These findings are entirely consistent with a previous study highlighting the contribution of changes in mRNA stability at high growth rates to control of the expression of genes involved in the central pathways of carbohydrate and amino acid metabolism [ 1].

A previous study highlighted that CTTA (measured as uniformity and average brightness after image filtration) from a water phantom was reasonably insensitive (a coefficient of variation consistently less than 5% was achieved) to image acquisition parameters (tube voltage, tube current and slice thickness).

These results extend the findings of a previous study, which highlighted the role of disturbance frequency in the maintenance of microbial social traits [15].

A previous study has highlighted the potential for the short pentraxin SAP to inhibit bleomycin induced lung fibrosis, in part through an inhibition of monocyte to fibrocyte differentiation in vitro [6] and accumulation in vivo [7].

This is in agreement with a previous study which highlighted the lack of correlation between discriminatory ability (or acuity) and relative OB size in 5 species of passerines [29] but in contrast to findings from the passerine song control nuclei, where seasonal changes in the volume are linked to differences in the song output [9].

A previous study has highlighted the relevance of pyrophosphate-dependent phosphofructokinase (PFP, Figure  6 '8') as the catalyst of the phosphorylation of fructose-6 phosphate during green development.

Currently, we have no explanation for the complex but reproducible –ADE phenotype of these novel Sse1 mutants shown in Figures 1B and 2. A previous study has highlighted the ability of overexpressed Sse1 to impair propagation of the yeast prion [ URE3] (Kryndushkin and Wickner 2007).

The previous studies highlights that simulation results cannot help the engineer for workpiece other than the one simulated.