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Moreover, HU-treated co-knockdown (hTopBP1 and hMYH) cells showed a remarkable defect in Cdc25A degradation (HU-siGFP versus HU-siTM, p < 0.001).

The T cell theme continues in the next issue, where Fülöp and Pawelec summarise a series of remarkable defects in T cell antigen receptor signalling, comparing and contrasting these anomalies with those signalling defects reported in chronic inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and systemic lupus erythematosus [ 8].

Interestingly, the R103W ssc1 mutant showed a remarkable growth defect at the permissive temperature and was inviable at 37°C, thus highlighting the critical nature of the R103 residue for in vivo function in yeast (Fig.  3A).

A remarkable improvement in the number of defects is found only when a CN is introduced near a dangling bond, otherwise further introduction of defects results in.

The increases in the relative intensity of the (111) peak and the decrease in the defect density in the films contribute to a remarkable increase in the γ coefficient of the films.

A remarkable life in 19th-century England.

A remarkable idea in itself.

It was a remarkable exchange, in part because Mr. Cantor made a remarkable error.

That's a remarkable skill in Washington".

It was a remarkable moment in politics.

It was a remarkable exercise in expiation by indirection.