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The biological effects of PDGF receptors in tumor fibroblasts and pericytes together with the advent of drugs with PDGF receptor-inhibitory activity, such as imatinib, sorafenib and sunitinib, thus motivates a systemic characterization of the expression pattern of PDGF receptors in human solid tumors.

However, to date, neither the complete genomic sequence of this species nor a systemic characterization of the vancomycin biosynthesis cluster (vcm) has been reported.

Here, we describe the systemic characterization of a new scorpion short-chain K+ channel blocker from Mesobuthus martensii, termed mesomartoxin (MMTX).

Systemic characterization of the micropump has been performed by investigating its frequency-dependent pumping flow rate under various operational parameters including varied applied pneumatic pressures and pump geometry (i.e. different pump chamber diameters and heights).

Systemic characterization of the skeletal changes at different stages of embryonic development is necessary to delineate whether LRP6 in nestin+ MSCs is required for embryonic skeletal development.

In addition to the aforementioned issues, the experimental challenges underlying the systemic characterization of the TRNs are far from being solved.

Here, we report systemic characterization of the AMP repertoire from the N. vitripennis genome, which provide a perspective for the understanding of a possible relationship between immunity and parasitism.

Therefore, the precise identification and systemic characterization of altered activities in cancer-related pathways could accelerate the development of more effective targeted therapies, and aid in tailoring treatment to the genetic causes of an individual patient's cancer [ 2].

With the ultimate objective to provide an approach to facilitate this integration, this work presents a characterization of the APS from a systemic point of view, using standardized Software Engineering concepts.

However, this study provides, for the first time, in vivo functional characterization of the predicted halogenase, the putative methyltransferase and the biochemically-characterized glycosyltransferases in A. orientalis, along with a systemic analysis of the distinct bioactivities of different vancomycin variants.

The objective is to start elaborating a "systemic" theory of innovation in firms.