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However, tumor resistance does develop and certain subtypes of ovarian cancer are insensitive to chemotherapy.

Carcinoid and certain subtypes of ovarian and gastric cancers are known to produce calcific peritoneal deposits (Fig. 6)[ 41 44].

This marker has also been associated with prostate cancer (Thomas et al. 2008), diabetes (Winckler et al. 2007; Gudmundsson et al. 2007) and certain subtypes of ovarian cancer (Shen et al. 2013).

The proportion of GABAergic interneurons is higher in primates than in rats and, moreover, certain subtypes of interneurons are lacking or greatly modified in some species.

It is possible that genistein has heterogeneous actions through which promotes cancer growth and progression in certain subtypes of cancers while inhibiting other tumors due to differential ERβ expressions among patients.

Potential mechanisms include alterations to the pain-modulating dopaminergic system and carbergoline, an ergot derivative, also possesses significant affinity for certain subtypes of serotonergic and adrenergic receptors.

We find a non-random distribution of ΨEs in each mammalian genome, associated with certain subtypes of genes and positions within genes.

However, with the better understanding of the biology of at least certain subtypes of STS and the opportunities of molecular diagnostics new therapeutic options are on the horizon and are currently being tested in clinical studies.

One caveat in our study is the absence of certain subtypes of MDS and AML, such as refractory anemia with ring sideroblasts associated with the highest levels of SF3B1 mutations.

Previous studies with both ischaemic and haemorrhagic stroke showed a higher relative stroke risk in diabetic women than in diabetic men [ 6- 8], and it was also reported that the risk for certain subtypes of ischaemic or haemorrhagic stroke differed between women and men [ 18, 19].

Menopausal hormone therapy has been reported to increase the risk of certain subtypes of breast cancer and to be associated with a favorable survival.