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A second population also arises from adult bone and circulates as a monocyte-like cell that continues to express hematopoietic antigens such as CD34 and CD45.

In contrast to PTH, which is produced almost exclusively by the parathyroid gland and circulates as an endocrine regulator of calcium homeostasis, PTHRP has been found in almost every tissue and acts via paracrine or autocrine mechanisms to regulate development and cell growth and differentiation (reviewed in Wysolmerski and Stewart, 1998).

"Paper still has a prestige, people want their work to be printed and circulated as a physical object, but some new work will appear on the internet first," says Bollig.

Additional comparative analysis of the situation of the population in the same geographical areas before the start of the ISFP – i.e. data from the 2002 VAC – and the situation at the time of this evaluation – will be undertaken at a later stage and circulated as an addendum.

The paper notes would be supported by the bank's assets of gold and silver and would circulate as a medium of exchange.

"There is still much we do not know," the United States ambassador, John D. Negroponte, said in a letter that was dated Sunday night and circulated today as a Security Council document.

But how hard is it to hear an album, especially now, when pop music often circulates as freely as air?

The men snapped photos of the abuse and circulated them as a joke.

Human growth hormone (hGH) circulates as a mixture of different isoforms.

Unlike some other claims, this one usually circulates as a joke.

This virus rapidly affected countries worldwide and continues to circulate as a seasonal influenza virus.