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The TEL/AML1 fusion may therefore not be the single key molecular event causing leukemia spread, and if this is the case, TEL/AML1-positive ALL might involve other critical gene modifications; any such modifications remain to be documented [ 6, 7].
Given that total FPC fell only very rarely below 0.99 at the wet sites (TUM and CT, Fig. 1) we expect that any such modifications would just shift the dominance from seasonal to perennial vegetation in the simulations, but not affect the overall fluxes very much.
