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Currently, our knowledge of the regulatory elements controlling the expression of the FABP genes is limited and based mainly on studies of mammalian FABP genes and one FABP gene in desert locust [ 42- 46].

Background: Epidemiological evidence of lung cancer risk from radon is based mainly on studies of men working underground in mines, where exposures are relatively high in comparison to indoor exposure.

Our current understanding of the regulation of expression of Plasmodium multigene families is based mainly on studies performed in P. falciparum.

The current models of the prion propagation cycle, based mainly on studies of the [PSI+] prion, involve growth and division phases that are dependent on nucleating seeds.

Contrary to current beliefs based mainly on studies between different ethnic groups, this study shows that fair skin types within a Caucasian population in the UK are most at risk of vitamin D deficiency.

The authors also reported an updated meta-analysis based mainly on studies in the Caucasian population, which supports null results for these three polymorphisms.

Previous studies conducted on understanding the molecular interaction of chickpea- Fusarium oxysporum was based mainly on transcriptomic studies taking lead from the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana and tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) [ 13, 14].

The new recommendation is based mainly on scientific studies conducted last year by the city's Department of Environmental Protection, which urged the state in February to adopt a stricter standard.

He has a Doctor of Letters from Oxford University and has written poetry and fiction, but his reputation is based mainly on his studies of Soviet history.

Current knowledge on eye degeneration and disease are based mainly on the study of mutant mice or transgenic mice in which targeted mutations have been induced [ 47].

Based mainly on the study of mouse mutants, a description has been made of over 100 loci that are involved in the pigmentary phenotype [ 1].