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In addition to gonadal expression, antibody staining of whole mounts suggested that INX-8/9 may be expressed in some pharyngeal and a few other head neurons (T. Starich, unpublished results), but because the antibody reacted primarily with processes and not cell bodies, we did not attempt to identify these neurons.

There is the ideological tension, which will be expressed in some of the debates in Glasgow this week, between leftish Lib Dems who see Labour as their more natural partner and the rightish Lib Dems who feel more affinity with the Tories.

In many cancer studies, a gene may be expressed in some but not all of the disease samples, reflecting the complexity of the underlying disease.

Moreover, to show the applicability of the library for biomarker investigation by IHC, five antibodies against proteins either known to be expressed in some cancers or homologous to tumor-associated proteins were tested on tissue microarrays carrying tumor and normal tissues from breast, colon, lung, ovary and prostate.

Database searches identified a few DRP-1β expressed sequence tags (ESTs) suggesting that this isoform may be expressed in some settings (Table S1).

Since the signal is more diffuse in AA gonads, we cannot exclude that dmrt1 may also be expressed in some peripheral spermatogonia (Figure 5b).

α v β6 is not expressed by normal epithelial cells, but is expressed in some cancers where it promotes tumour cell invasion and enhances MMP expression.

Their obsessive desire for each other is expressed in some of the most laceratingly beautiful poetry ever written.

Discomfort was expressed in some quarters about the amounts that local and national governments spent on World Youth Day, which may cost taxpayers as much as $155 million.

His strong individualist views are expressed in some of his works: The Confessions of a Capitalist (1925), "Governed to Death" (pamphlet, 1948), and The State the Enemy (1953).

Grant obviously loves the comedy of monomaniac egotism: Walter Burns' callousness and unscrupulousness are expressed in some of the best farce lines ever written in this country, and Grant hits those lines with a smack.