Although genomic effects of 1α,25- OH 2 1α,25- OH 2ly implicateD3in induction of OPN [7], they areear dispartlyle for implicatedof E-cadherin inductionctal cells [67].
Three of these factors (HOXB9, TCF12, and ETV6) have been partly implicated in promoting metastasis, and we therefore chose the remaining four novel transcription factors (PRKRIR, NFIL3, PCBP4, and TSC22D1) for further functional analysis.
Use of CD44 siRNA suggests that this hyaluronan receptor is partly implicated in the effects, although it does not rule out the involvement of other receptors including RHAMM [ 113].
Though the neurons in the ventromedial region of the hypothalamus have been partly implicated in adaptive thermogenesis (Kim et al., 2011; Kong et al., 2012; Shi et al., 2013), compelling evidence is available for an important direct action of leptin on neurons of the dorsomedial region of the hypothalamus (Enriori et al., 2011; Zhang et al., 2011).
Whether climate change is partly or fully implicated in this forest's decimation is of less consequence than the broader picture: climate change is taking an irrevocable and irrefutable toll.
Inevitably, there is an element of random chance in the species distribution of domain families; however, we observed that most of domains whose functions are at least partly known are implicated in the plant associated lifestyle.
A new study suggests that evolutionary changes in the regulation of a gene implicated in perception, behavior, and memory may be partly responsible.
Together, our findings from both in vitro and in vivo studies suggested that RRM2 might be implicated in cervical cancer development at least partly through enhancement of angiogenesis.
Consequently, the identification of the orthologues of GI in L. perenne and other monocot crop species has been a desirable goal, partly to ascertain if it is implicated in flowering control in current breeding populations through QTL/genetic mapping studies but also to identify allelic variants which may be useful in future population development.
