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PhyloExplorer's educational potential should also be underlined as it might be particularly helpful for preparing undergraduate courses and boosting public awarenes on taxonomy and phylogenetics.

Moreover, a further fundamental aspect is worthy to be underlined, as it is likely to concern not only cancer cachexia, but the most part of palliative care dimensions.

An hypothetical alteration of brain 5-HT neurotransminsion in migraine patients, probably genetically determined, was repeatedly searched in the periphery (platelets, vessels, etc)., and sex and seasons were underlined as critical variables in the interpretation of diagnostic group differences [1, 10].

Despite the heartening aspects, it has to be underlined that England were vulnerable in the absence of the injured John Terry and Rio Ferdinand.

However, it is to be underlined that follow up data could not be issued from a moderate percentage of patients.

It needs to be underlined!

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Domain V (747 nt) of the Drosophila 28S ribosomal RNA was produced using in vitro transcription (Fermentas, Germany) and a PCR fragment amplified with primers 5′ TAATACGACTCACTATAGGGGATATTAGACCTCGGTTTGGTATCG (T7 promoter sequence is underlined) and 5′TGTGCCATTGGTCCGTACCTGCGGG, as a template.

The combination of pepper spray, Swat teams and judicial torture – for that is what it was – underlined for me a strain of American life that is forever present but rarely makes itself so boldly visible as it has this week.

A. Protein alignment of the PIGH protein from mammals to yeast; the two transmembrane (TM) domains, as annotated in UniProtKB, are underlined and highlighted in yellow; wild-type (WT) and mutant (MUT) bovine PIGH are presented and the deduced missing amino acid sequence - corresponding to the second TM domain and part of the cytoplasmic C-terminal domain - is boxed in grey.

Both elements are interesting; both are underlined way too heavily.