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Only one adhesin (gp43) has been described until now, among the various identified components of P. brasiliensis, and gp43 shows adhesion to laminin.

Only a few cases have been described until now and none of them has metastasised, even though some cases presented with osteolytic appearance [48].

Only four such mice have been described until now.

Therefore, it might be that this is widespread in polyploid prokaryotes, although no naturally heterozygous cells have been described until now.

This association has not been described until now.

The A6622T and T6625C mutations have never been described until now.

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Four different kinds of NAGS enzyme families were described until now [ 2], however, Cg3035 fits into none of them.

This behaviour has been reproduced in multiple similar experiments and, to our knowledge, has not been described in literature until now.

In addition, how the two-dimensional lateral buckling turns to three-dimensional helical buckling with an increase in axial force has not been accurately described until now.

In literature, photocatalytic soot oxidation was described, but until now, little information was available about the influence of process parameters on the photocatalytic degradation efficiency.

However, a multiperiod model for utility systems including environmental concerns wasn't described until now.

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