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Species decline across the board around Mara, and across Kenya more generally (Western et al. 2009), has been linked to proliferation of large-scale commercial cultivation on the one hand (Homewood et al. 2001), and of smallholdings on the other (Lamprey and Reid 2004), along with subdivision and fencing off of private plots within formerly communal open rangelands (Nkedianye et al. 2009).

The SRF signalling pathways have been linked to proliferation, cell survival/apoptosis or differentiation, depending on the tissue and upstream signaling involved.

Its activity has been linked to proliferation, differentiation, cell adhesion, apoptosis, tumorigenesis, and angiogenesis [ 70].

The majority of markers included in these profiles have been linked to proliferation.

Aberrant activation of kinases has been linked to proliferation of certain cancer cells.

EZH2 has been linked to proliferation in several tumour types [ 5, 6].

The uptake of FLT is related to TK1 activity, and so is linked to proliferation.

In line with this, a microarray study showed that many hypoxia down-regulated genes are linked to proliferation [ 41].

Given that telomere length is linked to proliferation potential in several organs, we next compared the telomere length of proliferative and non-proliferative cardiac cells.

Activation of the JAK/STAT pathway is linked to proliferation, and constitutive activation of both JAK2 and STAT3 is described to be important in malignant transformation and tumourigenesis (Bromberg et al, 1999; Levy and Darnell, 2002).

To assess whether the observed ZEB1 overexpression or KD effects could be linked to proliferation changes of adipocyte precursor cells, we quantified the nuclei from the implant sections ('Materials and methods').