In immortalised rat fibroblasts, cyclin A is a direct c-Jun target gene and is necessary for c-Jun-induced anchorage-independent growth (Katabami et al, 2005).
Therefore, the actual history of gastropod eyes is more complicated than a direct march from simple to complex.
"Our commitment to staying is a direct result of Sept. 11," Mrs. Peraglia said.
Scott Sprinzen, managing director for corporate and government bond ratings for Standard & Poor's, said today that the big sales in October and November are "a direct trade-off" that will steal sales from 2002.
Its creation was a direct result of the Sept. 11 attack, said Madelyn Wils, chairwoman of Community Board 1 and a member of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation.
Arguing that Al Qaeda deserved some indirect credit for the uprisings, he said the United States' willingness to drop its support for Mr. Mubarak and other authoritarian leaders was a "direct result" of the Sept. 11 attacks.
The agency acknowledged at the time that it was requiring people to prove that their hardship was a "direct result" of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, a standard that broke with the agency's longstanding policy and that was not in line with laws governing disaster aid.
The PriceLine-Travelocity deal is a direct response to the September launch of Expedia's Hotel Price Matcher program, which lets consumers name their own price for rooms in a system similar to PriceLine's.
Wednesday's hearing is a direct response to the Dec. 14 shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, where 20 first-graders and six adults were killed at an elementary school.
It is not clear whether the fall in online readers last month is a direct result of Telegraph.co.uk's metered paywall, introduced in the UK in March after its international launch last November.
