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Nocturnin, a circadian deadenylase, is expressed rhythmically in a wide variety of tissues, but we report here that Nocturnin expression is arrhythmic in epididymal white adipose tissue (eWAT) of mice housed in 12∶12 LD with ad libitum access to food.

30 31 Malaysia is a multiracial country but we report here as overall Malaysians in genotype analysis, regardless of the ethnicity of the participants as it is for early GIC detection in all Malaysians.

JunB-KO mice develop a chronic myeloid leukemia-like disease later in life (17), but we report here that a phenotype resembling cachexia develops early postnatally in these mice, before the onset of leukemia.

Many growth factors stimulate focal adhesion assembly and influence integrin activity [ 87], but we report here that these cell spreading effects of SCM can be ameliorated by anti-HGF antibodies.

Classically, CI-AKI complicates the intravascular injection of iodinated contrast medium (CM), but we report here a case of CI-AKI that occurred after an intraenteric radiocontrast administration without any direct intravascular injection of CM.

In Joslin medallists, the response to a mixed meal was only studied in those with C-peptide over 100 pmol/l [ 8], but we report here that a response occurred in the majority of patients with a C-peptide concentration <30 pmol/l.

But what we report here should be considered as the top of the iceberg.

However, we do not claim the process to be rigorous, but the results we report here do indeed throw light on the nature of these interactions in the test material.

Citral's medicinal effects from ancient to modern times may be explained by some of the actions we report here, but it is difficult to parse the anecdotal and uncontrolled evidence over the millennia of its use.

We cannot rule out a lack of power producing the results we report here, but we do not consider this the most likely explanation for our results.

A recent systematic review identified generally positive associations between team training and non-technical skills, as we report here, but little evidence of impact on technical performance or patient outcome.