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The Netherlands took up his call, circulating draft resolutions at the UN's Human Rights Council in Geneva to create a new investigative body on Yemen.

Cancer cells that migrate into the bloodstream are called circulating tumor cells (CTCs).

The study of cancer cells in blood, popularly called circulating tumour cells (CTCs), has exceptional prospects for cancer risk assessment and analysis.

A few boycott calls circulating on Twitter urge app users to switch to Uber ride-hailing rival, Careem, though it's unclear whether Uber alternatives are seeing any local uplift as yet.

The CPB acknowledged Thursday's news report in its statement and noted similar calls "circulating around Washington for years".

Recently, miRNAs can be detected in plasma or serum as well as in tissues and called circulating miRNAs.

However, many studies report the existence of a significant number of miRNAs outside the cell, called circulating miRNAs.

These cells are called circulating tumor stem cells (CTSC) and have the ability to self-renew, proliferate, and initiate tumors similar to cancer stem cells (CSCs) [ 5].

A very recent study showed that higher pre-treatment levels of CD133+/CD34+/CD45dim cells (called circulating progenitor cells in that study) were associated with the worst outcome of suntinib therapy in hepatocellular carcinoma (Zhu et al, 2009).

MiRNAs that are present in serum or plasma are collectively called circulating miRNAs, which are extremely stable in boiling water, prolonged room temperature incubation, or repetitive freezing-thawing cycles and highly resistant to plasma RNase activity due to internalization in vesicles and binding to circulating proteins [ 12, 13].

If it is able to circulate for some considerable time, it can mutate to a strain capable of causing disease, called a circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus.