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Teratocarcinogenicity is an intrinsic property of mouse ESCs due to their proliferative capacity and it is a consequence of epigenetic transformation of ESCs to embryonic carcinoma cells (ECCs) [ 13], while normal human ESCs do not readily form teratocarcinoma in immunodeficient mice and the transformation to human ECCs requires genomic changes (i.e., mutations) [ 17, 18].

Our data therefore demonstrate that the reduced replicative capacity of Stn1 knockdown cultures is a consequence of telomere dysfunction.

Most importantly, reduced infectivity to the mammalian host is a consequence of the reduced capacity to invade the mosquito salivary glands.

This is a consequence of the much larger heat capacity of the blood as compared to the heat capacity of the stent.

The triumph of this view is a consequence of government's dwindling capacity to plan, build or repair anything significant itself.

The capacity of the termite to hydrolyze such a variety of glycoside bonds is a consequence of endogenous enzymes and lignocellulolytic microbiota living in the termite gut.

This difference is a consequence of the much lower effective heat capacities of land surfaces as well as of their generally reduced evaporation rates.

This difficulty is a consequence of the fragmented nature of aDNA, but it also reflects the capacity of the GS-FLX Standard platform in terms of read lengths.

Henrich and his colleagues concluded that much of the morality that humans possess is a consequence of the culture in which they are raised, not their innate capacities.

Beriberi is a consequence of thiamine deficiency.

This predictive capacity might be a consequence of the fact that the elevated glycolysis encountered in tumors is related to several biological factors associated with poor prognosis, including hypoxia [ 7], accelerated cell proliferation [ 8], inflammation [ 9] and reduced apoptosis [ 10].