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Tandem duplication involving the KIAA1549 and the BRAF kinase genes results in a gene fusion that has been recently characterized in a subset of low grade glioma While there is no clear evidence that the KIAA1549-BRAF gene fusion has an effect on prognosis, it is an attractive target for therapy development and as a diagnostic tool.

Bcl-2 was initially isolated and characterized in a subset of B-cell lymphomas.

Diabetes type was further characterized in a subset of Navajo youth participating in the research visit.

We have characterized in detail a subset of these mutants and identified an essential role for histone H3 lysine 37 (H3K37) in anchoring select high mobility group (HMG) proteins to chromatin during periods of limited TORC1 activity.

Of note, in addition to the well characterized role in a subset of regulatory T-cells, FOXP3 was reported to be functional also in mammary epithelial cells as a breast cancer suppressor gene [ 28].

In addition we characterized a subset of de novo enhancers, which are enriched for MYC binding at their epicenter, suggesting a modulatory function in their activation.

We asked whether TLR4 expression is increased and characterized a subset of LPS in chondrocytes.

Other causes of liver injury had been excluded carefully, and the recognition that hepatic inflammation was a common feature in such patients led to further study to characterize the infiltrate in a subset of cases.

In this respect, it is noteworthy that defects of ciliogenesis characterize both a subset of posterior fossa ependymomas in children [ 31] and a series of developmental posterior fossa deficits [ 32, 33], pointing to common molecular pathways for both posterior fossa abnormalities.

To test whether these ASV have biologic activity, we characterized a subset of them for ligand binding, and for efficacy in an animal model of arthritis.

Consistent with this view, the same class of RRAS lesions was identified to occur as acquired somatic event in JMML, characterizing a subset of this myeloproliferative/myelodysplastic disorder with rapid progression to AML.