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These results suggest that in CADASIL other microstructural alterations, such as LL, demyelination, axonal loss and CMs may contribute, beyond WMHs, to GM damage through deafferentation and retrograde neuronal degeneration.

The overall decrease of CD86 expression in M2a macrophages by breast cancer CM may contribute to immunosuppressive, tumor-promoting behavior.

Although, decomposition and downward migration to below 20 cm depth may contribute to the loss of BC from the surface soil, much can be attributed to lateral transfer through erosion.

The assumption here is that escalating attack frequency, below the level needed to meet a CM definition, may contribute to the development of depression.

This finding has led to the possibility that CM sensitivity may contribute to persistent intestinal symptoms in some celiac patients despite a gluten-free diet.

Water has libration bands owing to hydrogen bonding at 450 and 789 cm-1 which may contribute to the two most prominent broad bands.

In particular, the meridional structure of the moisture anomaly is broader than that of CM-GCM, which may contribute to slow down the MJO propagation speed as suggested by Kang et al. (2013).

These data support the hypothesis that IFN elicits CML-specific CM CTL that may contribute to continuous CCR after IFN withdrawal and suggest a role for T cell immune therapy with or without tyrosine kinase inhibitors as a strategy to prolong CR in CML.

Introduction Avoiding the use of iodinated contrast media (CM) is frequent, fearing it may contribute to AKI.

In principle, exhaustion of glucose may contribute to CM toxicity.

Malaria gene expression was readily detected within host tissue, and differential expression of parasite and murine genes discriminated infection in resistant from susceptible mice, identifying both host and parasite transcriptional programs which may contribute to CM.