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Besides a common disruption of the normal tissue architecture by infiltrating tumor cells, a broad spectrum of histological and immunohistological patterns is observed across the different types of lymphoma.

We believe that the common disruption of this pathway is a novel discovery, as this pathway, consisting of 17 genes, has not been reported as an indicator of LUAD in any of the studies we acquired datasets from (GSE10082, GSE7670, GSE10072), nor in a literature search with key words.

One of the common disruptions is the loss of production capability at supplier sites.

T195 displayed a relatively 'common' disruption of the 'N/K' pattern but an exceptionally high (6.5%) proportion of 0 K cells.

Newspaper accounts in the days after the game related a common phenomenon — the disruption of informal and elaborate holiday parties alike as people crowded around televisions to watch the riveting Alabama-Notre Dame game.

Patellar fractures are the most common cause of disruption of the extensor mechanism, six times as frequent as soft tissue injuries such as quadriceps or patellar tendon rupture [3].

However, there was a significant enrichment of potential "integration site reads" within the viral E2 (E4 and E5) region, suggesting that this is a common location of disruption of the viral sequence upon integration into the host genome in HNSCC.

Common methods include disruption of spheroids and analysis of cell lysates or suspensions for adenosine triphosphate or other viability markers with microplate readers.

Taking a broadly inclusive approach, and accepting as PMG any case where one or more cortical layers shows abnormal folding or festooning, the most common pathology is of disruption of the cortical surface and its interaction with the leptomeninges.

A wealth of research has been performed to elucidate the genetic aberrations seen in MM, but here we will focus on epigenetic abnormalities that are also central players in the disruption of common cancer pathways.

Thus, both poorer semen quality and shorter AGD in adulthood may reflect a common origin, including a disruption of testicular development in utero, as suggested by the testicular dysgenesis syndrome (TDS) hypothesis (Skakkebaek et al. 2001).