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Our findings therefore beg one question: do these three mutations (K62R, Y65C and K125E) and their consequences promote breast tumorigenesis?

The principle that positive consequences promote repetition of behaviour is well established and has been widely and successfully used to understand behaviour and behaviour change [ 29].

For example, while NF-κB activation in immune cells such as macrophages/microglia herald inflammation, oxyradical production, and cell stress, NF-κB-dependent transcription in neurons has entirely different consequences promoting synaptic plasticity, [Ca2+]i homeostasis, and prolonged viability [56] [58].

Based on this work, we speculate that amoeba, as phagocytic protists, favor the transfer of genes for sympatric bacteria, allow intraphagocytic survival and as a consequence, promote the creation of potential pathogenic organisms that may develop later in other niche including red blood cells and arthropods.

Based on this, we speculate that amoeba favor the transfer of genes as phagocytic protists, which allows for intraphagocytic survival and, as a consequence, promotes the creation of potential pathogenic organisms.

Conversely, miRNA incorporation to the RISC complex might be regulated and influenced by different factors; one of them is incorporation of ago 3, which enhances the incorporation of the passenger strand of the tumor suppressor let-7a (let7-a*) to the RISC complex, and by consequence, promotes its biological activity in cancer cells.

Oxidative stress (OS) and its consequences which promote alterations in biomolecules, to tissue damage and to the development of pathological conditions, continue to attract many investigators.

Enhancing community awareness on symptoms of hemorrhage, sepsis, and obstructed labor and their consequences may promote care seeking for obstetric complications in rural Bangladesh.

Methyltransferase inhibitors are a class of medications that deplete nuclear DNA methyltransferase, the enzyme responsible for methylation of the DNA; as a consequence, they promote demethylation in newly synthesized DNA.

For example, induction of enzymes converting DK-CAI-1 to CAI-1 could increase production of the potent agonist CAI-1 from the weak agonist DK-CAI-1 and, as a consequence, could promote a stronger quorum-sensing response.

Similarly, EDPs stimulated MMP-2, MT1-MMP and TIMP-2 secretion in human HT-1080 fibrosarcell celineine and, as a consequence, could promote the invasive and metastatic properties of tumour cells (Brassart et al, 1998; Huet et al, 2002).