This interference results in EGFP-specific transcripts without a polyadenylation signal, which consequently becomes rapidly degraded.
14 15 Delays to carotid endarterectomy are therefore associated with a high risk of stroke before surgery, 6 and the benefit of surgery consequently falls rapidly with increasing delay.
Unlike the laboratory parameters, ROTEM® tests provide valuable information on overall coagulation status and can be performed rapidly; consequently, they have the potential to help guide hemostatic therapy.
Insect mitogenome sequences deposited in the GenBank database have consequently been increasing rapidly [ 39], providing an important data source for insect phylogenies.
The results of this study demonstrate that with a pregnancy, preexisting precancerous cells in the breast subvert a normally tightly-controlled STAT5 signaling pathway to benefit their survival and consequently progress more rapidly to cancer.
Modelling approaches using the UK Ladybird Survey dataset have explored the prediction that melanic colour forms have a thermal regulatory advantage and consequently spread more rapidly than the non-melanic colour form (Purse et al., 2014).
It is well known that cultured epidermal stem cells respond to stress by undergoing clonal conversion, that is converting a stem cell into a transient amplifying cell of restricted growth potential (Barrandon et al, 2012; Rochat et al, 2013); consequently, culture exhaustion rapidly occurs, jeopardising the production of transplantable medicinal cells and engraftment.
"If the effect is strong, and the world consequently seems on a rapidly warming trajectory into dangerous territory, there may be a pressure for 'panic measures'," he will say.
They readily enter liver cells (one of the main sites of drug metabolism) and are consequently liable to be rapidly metabolized and inactivated.
Severely affected cattle become recumbent and lose body condition rapidly, and consequently, milk is least available for consumption.
