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Khanna et al (2011) continued this hypothesis by showing that the MEK1/2 and EGFR inhibitors inhibit CIP2A expression, whereas activation of MEK1/2 ERK signalling pathway stimulates CIP2A expression.
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Several papers that followed, listed in Table 1, continued to use this hypothesis but performed studies with somewhat different techniques.
Here, we continue to examine this hypothesis through examination of the expression of the Net receptor frazzled in both Ae. aegypti and An.
Future work should continue to test this hypothesis using techniques specific for 5-hmC.
We continue to test this hypothesis in different animal models and the efficacy of immobilized anti-BMP-2 mAb to regenerate rabbit bone tissue.
Despite the continuing uncertainty over this hypothesis, it seems reasonable to suppose that remobilisation of stored N in preference to photosynthetic N from vegetative tissues would help delay leaf senescence (better yield) whilst meeting the needs for high grain protein (better quality).
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This is a continuing working hypothesis.
The 'substance P depletion' hypothesis was used to describe the mechanism of action (MoA) of the low-concentration capsaicin formulations which became available in the 1980s, and, unfortunately over the years, this hypothesis continues to be repeated even in recent review articles and textbooks.
The 100 permutations of 94 such GO IDs produced 9,400 such sums - these were used to produce a 90% confidence interval, and GO IDs in the original data for which the sum was outside of this confidence interval, were continued onto the hypothesis-testing phase.
It continued: The silver bullet to this hypothesis?
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