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Several studies have investigated postural control in anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) deficient patients; yet the contribution of cognitive processing (attention) in the postural control of these patients is still unclear.

The contribution of deficient telomerase activity to age-related decline in osteoblast functions and bone formation is poorly studied.

It should be pointed out that LMP7 deficient mice also lack a contribution from LMP2 and MECL in immunoproteasomes [38], so it remains open which of these subunits is actually required for the generation of the different epitopes.

Our finding of the presence of low levels of gene expression of IGF system within bone matrix in telomerase deficient murine MSC corroborate the contribution of local IGF system to impaired bone formation during aging.

In an attempt to elucidate the contribution of SUCNR1 deficient RPE versus microglia in disease progression, we proceeded to transfer bone marrow and hematopoietic precursors from Sucnr1−/− mice into wild-type controls.

It is clear from the Ti2p spectra that the contribution of oxygen-deficient TiO2 species is higher in TiO2-nit than TiO2-sul and TiO2-ace samples.

We attribute this accumulation to a cell-autonomous lack of PKBα within the T lymphoid component of the thymus and concurrently exclude a contribution by PKBα-deficient thymic stroma to this finding.

Ventricular defects have also been demonstrated in Tbx2 deficient embryos due to reduced contributions of cells from the primary myocardium that typically turn off Tbx2 expression before contributing to the expanding chambers and septum (Aanhaanen et al., 2009).

However, the decrease in platelet numbers in this model was less significant compared to that demonstrated in germline miR-142-deficient mice, plausibly due to contribution of WT cells.

This is consistent with the recent finding that nuc makes a significant contribution to the biofilm deficient phenotype of a sarA mutant [41].

These results indicate that the increased production of extracellular proteases also makes an important contribution to the biofilm-deficient phenotype of a UAMS-1 sarA mutant.