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Our results suggest that LECA probably possessed a class I RNR, but, having said that, there is also evidence that this is ultimately bacterial in origin, deriving from an ancient HGT event pre-dating LECA.

Given that neuroblastoma is an embryonic tumor it is tempting to speculate that the translocation revealed in WI-38 cells, which are derived from an embryonic origin, is analogous to translocations occurring in neuroblastoma cases.

The 10 000 and 100 000 × g pellets were highly enriched in CD151 and CD81, tetraspanins that are indicators of nanovesicles derived from an endosomal origin, as well as a marker of lipid rafts, Giα2.

However, this dominance in chimerism was also observed for the whole population of cells derived from an aged origin (CD45.2+), suggesting that the dominance in chimerism was not NK cell specific (Fig. S3C and D).

For rigorous assessment of tumour cell selective targeting, we utilised isogenic normal/tumour cell line pairs that are derived from a common origin and differ only in their tumorigenic status, including the well-characterised SR5 (SR40)/SAOS-2 osteosarcoma cell pair, which has previously been used to characterise the Apoptin tNTS [ 16].

It is thus probable that the pigmented filling material was made by gypsum, while the carbon carbon vibrations indicate the presence of amorphous carbon, either deriving from a black pigment of vegetal origin used for colouring the filling material or indicating the degradation of some organic material on the painting surface.

The ECM materials are either directly derived from a natural origin, or synthesized mimicking the natural ECM.

High C19 C20 C21 tricyclic terpanes indicate that organic matter derived from a terrestrial origin (Ozcelik and Altunsoy 2005), high C23 tricyclic terpane indicates a high contribution of marine matter (Ourisson et al. 1982), and C24 tetracyclic terpane was mainly sourced from terrestrial OM input (Philp and Gilbert 1986).

A molecular phylogenetic analysis procedure based on sequence features is initiated by gathering a set of sequences derived from a common origin.

These findings suggest that both subtypes of the disease are derived from a common origin or common transformation mechanism.

Another reason is that, in a normal situation, Th17 and Th22 cells are derived from a different origin and induced by different stimuli.

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