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There is direct evidence that muscles of cancer patients develop increased numbers of intramyocellular lipid droplets (Stephens et al. 2011).

There is evidence from previous studies of small numbers of children who received cytotoxic therapy for cancer, that they may develop increased numbers of melanocytic naevi (moles), the strongest known risk factors for melanoma.

Strikingly, Gpa33 −/− mice develop increased numbers of and larger tumours than WT control mice, suggesting that loss of GPA33 leads to both an increase in the incidence of tumour formation and the rate of tumour growth.

Larger rays develop increasing numbers of distinctive tubercles or bucklers (flat-based thorns) over the middle of the back from the snout to the tail base, as well as dorsal and lateral rows of thorns on the tail.

This synopsis demonstrates the current significant shortfall in provision, some of which may be suboptimal, and confirms the need to train and develop increasing numbers of competent midwives.

There are potential models everywhere and this excites and inspires me to create for them". Flux believes that as Phnom Penh develops, increasing numbers of young Cambodians are becoming interested in fashion created in their own country, and more and more of them have the money to buy the clothes they desire.

A global cancer research initiative should be launched to develop and facilitate significantly increased numbers of collaborative international research activities and to generate data of significant benefit to individuals with cancer worldwide, particularly to individuals living in countries with limited resources.

This study demonstrates that patients who have previously developed a cSCC have increased numbers of FOXP3+ CD4+ T cells, which may prove to be a useful marker of skin cancer in transplant recipients.

Typically, mice which receive the JAK2V617F BMT sequentially develop myeloid and erythroid hypercellularity, increased numbers of megakaryocytes and reticulin fibrosis.

Laboratory testing of APL1 produced similar effects to LRIM1 silencing, with significantly increased numbers of developing P. berghei oocysts.

"What it doesn't cover is other recent research in China that has discovered increased insect resistance and increased numbers of pests developing in and around these GM cotton crops".