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Runx2 downregulates proliferation and induces p21, RANKL, MMP2, MMP9, MMP13, VEGF, OPN, bone sialoprotein and PTHrP protein expression to promote osteoblast differentiation, bone development and turnover [ 39].

By comparison, in 'Ailsa Craig', turnover rates consistently decreased throughout development, and turnover rate was only 18% of the rate of 'Santorini' fruits at the red stage.

Combined with the mathematical model of clonal development and turnover, the paper provides new insights into stem and progenitor relationships in the human lung and indicates that smoking and other external influences can have an impact on clonal development.

Cell wall profiling of the untransformed control leaves provided valuable baseline data on leaf cell wall development and turnover (as a function of leaf age) for ultimate comparison with transgenic lines.

In summary we found strong relationships between intentions and turnover, evidence of a relationship between development and turnover in one model and evidence of relationships between a small number of first-order job satisfaction factors and future intentions with pay being the only factor to emerge on more than one occasion.

These data suggest that the Wnt signaling is crucial for bone development and turnover and, as such, is implicated in the interruption of bone homeostasis during skeletal metastasis and could be an important player in the development and progression of these lesions.

Our data show that 1,25(OH 2D influences many pathways relevant to prostate carcinogenesis and they underscore the critical role of this molecule in the maintenance of prostate epithelial development, function, and turnover.

Conceivably, the suggested role for homeobox genes in fibroblast differentiation [36] and adipogenesis [30], [31] may also point towards an involvement in adipose tissue development and adipocyte turnover.

During OA progression, chondrocytes acquire a hypertrophic phenotype, characterized by altered synthesis of many proteins related to normal development and cartilage turnover.

Apoptosis, or programmed cell death, is a physiological form of cell death that is important for normal embryologic development and cell turnover in adult organisms.

Together with ephrin ligands, these receptors coordinate tissue and organ patterning, cell positioning, and cell survival during development and tissue turnover in a cell type-specific manner (Xi et al., 2012).