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This struggle does not only stem from a lack of a cosmopolitan ethical perspective by donors but also engendered mistrust based on mismanagement and abuse of funds by recipient countries.
The importance of amino acids in plants does not only stem from being central regulators of plant growth and responses to environmental signals, but amino acids are also effectors of the nutritional quality of human foods and animal feeds.
30, 31 The problems do not only stem from the community but also from the health system, which sometimes fails to supervise and deliver the drugs and supplies to VHTs on a timely basis, thus exposing VHTs to similar solutions of referring patients to drug shops as is the practice at the health facility when drugs are out of stock.
This did not simply stem from worries over immigration.
Interestingly, in the Drosophila ovarian germline, miRNAs do not only control stem cell proliferation (Hatfield et al, 2005), but also define developmental, stage-specific requirements for stem cell maintenance and differentiation (Shcherbata et al, 2007a) demonstrating that miRNAs are important components of the temporally and spatially coordinated gene regulation machinery.
Additionally, other studies also suggested that a vigorous antibody response to pH1N1 vaccination resulted from the activation of preexisting memory B cells, which did not only bind to the stem region but also the head region of HA [ 39].
The ethical implications of genomic data do not only affect the public--researchers and medical professionals, too, face ethical predicaments stemming from genomic information.
Therefore, EpCAM-positive cells did not only have the EpCAM gene but also had the characteristics of cancer stem cells.
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