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Here we reflect on current findings and our rapidly expanding understanding of insulators and their role in nuclear architecture and genome function.

Tosh and McDonald suggested that infection control programs need to be reframed "to capitalize on the expanding understanding of the protective role of the microbiome" and "to preserve and reestablish a harmonious endogenous microbiome" (Tosh and McDonald, 2012).

Much of the expanding understanding of the lymphoid systems and immunologic functions generated in recent years has been derived from studying patients with primary, generally genetically determined immunodeficiency diseases, as well as other relatively rare secondary immunodeficiency diseases.

A rapidly expanding understanding of molecular and cellular events that contribute to a reduction in numbers and/or activation of intra-tumor T cells has facilitated the development of gene-engineering strategies, enabling T cells to counter immune tolerance.

These exploitable characteristics are increasingly being revealed by our expanding understanding of the abnormal biology and genetics of cancer cells, accelerated by cancer genome sequencing and other high-throughput genome-wide campaigns, including functional screens using RNA interference.

Above all, this year's ASCO meeting showcased the expanding understanding of breast cancer biology.

Like Li, he employs mouse models to expand understanding of our own bodies.

Ms. Monsky's activities generated more than $14 million for research and helped expand understanding of the disease.

Dr. Ger Koole, a mathematics professor at the Free University in Amsterdam who is involved with the Dutch project, hopes the findings will help expand understanding of applied mathematics.

The majority of the estimated 20 million alcoholics and drug addicts in America (and millions more compulsive gamblers, overeaters and sex addicts, if you accept an expanded understanding of addiction) never get help.

A greatly expanded understanding of the biology of endogenous erythropoietin (EPO) has emerged since the early 1990s.