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Today's Guardian revelations of three secret police units goes some way to explain the targeting of protesters and raises worrying questions.

In December, Joel Simon, the group's executive director, asked the Israeli government to explain the targeting of "individual journalists and media facilities in the Gaza Strip between November 18 and 20".

Two distinct models currently exist, which differ in the initiation site, that may explain the targeting of the lung in patients with myositis.

Whilst a similar model may explain the targeting of ISP1 to the apical end in Plasmodium, the dynamic state of the ISPs suggests that kinetic trapping alone cannot fully explain their localisation, coordinated function and redistribution.

The action of chaperones has been evoked to explain the specific targeting of Ras, Rho, Rab or heterotrimeric α subunits GTPases to distinct organelles [42], [43], [44].

Another way to explain the poor targeting of the MLQ-P may be that the subscale applies a rather narrow understanding of meaning in life, with all items paraphrasing the notion of having found a sense of meaning or purpose in life.

This explains the precise targeting of the four buildings that were torched by demonstrators: a police station, the provincial governor's house, the local office of the ministry of manpower and the Lulu hypermarket, one of a chain associated with the business interests of a cabinet minister.

This explains the differential targeting of these proteins in the cellular context.

We demonstrate that its ability to do so is different for different complexes, which explains the differential targeting of Bcl-xL and Bcl-w observed in cells.

This can not only explain the highly efficient targeting of clonogenic CD44highCD24low cells by T-DM1 but also provide a more general rationale for the targeting of breast cancer CSCs with antibody-drug conjugates against HER2 or other oncogenic growth factor receptors.

Since the differential distribution of SNAREs is the dominant hypothesis to explain polarised targeting of secretion in the pancreatic acinar cells [ 36, 37], it is interesting that syntaxin 1A and SNAP25 are relatively uniformly distributed around beta cells (Fig.  5).