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In the accompanying paper the model is used to explore hypotheses of the functions of TGF-β1 at the cellular and subcellular level on different keratinocyte populations during epidermal wound healing.
We use this genetic information and appropriate statistical tests to explore hypotheses of the evolutionary history of targeted species.
The ability to explore hypotheses of association with adverse health in multiple cities has several distinct advantages.
The phylogenetic relationships inferred in this study and the comparative genomic data now available provide a unique opportunity to explore hypothesis of molecular evolution and adaptation in natural populations.
We identify potentially differentially expressed transcripts related to polyphenism and use differential expression to explore hypotheses for the involvement of two important biological processes, immunity and olfaction, in the life cycle of the bee.
To explore hypotheses for the increased number of typhoid fever cases in Blantyre, we fit a mathematical model to culture-confirmed cases of Salmonella enterica infections at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, Blantyre.
The model proposes relative contributions of the osteocyte to the RANKL pool, a major player in feedback signaling, and is used to explore hypotheses surrounding attenuation of anabolic activity after multiple doses of sclerostin mAbs, a phenomenon whose mechanism is poorly understood.
Secondly, they enable us to explore hypotheses concerning the sources of efficiency and productivity differentials.
The goal of this work was to extend a mathematical, multiscale systems model of bone function, remodeling, and health in order to explore hypotheses related to therapeutic modulation of sclerostin and quantitatively describe purported osteocyte activity within bone remodeling events.
Our method can also be used to explore hypotheses about the regulatory structure of a system.
The patients were included from 2004 to 2008 in a multicentre cross-sectional study, the European Pharmacogenetic Opioid Study EPOSS) [ 15], designed to explore hypotheses related to the pharmacogenetics of opioid analgesics.
