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The use of PB for the detection of MRD is debatable because subtle leukaemia-associated deregulation of gene expression extends to many other molecules normally expressed during B-cell differentiation [ 33, 34].

Previous studies showing that increased dSir2 expression extends life span used fly lines that expressed dSir2 from its endogenous locus at relatively modest levels (~3-5 fold increase) [ 5, 6].

However, in the wounded scale, K15 expression extends to the outer surface close to the wound (Fig. 6G I).

LOCALS' flair for creative expression extends to the ski mountain, where they are among the most ardent pursuers of the elegant retro-sport of telemark skiing.

As Rowe led me to another part of the floor, I recalled a passage in an Eileen Fisher brochure entitled "Simply — to Be Ourselves": The underlying philosophy of our design — no constraints, freedom of expression — extends to the company itself, which is run in a loosely structured manner that allows for an open exchange of ideas.

Within the limb, a low level of mROR1 is detected at the proximal portion of the limb bud, while mROR2 expression extends throughout the mesenchyme of the limb.

β1 integrin is highly expressed by the developing hair follicle stem cell population, expression extending distally from the bulge to the HF bulb.

Endogenous mammalian miRNAs have a dynamic range of expression, extending from < 1 copy per cell to > 10 000 copies per cell, and the regulation of target genes is highly dependent on miRNA expression levels41.

IP3R1 mRNA expression extended to the ventricles through the AV canal at E9.5 10.5 (Fig. 1A).

This changed rapidly, however, with PNN expression extending throughout the caudate/putamen by P14 (Fig 5).

Anthox6a shows the broadest domain of expression, extending across approximately 2/3 of the dorso-ventral axis (Figure 5E).