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Studies of gene expression show that Eph proteins are extensively expressed in structures of the inner ear as well as in neurons in the peripheral and central components of the auditory system.
Secondly, PTN, the proposed mammalian ALK ligand, is extensively expressed in breast cancer [ 206, 207], and expression of truncated PTN in a human breast cancer cell line abrogates tumour formation in nude mice [ 208].
In breast carcinoma, MCP-1 is extensively expressed in breast tumor cells, and this recruits CCR2-expressing monocytes to primary tumors and metastatic sites.
The staining indicated that this efflux transporter was most extensively expressed by HCC827 xenografts.
Human interferon gamma (hIFNγ) is an important inflammatory cytokine, which is extensively expressed by immune system in response to various pathogens.
GK1 was extensively expressed in the tissues of the three adult stages of the species analyzed.
Immunolabeling of the cochlea of conditional Cx26 and Cx30 null mice showed that homomeric GJ plaques are extensively expressed in the cochlea [7], [8].
Immunohistochemical staining of skin sections from glabrous and adjacent hairy skin of adult rat hindpaw showed that mTOR and phospho-mTOR were extensively expressed in subsets of primary afferent sensory fibers, identified from co-staining with PGP, a general marker for sensory afferents, as well as in non-neuronal cells of surrounding dermal tissue (Fig. 1A, B).
Of the five membrane-bound CAs, CA IV is the most extensively expressed and has been found in the thick ascending limb and S2 segments of the proximal tubules of the rat kidney [5], and also in the intercalated cells of the rabbit collecting duct [16].
FR- β is extensively expressed in acute AML blast cells.
In summary, IMT and LGMS are both composed of cells displaying well-developed myofibroblastic differentiation, which frequently and extensively express actin-associated proteins (α-SMA, MSA, and calponin) and fibronectin, consistent with the ultrastructure markers (myofilaments and fibronectin fibrils).
