Assays incorporating a combination of multiple markers seems a reasonable approach, although we think that the existence of a major locus functioning as a master marker could be a crucial feature for the applicability of the test [ 30].
We questioned whether the change in proteinuria in response to a supplemented very low protein diet (SVLPD), which is known to reduce proteinuria, could function as a marker of the potential renoprotective effect of an SVLPD.
And he continues to function as a marker of the limits of the entertainment industry's tolerance.
TEX14 localizes to all intercellular bridges in the testis and therefore functions as a marker protein of intercellular bridges.
In other words, in the rabbit nervous tissue Map5 seems to function as a marker for young, dividing synantocytes/polydendrocyte-like cells that, due to their spatial distribution and molecular profile, could be a reservoir of proliferating, multipotent progenitor cells within the cerebellum of lagomorphs (see below).
As a result, DNA-PK activity in PBLs could function as a marker to predict the chromosomal instability and poorer prognosis to select individualised treatment for cancer.
SENP1 might function as a marker for tumors in which telomeres were maintained by ALT, as not all, especially invasive tumors, are hTERT positive [ 21].
Trapezius activity may alternatively function as a marker of parallel pain-inducing activation responses, such as localized trigger point activity [ 8, 36, 64].
RNA oxidation could be an epiphenomenon rather than a contributing pathophysiological mechanism, but it would still function as a marker of generalized intracellular oxidative stress.
Proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA), which is important for G1-S phase progression (Duronio & O'Farrell, 1994), functions as a marker for cell proliferation (reviewed in Elias, 1997).
