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Further analysis confirmed that FTO inhibited ATRA-induced AML cell differentiation through regulating transcription of ASB2 and RARA.
Further analysis confirmed that the major causes of LRP in the studied reservoir were the presence of microporosity and high saline mud invasion.
In addition, further analysis confirmed that most of the architectural problems unrelated to agglomerations were also unrelated to individual code anomalies.
The mechanism was further confirmed by using purified nitrate reductase from Fusarium oxysporum and silver nitrate along with NADPH in a test tube, and the change in the color of the reaction mixture to brown and further analysis confirmed that silver nanoparticles were obtained[28].
Further analysis confirmed that when expressed alone, the SSX2 component of the chimera is capable of localizing to polycomb bodies.
This further analysis confirmed that the influence of MAF was ultimately largely caused by the patterns of LD.
Further analysis confirms that the networks form hydrogen bonds with absorbed water molecules, which preferred to locate in the vicinity of polar groups on the polymer network, and water at higher concentration can cluster with each other.
The letter was seized from the Library of Congress in 2014 and sent to the Smithsonian Institute for further analysis, confirming initial findings that it was stolen.
Further statistical analysis confirmed that these genes have evolved differentially in different S. enterica serovars according to their host specificity (Table 3).
In our study, further IHC analysis confirmed that there was significant difference in malignant and benign pheochromocytomas, which indicated that ERBB-2 oncogene may be an important gene in the malignant development of pheochromocytomas.
Further, biochemical analysis confirmed that spatacsin prominently colocalized with cytoskeletal markers in the cytosolic synaptosome fraction, suggesting a dynamic localization of spatacsin in synapses, possibly due to on and off cycling in SVs.
