Sentence examples for further support this role from inspiring English sources
Future work on the possible role of the APN in toxin binding, including heterologous expression or down-regulation by RNA interference strategies may further support this role.
Our data here further support this role as we observed higher PAK1 activation in KRAS mutant as opposed to KRAS wild type clinical specimens.
The up-regulation of other P450 genes such as CYP6Z2 and CYP6AA1, found over-transcribed in pyrethroid resistant strain (David et al., 2005) further supports this role.
The finding that although barley genes involved in ethylene synthesis are induced, ethylene-responsive genes repressed in P. indica-colonised roots further support this suggested role of the phytohormone (Schäfer et al. 2009).
To further support this potential role in wing formation/reduction, we found four other insect species with a large rdx-like gene family: Nasonia vitripennis (Werren et al. 2010), Lygus hesperus (Hull et al. 2013), Microplitis demolitor (Burke and Strand 2012), Acyrthosiphon pisum (Richards et al. 2010), supported by BLAST results (supplementary table S11, Supplementary Material online).
Recent structural and biochemical data further support this exciting new role for CRY1 and will be discussed below.
Further supporting this uncovered role for SphK1 during the transition to the hormone-refractory state, immunohistochemical studies of prostate cancer human samples showed for the first time that CgA positive-NE cells co-expressed SphK1.
Although, over the last several years, some clinical intervention trials including randomized controlled trials (RCTs) have further supported this mechanistic role of UA [ 72– 78], clinical evidence demonstrating the beneficial effect of UA lowering therapy with XO inhibitors on renoprotection and prevention of CKD progression is not certain yet and cannot be easily generalized.
The results of this study further support the role of specific OXO genes in resistance.
This further supports the role of this newly discovered epigenetic marker.
This further supports the role of this synapse in determining the susceptibility.
