Yet neither wealth, connections, nor the flashing blue light on his black limousine (a hallmark of status in Russia) made Mr Fyodorov quite typical of the elite that moved so smoothly from burying communism to embracing capitalism red in tooth and claw.
Instead, miRNAs govern cellular homeostasis and their expression is a hallmark of cells' status (2).
Protein carbonyls are formed by a variety of oxidative mechanism and are hallmarks of oxidation status of proteins.
Moreover, such ethical codes stand for the hallmark of the professional status (Barnett 2001).
Decreased expression of human leukocyte antigen class II (HLA-DR) on monocytes is a hallmark of altered immune status in patients with a systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS).
Among cell surface changes, the diminished expression of human leukocyte antigen class II (HLA-DR) on circulating CD14+ monocytes is a hallmark of altered immune status in patients after stressful insult (for example, trauma, severe surgery, hemorrhagic shock, pancreatitis, burn, and sepsis).
The education and credentials that were once hallmarks of middle class status are now more widely accessible than ever (thanks in part to an economic order increasingly premised on the vast and uncontrolled expansion of personal debt), but those credentials are also less tied to securing or maintaining middle class jobs than ever before.
These have become status symbols, the hallmark of a real facção criminosa (criminal faction), as Brazil's sophisticated prison gangs are known.
In the long term, ROS production leads to cell damage: increased oxidative stress due to altered redox status is a hallmark of skeletal muscle aging [ 1, 5, 13].
It is feasible that a number of genes previously reported to be methylated in human cancers were included in the above 48 hallmark genes whose DNA methylation status had clinicopathological and prognostic impact.
