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On the other hand, the gain of insulator proteins has played a significant role in arthropod evolution (Heger et al. 2013), and the duplication of TFs in C. elegans has contributed to extensive network rewiring (Reece-Hoyes et al. 2013).
Very high population density, particularly in slum areas in "mega-cities" and a high birth rate are likely to have contributed to extensive spread of infection.
The prominent roles protein kinases play in cancer initiation and progression have contributed to extensive studies on these proteins and, consequently, a wealth of data resulting from several "omic" efforts.
Because many of the index patients in these clusters were infected with early cases of SARS in their respective countries, such as the index patient for this outbreak, or had subtle or atypical manifestations, the failure to recognize the disease early and institute appropriate infection control precautions might have contributed to extensive transmission.
Chemical communication in mating behavior is a prominent feature of moth biology that has contributed to their extensive divergence.
Thus, the existence of two parallel IgH isoloci in Atlantic salmon has contributed to the extensive diversity of the antibody repertoire.
Extensive research has contributed to the current understanding of various aspects of somitogenesis and myogenesis.
Like similar cities, temperatures can vary widely throughout, with rapid and extensive development that has contributed to micro-climate changes.
The extensive use of fossil fuels has contributed to the scarcity of this energy source and to an increase of greenhouse gases emissions to the atmosphere contributing to the global warming phenomenon.
However, during the past few years, the extensive application of advanced MRI techniques has contributed to significantly improving the understanding of VM pathophysiology.
The extensive and sometimes irresponsible use of beta-lactam antibiotics in clinical and agricultural settings has contributed to the emergence and widespread dissemination of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
