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This new paradigm has remarkable implications for cancer therapy because current therapies are more successful at eradicating non-CSCs than CSCs 11– 11.
The ancestral class II gene would also have to have been lost at least once in the ancestor of Prochlorococcus NATL1A and NATL2A, which has remarkable implications for the function of this enzyme in the Calvin cycle.
The work would have remarkable implications for further design and development of more potent EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs).
Our structure provides vital clues that may have remarkable implications on the possible function(s) of BfrA that have not yet been deliberated for this family of proteins.
These challenges have created remarkable implications for healthcare expenditure in the United States.
SCD has remarkable public health implications for Africa.
This has a remarkable implication for its possible frequent manifestation among khat user malaria patients.
Other genes at the top of the list including T1A1, KIAA1279 and CACYBP also have remarkable biological implications.
All DUBs tested have remarkable specificity for ubiquitin.
"That has implications politically; it has implications for their future behaviour".
