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We have further published a series of analytical reports related to the detailed methods of these studies, assessing the analytical variability and stability of the individual components in the plasma/sera metabolome[ 14, 15, 36, 38, 39].

Since then, no published studies have further examined this question [ 11].

Many subsequent studies have been published that have further refined this risk (Table  1) and from which the following conclusions can be drawn.

Microchimeric male fetal cells (MFCs) have been associated with systemic lupus erythematosus, and published studies have further correlated MFC with lupus nephritis (LN).

However, to date there has been no further published information on the mechanisms underlying this proposed entero-renal reflex or the identity of the putative phosphatonin, although it does not seem to be parathyroid hormone, FGF-23, or sFRP-4.

He also had further short stories published in magazines such as Argosy and The Strand.

Two reports within the review, and two further published series have evaluated peri-operative chemotherapy as a prognostic factor.

Recently published work has further clarified the underlying mechanism by demonstrating that Yap/TAZ are integral components of the β-catenin destruction complex and that Wnt activation triggers the nuclear aggregation of both β-catenin and Yap/TAZ [64].

The value of this approach has been shown from evidence gained in landmark clinical and epidemiological studies where the reduced incidence of micro- and macrovascular complications was apparent with intensive glycaemic control [ 7- 14] and has further been confirmed in a published meta-analysis of observational studies [ 15].

We have also published further work from the research which details the action and effects of CReps in the health services we studied, with and without the assistance of a CP Coordinator [ 44].

Finally, Arthur and colleagues have since published further work exploring in greater detail the genetic mechanisms behind the association of colorectal cancer with colitis and colonization by E. coli NC101 with or without the pks island, in which they demonstrate that colon inflammation itself has an influence on the expression of the genotoxic pks island (Arthur et al., 2014).