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The strategies employed in this study now need long-term evaluation on a regional basis, the outcome of which could be the development of good management practices crucial to ensuring a good quality product that benefits farmers and the consumers.

Results reported in this study now indicate that Not4p and Bur1/2p act in parallel pathways.

The experiments performed in this study now demonstrate that this non-random and conserved nuclear localization also extends to artificially introduced, aneuploid chromosomes.

Although the transformation approaches used for Lolium-Festuca species have not yet involved plastid-directed modification engineering, the availability of plastome sequences from each of these species, as described in this study, now allows for this to be a future possibility.

This is a very significant finding and the markers identified in the course of this study now allow targeted experiments to further investigate in tissue samples whether gametocyte formation occurs exclusively in the vasculature before the gametocyte ring homes to the bone marrow, or whether it can also take place directly in the hematopoietic system.

This study now evaluates, in vitro and in vivo, a new sponge architecture with pores of 400 μm either made of plain HYAFF®11 or HYAFF®11 coated with the extracellular matrix glycosaminoglycan hyaluronic acid.

In this study, we now apply 2D molecular similarity analysis to the designer amphetamine-type stimulants and synthetic cannabinoids.

Information on the functionally characterized genes compiled in this study is now available in OGRO on the Q-TARO Web site (Figure 4; http://qtaro.abr.affrc.go.jp/ogro).jp/ogro

In this study, we now report on the first structure activity relationships of a series of phenylpyridazinone analogs as TbrPDEB1 inhibitors.

All of the collected results found in this study are now available to the curators of the "Luigi Pecci Center of Contemporary Art", and can be used to evaluate the conservation-state of the investigated artwork and to identify its risk factors in order to select the most appropriate preservation practices.

The infants in this study have now turned three years old and will be reassessed at age five to see if the pattern persisted.