In recent years, increasing studies indicate that miRNAs have crucial functions in specific cellular processes such as differentiation, morphogenesis, and tumorigenesis and they are also considered as oncogenes and tumor suppressors [ 9– 12].
Increasing studies have indicated that stem-cell-based cardiovascular regeneration has the potential to revolutionize current treatments for patients with ischemic heart disease [ 4, 5].
Increasing studies have indicated that high myopia is important in the pathogenesis of glaucoma, especially for POAG [ 7, 16, 33], and the indication is consistent with the present findings.
An increasing number of studies indicated that some HSFs appeared during the maturation stage of the seed, when cell division ceased and seeds adapted to desiccation and long-term survival [ 63].
Both studies indicated that increasing sweep flow rate leads to increasing oxygen permeation flux up to a limit in the case of separation only.
Several studies indicated increased expression levels of MCP-1 in the spinal cord of sporadic ALS patients and SOD1-mutated mice [ 20].
Previous studies indicated increased resistance to hormonal and cytotoxic therapies, and a poorer prognosis for patients with tumours overexpressing HER2 (Nicholson et al, 2001; Slamon et al, 2001).
An increasing number of studies indicate that patients with sepsis have increased sTREM-1 levels in body fluid samples, which are closely related to the severity of infection and are predictive markers of prognosis [ 28].
Studies indicated an increasing trend in childhood obesity over time.
Recently, an increasing number of studies indicate that mutations in mitochondrial genome may contribute to cancer development or metastasis.
