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Only in 5WexGF intestines, both SI and LI, large scale alteration of chemokine signaling was observed.

This suggests an extensive and large scale alteration of the metabolic system in the SPF small intestine.

In all 3 groups, the profiles of SI were characterized by large scale alteration of EGF, platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF) and NGF/neurotrophin signaling.

Transcriptome studies have shown that large scale alterations of transcript abundances is a common feature of Fe deficiency and thus plays a key role in the Fe deficiency response [ 15- 17].

In western Pacific islands, this is partly causal of the ongoing large-scale alteration of coastal zones to aquaculture.

Large-scale alteration of gene expression in psoriasis plaques is driven, in part, by differences in the composition and abundance of cell types present within lesional and non-lesional skin [ 6, 12].

Ten samples show large scale alterations in the CN of chromosome 6, including 6 samples with a baseline CN of 3, and one more with a baseline CN of 4. Six of the chromosomes show large regions of relative LR loss in the q-arm, with the common region spanning 159 Mbp to the q-term (170 Mbp).

Intensively managed row crop agriculture has fundamentally changed Earth surface processes within the Mississippi River basin through large-scale alterations of land cover, hydrology and reactive nitrogen availability.

The primary goal of the paper is to examine the large-scale alterations of land surface water and energy balances due to human activities and to investigate the resulting climate impacts and feedback.

The purpose of this study was to elucidate large-scale alterations of the renal cortex proteome in partially nephrecromized rats at an early stage of chronic kidney disease.

"These changes, combined with increased ice-free land areas from glacier retreat, will drive large-scale alteration to the biological functioning, appearance, and landscape of the [Antarctic peninsula] over the rest of the 21st century and beyond," they wrote.