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Likewise, a recent study demonstrated that ETS1, but not ETS2, is necessary for cell migration after RAS/MAPK activation in DU145 prostate cancer cells [58].

Likewise, a recent study reported that MAT was significantly and negatively correlated with AOB but not AOA diversity in paddy soils (Hu et al. 2015).

Likewise, a recent study demonstrated that BRD-containing protein 4 (BRD4) is highly enriched at enhancers associated with genes involved in multiple profibrotic pathways, where BRD4 is co-localized with profibrotic transcription factors, including ETS1, SRF, SMAD3, and NF-κb/p65 (Fig. 3) [103].

Likewise, a recent study has reported an increased SREBP-1c expression and activity in CF dendritic cells [45].

Likewise, a recent study states the glandular role of the epidermis in the abdominal sternites of Dinoponera lucida (Ponerinae) and among the functions hypothesized for this gland in such species comprise the synthesis, transfer and/or the transformation of the CHCs after production by oenocytes [40].

Likewise, a recent study reported that exposure to hypoglycemia leads to impaired cardiovascular autonomic function in healthy volunteers (9).

Likewise, in a recent study, the nutrient profile of shrimp whole body has been reported not much affected by fish meal replacement with dietary black soldier fly larval meal (Cummins et al. 2017).

Likewise, in a recent study resistin levels in critical care patients did not match with glucose, although the authors discussed the affect of therapeutical interventions [ 9].

4 Likewise, in a recent study of 339 eyes of 332 participants with GDD surgery including 28 eyes with GDD exposure, gender was not associated with likelihood of exposure.

Likewise, in a recent study in Brazil, Terra et al. [ 27] found that the public universities have more full-time professors, PhD holders and professors with more years of teaching, and with less religious affiliations compared to private institutions.

Likewise, in a recent study using artificially constructed marine metagenomes, Pochon et al. determined that the 454 GS Junior was capable of detecting DNA from species present at levels greater than 0.64% of the whole.