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To mechanistically link altered miRNA expression in CLL with altered expression of miRNAs observed in B cell activation, we carefully examined the expression of one miRNA (miR-155) whose expression is increased in CLL and in activated B cells.

A subset of MEN1-associated missense point mutants failed to become phosphorylated after DNA damage and may link altered tumor suppressor function to the DNA damage response.

We have previously studied Th responses subsequent to DNA vaccination but have been unable to link altered Th1 or Th2 responses to the capability of the DNA vaccine to protect from EAE development.

Accumulating data link altered or abnormal GPX1 expression with the aetiology of cancer [ 54- 56].

On the basis of our findings, the Mwk mouse represents an ideal system to investigate the intrinsic factors that link altered calcium signaling and Purkinje cell development.

However, the mechanisms that are responsible for the low susceptibility of RA-SF to programmed cell death and, specifically, the pathways that link altered apoptosis to their aggressive behavior are only incompletely understood.

A major challenge in attempts to fully characterize the transcriptional landscape at old age is linking altered mRNA expression levels to altered ncRNAs, recently highlighted as a key regulatory component of the transcriptome and in aging [ 14, 57].

Recent studies on MSWs have mostly focused on evidence linking altered water composition to possible release of Marcellus Shale waters.

Studies in both humans and animals have linked altered testosterone concentrations to externalizing behaviors like aggression and violence, but less to more internalizing behaviors like fear.

We demonstrate the technology by monitoring dynamic changes following inhibition of p300, EZH2, or KDM5, by linking altered epigenetic landscapes to chromatin regulator mutations, and by mapping active and repressive marks in purified human hematopoietic stem cells.

Placental impairment likely contributes to these adverse outcomes, but the mechanisms and specific vasoactive effects of alcohol that links altered placental function to impaired fetal development remain areas of active research.