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Nearly all samples were also measured with a broad-spectrum MMP assay, using a substrate, which is mainly recognised by the gelatinases.

Nevertheless, a detailed analysis of this sequence showed that a bZIP-like DNA target (GGTGAGAGAG) similar to two GCN4-like (GGTGAG and TGTGTGACA) motifs found in the promoter of the wheat storage protein genes was present, suggesting that this sequence could be mainly recognised by this class of bZIP factors [ 52].

However, this is the first investigation, to our knowledge, that resulted in a specific scFv antibody associated with well-differentiated thyroid carcinomas, mainly recognising early tumour stages.

A few days before the king's speech, an administrative decree was issued on the sly, splitting airtime only between officially recognised, mainly palace-subservient political parties and trade unions.

Many of those features have been recognised mainly in epithelial malignant tumours, as will be discussed below, thus showing important genotypic similarities between this tumour of probably mesodermal origin and epithelial cancers.

It is recognised mainly in middle-aged and older dogs.

In AD brain with fully developed neurofibrillary degeneration, DC8E8 recognised mainly pathological tau polymers in the form of NFTs, neuritic plaques and neuropil threads.

In the period 1998 2012 Australia's Humanitarian Program, a program mainly for people recognised as refugees, was set at an annual intake of 13,750 and about a third of those granted visas under the Program settled in the state of Victoria.

And the benefits from shifting derivatives trading onto recognised platforms (mainly, more transparency) outweigh temporary losses until they do.The other two are more worrying.

Twenty to thirty are usually recognised, varying mainly in body proportions, size and colour.

Four subspecies are recognised, which mainly differ in the colouration of the plumage on the head and nape.