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Recent evidence supports the notion that these markers may represent features important for neuronal differentiation and maturation.

The differences we have identified in levels of candidate protein markers may represent true ethnic differences in physiology and pathophysiology and motivate further investigation.

The results of this study suggest that discordance in divergence between morphological characters and molecular genetic markers may represent an opportunity to understand ecological mechanisms of incipient speciation.

These markers may represent targets for future therapeutic intervention as they include genes such as Gata4 that are exclusively expressed during lung development.

We note that, in highly fecund species such as insects, rearing each offspring individually may not be practical but in such instances, pooling offspring both treatments and using genetic markers may represent a viable alternative.

Both markers may represent the constitutive activation of the wnt-pathway in our rat model.

Interestingly, increased mtDNA copy number was positively associated with NHL in a dose-dependent manner in a prospective cohort of Finnish men, and thus the effect of benzene on this marker may represent an early biologic effect that is relevant to the subsequent development of NHL (Lan et al. 2008).

Previous evidence (mainly derived from surgical series and/or in non-erlotinib treated patients) suggests a potential role of pERK and pAKT in pancreatic cancer biology and both markers additionally may represent a more appropriate way to assess EGFR pathway activation compared to single upstream markers like EGFR itself [ 14– 17].

MyoFB-2 cells co-expressed myoFB and smooth muscle markers and may represent cells in transition from myoFBs to smooth muscle cells.

All bands were sensitive to DNase treatment (Figure S3), except an ∼28 nt band in the retrotransposon hybridizing material (Figure 1C, asterisk; length estimated from RNA markers), which may represent a small RNA that functions in transposon silencing (e.g., see [16], [17]).

If the basal position of A. patera costata (and presumably A. patera patera) holds with other genetic markers, it may represent that the common anthemiphylliid ancestor was morphologically very close to the extant A. patera morphs, and probably inhabited the Tethys Sea 65 Mya.