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The mechanism involved in the upregulation of MMP-7 and MT1-MMP by SFRP5 downregulation may be presumably related to aberrant activation of Wnt signals.

This expression level corresponds to about 1/4th of that of the original scFv13R4 but this may be presumably increased by using optimized protocols.

Although WR315 and JG62 may be presumably quite similar to one another at the nucleotide sequence level, we find they are equally different to each other in their transcript profile.

In this study, AP2/ERF was induced by Xcc inoculation, and TG9 had a higher transcript level than WT, suggesting that AP2/ERF domain-containing transcription factor may be presumably implicated in citrus canker disease.

Intriguingly modified forms of four of the MEF-specific methylated glutamate residues were not detectable in Prmt4−/− MEFs (Glu, Glu, Glu and Glu), suggesting that they may be conferred, presumably indirectly, in a PRMT4-dependent manner.

IF YOU are likely to become ill and if the illness may be curable you would presumably wish to be told about it.

Tom Cruise plays a Republican senator trying to sell a new strategy for victory to a reporter played by Meryl Streep, and one explanation given for the film's failure is that Mr Cruise's star may be waning (though presumably this does not apply to Ms Streep, who is one of the summer's box-office champions).

One of the arguments made earlier about why intermarried couples might behave differently than ethnically homogeneous couples is that bargaining power may be distributed differently – presumably more in favor of the native partner.

Malaria clones within humans may be genetically related, presumably by being co-inoculated during the same mosquito bite which can potentially inoculate hundreds of genetically-related sporozoites [41], [42].