The presented methodology should greatly assist further study of CEA proteins and its application as a specific colon tumor marker, and glycans signatures may become useful markers for the distinction of cancers.
Linguistic differences may become salient markers of divisions between social groups, for example, speaking a language with a particular accent may imply membership of an ethnic minority or social class, one's area of origin, or status as a second language speaker.
SAA1/2, GATA2, IGF1, SHC2, and SERPINA14 genes may become potential markers for resolution of endometrial inflammation in the postpartum cow.
These differentially expressed miRNAs may play an important role in the pathogenesis of preeclampsia and may become diagnostic markers and therapeutic target for preeclampsia.
The political distinction between friend and enemy is not reducible to these other distinctions or, for that matter, to any particular distinction — be it linguistic, ethnic, cultural, religious, etc. — that may become a marker of collective identity and difference (CP 25 7).
The formation of an international committee that presides over Mecca and Medina may become a marker along the rocky road empowering Muslims to reclaim their religion from those who abuse its name.
How, over the years, songs become markers of experience".
Scars can become markers cataloging where you've been.
Thus, possible implications of air pollution particle-induced epigenetic changes should clearly be explored in vitro systems as these endpoints may become important biological markers for epidemiological studies in the future.
Thus, trans rearrangements are abundant in such patients but either largely absent or extremely rare in healthy individuals and may become important diagnostic markers for several disorders and malignancies.
