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Advance care planning (ACP) encompasses a process by which people may express and record their values and preferences for care and treatment should they lose the capacity to communicate them in the future.

They may lose semantic memory of pain as a concept [ 6] and may express and communicate their pain in unexpected ways, such as becoming agitated.

Recently it has become increasingly apparent that, as well as responding to transmitters released by autonomic nerves, cells of the immune system may express and intercommunicate by these same transmitters [ 2, 3].

As noted above, carcinoma cells may not completely lose their epithelial phenotype during an oncogenic EMT and may express epithelial and mesenchymal markers simultaneously [ 3].

New data documented that human breast cancer cell lines and breast tumors may express leptin and leptin receptors [ 40, 42, 47, 48].

We further hypothesized that if uPAR-positive cells represent drug-resistant and clonogenic population in SCLC, they may express CD44 and MDR1 (ABCB1) genes, which are involved in development of cancer stem cell phenotype and multi-drug resistance.

Late Victorian fiction may express doubts and uncertainties, but in aesthetic terms it displays a new sophistication and self-confidence.

Otherwise, patients may express frustration and disappointment with the treatment.

The results indicate that STICs may express CD44 and KRT 5 suggesting that these cells may play a role in the initiation of HGSC.

This suggests that Hensen's node may express FOXJ1 and have the potential to develop motile cilia as in the Left Right Organizers of other species.

Third, as suggested by Dutton et al. (18), PV-negative interneurons, such as somatostatin-, calretinin-, reelin- or neuropeptide Y-positive cells, may express Nav1.1 (18), and Nav1.1 haploinsufficiency in these cells may aggravate epileptic phenotypes in Scn1afl/+, VGAT-Cre mice.