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Pathogenesis of this granuloma formation is still unclear and may possibly support the role of type IV reaction playing an additional role in the pathogenesis of SLE.
Tick silk-like GRPs may possibly support mechanical needs (e.g., fixation to host skin), as well as the capture of prey and predators (respectively, blood and cytotoxic leukocytes).
Overall, this study shows that TSLP secreted by hepatocytes and keratinocytes of HCV-infected patients with CV is involved in the pathogenesis of vasculitis and may possibly support the therapeutic use of TSLP-targeted monoclonal antibodies.
The findings of this study may provide a better reflection on the role of STIs in the pathogenesis of EP and may possibly support the development of appropriate policies regarding screening and treatment of STIs especially for the healthcare policy makers in the kingdom.
We hypothesized that the CD137 ligand signal may have similar activating effects on malignant B cells, and thereby possibly support B cell cancers.
They may also think that some sort of tax cut is the only additional fiscal stimulus Republicans might possibly support.
Sampling plastomes from one of the core perennial species and one or more of the putative 'early-diverging' taxa would contribute to an understanding of plastome variation in the lineage and might break up the long branch in the crown Brachypodium clade, which may improve support in analyses of protein cds, and may possibly affect support levels elsewhere in the tree.
We speculate that during mammal diversification, A isoform regulation may have evolved rapidly, accompanying and possibly supporting the diversity of ectodermal appendages, while B isoform may have ensured essential roles.
A rationale for participation in such initiatives that may possibly garner corporate support is to link public heath campaigns to corporate social responsibility.
In future studies, instruments designed to assess social support may possibly explain how illiterate patients can compensate for their difficulties.
The importance of social support on perceived health among patients with T2DM has also been found in other studies [ 9, 55, 56], and social support may possibly buffer stressful life events so that perceived health may not be affected.
