Our work implies that the elimination of one CS/PC subpopulation may be insufficient for cancer eradication, because other CS/PC subpopulations, as well as plastic conversion of non-CS/PCs, could potentially propagate tumors.
Since NPs seem to interfere with these mechanisms it is possible that they could potentially propagate bystander signalling.
The nature of this differentiation inducing signals is still speculative as both internal and external effects could potentially propagate such action.
mRNAs upregulated by endothelin-1 encoded a number of receptor ligands (e.g. Ereg, Areg, Hbegf) and transcription factors (e.g. Abra/Srf) that potentially propagate the response.
If the polymerase is active during this phase in the procedure, then it can potentially propagate primer oligomerization and mis-priming events.
The absence of postpartum weight policies is particularly concerning as evidence shows that weight gain in pregnancy may be retained after the birth and carry into subsequent pregnancies [ 10, 18] – potentially "propagating the cycle of obesity" described by Catalano [ 4].
to determine which functional site annotations could be potentially propagated onto other sequences within well-defined families and sub-families.
We hypothesized that leukoencephalopathy reflects BBB alteration, originating within the Virchow-Robin spaces and potentially propagating to other brain structures [ 7].
Moreover, a hypoxic tumour environment results in an increase in cellular senescence [114], [159] and therefore potentially propagating a chemoresistance phenotype.
Seeds are numerous, small, 0.8 mm broad, reniform, and black in color [ 5– 8], whereas ornamental purslane usually does not produce seeds but is potentially propagated by stem cuttings.
