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A study just published in BMC Biology sheds new light on the ways in which the trigger loop may promote selection of correct nucleotide triphosphate substrates.

Such interaction may promote selection towards host specific forms in Myrsidea and might accelerate their genetic differentiation relative to ischnoceran Brueelia.

Increased genetic instability, either in the form of increased mutation rate or chromosome instability (CIN), may promote selection of oncogenic cells from preoncogenic populations by increasing the likelihood that the requisite constellation of oncogenic mutations will occur in fewer cell divisions (Stratton et al. 2009; Loeb 2011).

It is hypothesised that drug exposure below the MPC may promote selection of resistant strains and the concentration range between the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC and MPCC, which is referred to as the mutant selection window (MSW), may enrich and amplify resistant mutants.

Subtherapeutic drug concentrations may also promote selection of resistant microorganisms, further adding to the threat of antibiotic resistance in the ICU.

This special supplement presents cutting edge research aimed at understanding consumer behavior around portion size and innovations in product design that may promote the selection and consumption of smaller portion sizes.

Higher levels of (pro insulin in the thymus may promote negative selection (deletion) of insulin-specific T-lymphocytes which play a critical role in the pathogenesis of type-1 diabetes.

These changes may promote the selection of tumour cells that are able to survive adverse conditions.

Although plasmid-mediated quinolone resistance mechanisms do not, by themselves, confer clinical resistance to ciprofloxacin, they may promote the selection of mutations that do (13 ).

The PCs may promote the selection and the clonal expansion of B cells with a T-dependent immune response to an unknown antigen [ 3].

This and other factors increased oxidative stress during neoplastic transformation and may promote the selection of cells with modified (increased or decreased) catalase activity.