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We conclude that associative learning represents a universal adaptive mechanism shared by both animals and plants.

We propose that the ability to construct, remember and recall new relationships established via associative learning constitutes a universal adaptive mechanism shared by all organisms.

Somatic mutations of the two genes coding for the histone acetyltransferase genes, CREEBP and EP300 have been identified as a pathogenetic mechanism shared by common forms of B-cell non-Hodgkińs lymphomas.

He was supposed to be the last piece in the Total Football jigsaw, the striker who would score the goals invented by Johan Cruyff and Johan Neeskens, adding the final touch of glamour to the already irresistible footballing mechanism shared by Ajax and Holland in the early 70s.

Autophagy is a hot topic in medicine, as biologists have come to realise that it helps protect the body from all kinds of ailments.The virtues of recyclingAutophagy is an ancient mechanism, shared by all eukaryotic organisms (those which, unlike bacteria, keep their DNA in a membrane-bound nucleus within their cells).

Downregulation of MHC class I on the cell surface is an immune evasion mechanism shared by many DNA viruses, including cowpox virus.

His current research in systems biology is focused on the discovery and elucidation of "pan-cancer" biological mechanisms shared by multiple cancer types and the associated potential diagnostic, prognostic and therapeutic applications.

Hence, we suggest that the interbrain synchronization pattern observed in the slow neural oscillations could be considered a transitive property of a series of brain-to-speech synchronization mechanisms, shared by speakers and listeners, which underlie the encoding of long time-scaled information streams.

Although we do not yet fully understand the underlying mechanisms shared by headache, epilepsy and photosensitivity, all three conditions are related to intermittent changes in brain excitability and are known to facilitate each other.

One response to this criticism is to emphasize the conserved genetic mechanisms shared by all animals despite differences in developmental phenomena (Gerhart and Kirschner 2007; Ankeny and Leonelli 2011; Weber 2005).

In 1997, description of the familial ICCA syndrome in four families from Northern of France and linkage to chromosome 16p12-q12 provided the first genetic evidence for common mechanisms shared by BFIS and by PD[2].