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FEMX-1 xenografts might thus present a model system to analyse melanoma dormancy, the conceptual framework to explain a prolonged quiescence state (beyond 10 years), in which tumour cells are present, but tumour progression is not clinically apparent, as has been described in approximately one-third of the melanoma patients (De Giorgi et al, 2003).

It should be considered whether the intracarpal lesions in the present study were definitely acute or whether they might have been degenerative and thus present before the distal radius fracture.

This way of thinking requires the destabilization of neighboring countries that might otherwise take a pro-Western path, thus presenting Russians with a more attractive alternative and undermining the foundations of Putin's system.

Thus, presented sensorgrams are double referenced [59].

The announcement of a target will take the current legislative stalemate over a climate bill into account, the senior official said, and thus might present a range of possible reductions rather than a single figure.

Together with the established effect of ASA in colon cancer prevention, the findings presented here might thus be able to contribute to interest in a careful reevaluation of ASA therapy in patients with UC with its high risk of colon cancer development, possibly in combination with DHA supplementation.

Thus, present IGRAs might be complemented by using antigens to which patients with active TB do not respond.

The prolonged activity found in the present study might thus reflect atypical processing in a network of brain regions at the anterior temporal, temporo-parietal and occipito-temporal cortex related to altered top down signals in subjects with high schizotypy scores.

The data indicate that chromosome one and four appear to be more stable over the course of the CHO evolution compared to the other chromosomes thus might presenting the most attractive landing platforms for knock-ins of heterologous genes.

GNAQ mutations might, thus, preferentially occur in melanocytes already present in extra-epithelial structures such as dermis and leptomeninges.

The gender difference might thus be larger than suggested by the data presented.