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The yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae is now recognized as a model system representing a simple eukaryote whose genome can be easily manipulated.

We sought to apply this technology to a cellular model system representing a highly metabolically active state.

However, we created a fairly unique CML model system, representing CML in its chronic phase with imatinib sensitivity (S cells) and CML with various determinants of imatinib resistance.

In this paper we explore the idea, and provide evidence for EPEC possessing a mechanism to prevent infected epithelial cells from inducing the innate immune response cascade in a model system representing the natural site of infection.

The data presented here further show for the first time the in vivo physiological relevance of the CSC suppression using a model system representing in vivo biology of the human CML disease.

The present collection of axenic in vitro cultures of Funariaceae accessions, together with the molecular data presented here, is expected to boost the research into natural variation and trait evolution of this emerging model system representing haploid-dominant land plants.

Each model system represents a different aspect of cell behavior relating to EMT: active transition between states, terminal differentiation states, or the activity of migration.

Our model system represents a useful tool to reveal the identity of such cis-regulatory sequences within the large amount of as of yet uncharacterized non-coding DNA in Ig loci.

This model system represents a convenient tool to test or perform chemical and genetic screens for agents that interfere with the earliest steps of Aβ42 oligomerization.

This model system represents a convenient tool to perform chemical and genetic screens for agents that interfere with the earliest steps of Aβ42 oligomerization.

The human tumor tissue slice model system represents the heterogeneity of the tumor and maintains their three-dimensional structure in vitro [ 7].