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It also suggests plasticity in complex composition, because to replace SMC1β in many functions, SMC1α has to more extensively associate with other cohesins.

Edison, of course, is more extensively associated with his inventions.

However an increasing body of data suggests that CD20 is not only involved in calcium signaling but also more extensively associated with B cell activation, differentiation and apoptosis [12], [13].

Fluid flow in porous media is extensively associated with Darcy's law.

In the QACT assay, MARHS2 was extensively associated with MARHS4, MARε and MARγ.

Protein aggregation in vivo has been extensively associated with a large spectrum of human diseases.

External positive controls can be used more extensively to evaluate biases associated with the extraction step.

The in vivo isotopic fractionation associated with the deamination of amino acids has been investigated more extensively than the isotopic fractionation associated with their decarboxylation (e.g., Chikaraishi et al. 2007).

Based on a model of suicide planning relevant to middle-aged and older adults, we tested the following hypotheses: physical illness burden, decreased functional capacity, hopelessness, and living alone are associated with suicide attempts that are more extensively planned; lower cognitive functioning is associated with suicide attempts that are more impulsive.

Angiotensin II, the more extensively studied peptide of the system, stimulates AT1R (mainly associated with vasoconstriction) and AT2R (associated with vasodilation) but recently the role of other components of the system in vascular tone has also been considered.

In the gut, another mucosal tissue for which the role of immune cell function has been more extensively studied, T and B cells are abundant and are intimately associated with the epithelial cells.