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More strikingly, we determined that the amount of HNE GSH conjugate produced was 4 orders of magnitude higher than that of DNA adduct.

Even more strikingly, we suggest that the dynamics caused by rapid adaptation in both predator and prey may look indistinguishable from predator-prey dynamics with no adaptation at all.

More strikingly, we also reveal that SERPINB2 has the capacity to regulate the proliferation and differentiation potential of human stem cells, suggesting that SERPINB2 can be used as one of the possible markers for predicting toxicity.

Finally, and even more strikingly, we find that cooperators dominate defectors for a far wider range of parameters than under the classical game rules.

More strikingly, we have recently reported an association between a different high-frequency MHC class I allele, Mamu-B*17, and an even greater reduction of chronic phase viremia [17].

Even more strikingly, we documented a direct interaction of 4qA/B with the promoter of the ANT1 gene which lies at a linear distance greater than 5 Mbp on the centromeric side.

Even more strikingly, while we pour money into all these new projects we're underfunding crucial homeland-security programs.

More strikingly, when we considered only those individuals which were removed from the original data set, the signal for the earlier expansion reappeared, despite the very low sample size in this data set (n = 9) (Figure 1B).

More strikingly, as noted above, we found a significant discrepancy between G6PD genotype and phenotype for females.

Finally, in "Secreted peptides" we stress: "More strikingly, chronic viral overexpression of Ccl17 and GFP in adult mice by selective expression in AGRP neurons (AGRPCcl17 mice) resulted in a progressive elevation of weight gain compared to mice expressing a fluorescent protein alone, providing preliminary evidence that CCL17 may play a role in regulating body weight".

They're more powerful, more strikingly designed, and more expensive than the cars we usually drive to work.