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However, while dedifferentiation of the normal tissue stem cells is a transient and most likely strictly regulated process, in cancer stem cells these regulatory pathways and checkpoints are missing or can be overcome.
However, the thermoprotective activity of ClpK is most likely not strictly dependent on any co-localized genes since clpK alone exerts a heat resistance phenotype when transformed into E. coli and significantly enhances the heat resistance of C132 ΔclpK.
In vivo depletion of Nop14p does not completely block association of Noc4p with pre-ribosomal particles (Fig. 4) indicating that direct interaction of Noc4p with Nop14p is most likely not strictly required for its incorporation into the SSU-processome.
Thus, p65 most likely played a strictly permissive role in 1-NP-induced CXCL8, and that the observed effect of p65 silencing was due to attenuation of the basal transcription factor activity.
Vanessa Feltz was never the most likely contestant to win Strictly Come Dancing, as she admitted herself.
Since the first degree relatives are hyperinsulinemic they are most likely insulin resistant in a strictly molecular sense although not physiologically.
While many health activists strictly avoid drinking, they are most likely to be misinformed about the potential health profile of beer.
The regulation is not strictly enforced, so the town will most likely not take any action on the letter it received from the C.C.L.U., said Marilyn Ozols, the planning and zoning administrator.
Discarding sequences that lacked any of the strictly present kingdom-specific elements removed incorrectly sequenced or most likely non-functional tDNA data.
As explained above, the most likely explanation for these false negatives is that the molybdenum cofactor is not strictly required for growth by E. coli.
Most likely even more important is the fact that the UEFA referees are the most strictly monitored for their fitness and training status and fitness achievements [ 21].
