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Nonetheless, since latently-infected KS spindle cells not only express K13 but also show its elevated expression with tumor progression [29], it is conceivable that K13 also contributes to the dysregulation of lytic gene expression program during KS pathogenesis.

Tumour cells at the tumour host interface not only express EMT-associated genes, but also increase the expression of stemness-associated genes and therefore are considered to be migratory cancer stem cells (Brabletz et al, 2005).

Santayana suggested that correlative objects could not only express a poet's feeling but also evoke it.

Reviewing the play, Harold Clurman said that all three actors, Vivien Merchant, Ms. Tutin and Colin Blakely "not only express the play but seem to contain it in its incisiveness, its own kind of elegance and its brilliant mystery".

VOTERS not only express a desire for change in the coming election, they themselves have changed, and their shifting values are likely to alter the course of future policy debates.

Kinnie says he wants to see applicants not only express an interest in working in multinational environments, but also an awareness that they will be working with students from various cultures and backgrounds.

It also shows the relative difference in gene expressions that are not only expressed in the Matrigel, but also in RADA16 and/or in the RADA16-BMHP1 scaffolds.

Kisspeptin and its receptor are not only expressed in the ARC but their expression here is regulated by various physiological or pharmacological manipulations.

But, apparently, strength of will is not only expressed in conceding ground to the other party.

The five stories in this volume not only expressed Fuentes' most immediate sensual pleasures but also contained his oldest memories.

The hoax not only expresses a fantasy but also records a fantasy sold, and most importantly bought, even by hoaxers themselves, as true.