ICAM2, whose expression increases during C2C12 and MSC myogenesis, is notably expressed in adult satellite cells [ 55].
When the different sample groups were compared for expression of these four genes, their pattern of expression accompanied the genomic alterations: SMAD2 was less expressed in the carcinomas, while EFNA1, BOP1 and STMN3 all showed an increased expression in the malignant tumor fractions; EFNA1 was also notably expressed in the A/C fractions.
Weakly or non-invasive cells do not notably express TRAK proteins, whereas they clearly express their mRNAs.
Trump notably expressed support for the theory that vaccinations are linked to autism at a Republican presidential debate in 2015.
Shortly thereafter began the age of the Viennese waltz kings, most notably expressed by the Strauss family.
His work, which was most notably expressed in his Scienza nuova (1725; The New Science of Giambattista Vico), had no influence in his own century.
Drawn toward Sharlene by his fascination with both her and Cheryl, Cochran soon finds himself the object of Contrelle's frenetic jealousy, most notably expressed with a nearly successful castration attempt.
The UK would remain a full, if departing, EU member and Tusk acknowledged some concerns among EU27 leaders – notably expressed by the French president, Emmanuel Macron (see 4.29pm) – that that would "pose risks for the functioning" of the bloc.
Pope John Paul, who has made repentance one of the key themes of this Holy Year -- and of his papacy -- has already delivered groundbreaking apologies for the church's past errors, most notably, expressing regret in 1998 for the failure of many Catholics to help Jews escape the Holocaust.
This data supports previous understanding of psoriatic lesions; keratins 6A and 14 are more prominently present in psoriatic than uninvolved tissue and keratins 16 and 17 are notably expressed in psoriatic tissue but are undetected in uninvolved skin[23].
Indeed, a passionate desire to "have an effect" upon his own age remained a central feature of Fichte's character, most notably expressed a decade later in his celebrated Addresses to the German Nation, delivered in Berlin in 1806 during the French occupation.
