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As one of hallmarks of plant response to pathogen infection, the transcription of many pathogenesis-related (PR) genes is up-regulated.

"This quid pro quo became one of hallmarks of our lobbying efforts".

One of hallmarks of apoptosis is oligo-nucleosomal fragmentation orchestrated by DFF40/CAD.

Besides, evasion of apoptosis is considered as one of hallmarks characterizing cancer cells.

The proliferation of hepatocytes is one of hallmarks in the remaining liver lobes after massive tissue loss [ 1].

In conclusion, the intra-tumoral heterogeneity has been considered to be one of hallmarks in cancer malignancy and we have newly identified that secretory WNT ligands from mesenchymal-transitioned cancer cells instigate the invasion of neighboring epithelial cancer cells.

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Steatosis is one of hallmark properties of patients with NASH [ 28].

This emphasis on "should" is one of the hallmarks of high-performance cultures and ethical leadership.

Student events are one of the hallmarks of Duke's extracurricular life on campus.

That's been one of the hallmarks of my administration.

Sustained angiogenesis is one of the hallmarks of carcinogenesis.

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