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Thus, it is possible that waves of leukocytes, with varying functions are recruited in the lung to orchestrate various phases of wound and profibrotic repair after live A. fumigatus conidia challenge.

The Bush administration has attempted to orchestrate a phased transfer of authority in Iraq since the ouster of Saddam Hussein in 2003.

Since these findings reveal remarkable parallels to other tissue stem cell systems in Drosophila, we consider the disc-associated AMPs to be a novel type of muscle stem cell that orchestrates the early phases of adult flight muscle development in Drosophila.

Nils Kröger and colleagues at the University of Regensburg in Germany suspected that diatoms make proteins that orchestrate the initial phase of biosilica formation.

Since we found Myc to have the most profound effect on BCR-recruited proliferation (Fig. 3A & 3B) and know that Myc is one of the key genes that regulates B-cell functions, we investigated whether or not Myc affects the expression of other genes in our list (Table 2) in order to orchestrate the initial phase of the proliferative burst.

These phases are orchestrated by a subtle interplay of cellular and humoral factors [ 4].

All these phases are orchestrated by mechanisms, at least in part of epigenetic origin, aimed at activating the repair machinery regulated at transcription and post-transcription level.

Orchestrating timely OPC generation, oligodendrocyte differentiation and energy-demanding myelin synthesis under changing metabolic conditions and in phases of physiological low-oxygen levels5 is a major challenge.

He's orchestrating the whole thing.

The Quartet: Orchestrating the Second American Revolution, 1783-1789.

The signaling network orchestrating EMT is complex.