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These two regions are partly overlapping and strongly functionally connected (Fig. 6a), suggesting parallel involvement in processing different but similarly amodal contents of conceptual information.

This parallel involvement of PKC signaling in both memory and neurodegeneration indicates a common basis for the origins of both the symptoms and the pathology of AD.

His membership of the Seebohm committee on the future of the personal social services, and Titmuss's parallel involvement in the Todd commission on medical education in 1968, with much private exchange between the two men, pushed these matters forward.

A striking result of these experimental studies is the parallel involvement of several specific molecular mechanisms that contribute at different rates to the spontaneous generation of genetic variants.

A similar mechanism may explain the parallel involvement of cGMP in our model, whereby the IL-1β-induced NO/sGC/cGMP signalling route mediates catabolic activities in contrast to the Npr2/GC-B/cGMP/PKGII pathway, which is anabolic.

The current work therefore points to the need for additional studies to determine the potential pathophysiological roles of KLK7 and KLK9 in glioma malignancy and any parallel involvement of PAR-activation in mediating their effects.

Järvi's parallel involvements with old and new music are reflected in his twin appointments to the Vienna Tonkünstler orchestra and the ensemble Absolute Zero in New York: thus John Adams's Harmonielehre, with its double axes of minimalist technique and the maximal effects of late-19th-century music, was a suitable challenge.

These results demonstrate that dCTCF is involved in maintaining parent-specific expression from the maternally inherited X chromosome in Drosophila, a role paralleling its involvement in mammalian imprinting.

The likely contribution of capsosons to the evolution of CRISPR-Cas parallels the involvement of the RAG1 transposase in vertebrate immunoglobulin gene rearrangement, suggesting that recruitment of endonucleases from mobile elements as ready-made tools for genome manipulation is a general route of evolution of adaptive immunity.

These data exclude the hypothesis that CASPR1 and/or tenascin-C are progressively lost during chronic toxicity owing to an inadequate supply of proteins caused by an effect of IDPN on their transport, because this effect is known to involve all axons and therefore parallel and progressive involvement of all terminals should occur.

"We think there is a parallel between federal involvement in education and the decline in profit over recent years".