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Our interactome study points to an implication of PfCK2 in many cellular pathways, with chromatin dynamics being identified as a major process regulated by PfCK2.

Pre-treatment of Nuc with the anti-Nuc polyclonal antibody prevented the increase in PGE2 production (Fig. 6B), pointing to a specific implication of Nuc in this process.

As a specific subset of microglia up-regulate MHC II, pointing to a possible implication of the adaptive immune system, we looked for T cell (CD3+) infiltration into the SN.

The evaluations of the previous programmes point to a number of potential implications for this new scheme.

These implications point to a hazard to society because child maltreatment not only influences psychological development but also it impacts brain development.

Thus, reduced gut barrier function in HIV infection has important health implications which point to a need to develop interventions to complement HAART.

The social implications, though harder to quantify, point to a new direction for India's faltering trade unions.

Our results show an increased inhibition of tumor growth by the NPC with the addition of either antibodies to these proteins, which point towards an implication of the importance for Gas6-AXL signaling in promoting tumor growth in vitro in the syngeneic rat glioma models.

Several lines of evidence point to the implication of H2S signaling in the process of aging [ 38- 40].

This points to a potentially worrying implication: brief facial expressions can make a big difference to how we are received by strangers.

However, the primary result in this study points to a clinically serious implication that the intrinsic tissue contrast may not be represented correctly when low refocusing pulses without satisfying the Hahn spin echo condition are used in T1-weighted MRI.