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Therefore, one might predict rescue of the silenced cells by the secreted Sulf-2 protein from control cells.

These studies have examined the roles of population size (Bell and Gonzalez 2009) and migration and the rate of change in stress levels (Perron et al. 2008; Bell and Gonzalez 2011) in evolutionary rescues, but the drivers of rescue trajectories are largely unknown and no experimental study to our knowledge has demonstrated the possibility of predicting rescue based on initial population declines.

AON design was based on our guidelines for DMD exons and focused on targeting partially open secondary RNA structures (predicated by m-fold), the presence of predicted RESCUE-ESE and SC35 and the absence of predicted Tra2 β sites (using the human splicing finder) and favorable binding energy.

Rit Aggarwala, co-head of Sidewalk Labs and the author of New York's sustainability and resiliency plan, puts the types of ways governments address natural disasters and their impact into four buckets: predict, mitigate, rescue and rebuild.

Conservation biology and medicine both aim to understand these dynamical processes, ultimately to predict whether rescue will occur and intervene effectively.

Ogilvy predicted that rescue clubs, hybrids and 5-woods would be valuable during the tournament.

With supporters of a China trade bill scrambling for every vote, a Michigan Democrat in the House is planning to introduce legislation this week that he predicts will rescue the Clinton administration's top remaining foreign policy goal from potential defeat.

Adhesion molecules, such as FAK, are predicted to rescue YAP/TAZ activity in soft environments via the RhoA pathway.

It is biologically feasible that the MMP3 45EE allelotype may influence lymphomagenesis since it is predicted by RESCUE ESE to enhance exon 2 splicing, which may increase MMP3 expression.

In contrast, the density of ESE hexamers predicted by RESCUE-ESE was significantly higher in the constitutively splice introns than in the retained ones (Fig. 4).

The number of putative ESE hexamers predicted by RESCUE-ESE and employed for the present analysis was 238 for human and 508 for mouse.