The present analysis provided the first molecular evidence for a peculiar clade, recently recognised on morphological grounds [ 15], that consists of relatively understudied, low-diversity genera Electroma, Vulsella, and Crenatula, that were traditionally placed in Pteriidae, Malleidae, and Isognomonidae respectively.
The present analysis provides some clarity with regard to the preliminary solution of primary flexure problem.
First, the presented analysis provides a more deep insight into the key performance bottleneck in the emerging short-range communications (DSRC) technology.
In conclusion, the present study provides the first comprehensive analysis of single muscle fibers from human LDM.
The present study provides the first comprehensive analysis of barcode divergences in populations of single species separated by large geographical distances.
The present study provides the first comparative analysis of the in situ gene expression profiles of patient-matched normal and neoplastic breast epithelial and stromal compartments of both preinvasive and invasive stages of human breast cancer progression.
This present study provides the first comprehensive analysis of phylogenetic relationships among all the diploids identified in the genus Prospero, based on karyotype and genome size changes, analyzed against a rigorous DNA phylogeny, allowing previous hypotheses concerning karyotypic evolution to be tested.
In summary, the present study provides the first functional analysis of human RASSF7 and shows that down-regulation of RASSF7 impairs cell growth and causes defects in mitosis, including abnormal spindle assembly, loss of Aurora B activation and a failure in chromosomal congression.
Experimental evidence of widespread limit-cycle behavior as predicted in an earlier analysis is presented, and provides the first conclusive evidence of such behavior.
The present study provides the first detailed transcriptomic analysis exploring the roles of LKB1 and AMPK in the endocrine pancreas.
