It is well known that the contralateral pathway is prevalent in driving the response of visual cortical cells in rodents [15], [16].
On the other hand, C4-HD tumor cells are more sensitive to steroid receptor antagonists such as ICI182780 and ZK230211 (Figure 7), indicating that in the original tumor variant steroid receptor signaling is prevalent in driving tumor growth and cell survival.
Less prevalent reasons driving adoption of electronic consultation or integrated eCR systems included the desire to leverage existing specialty capacity to care for a larger number of patients and to enhance communication among referring and consulting providers.
This review focuses on what is currently known about the genetic architecture of domesticated animal species, if genes of large effect (often referred to as major genes) are prevalent in driving the domestication phenotype, and whether pleiotropy can explain the loci underpinning these diverse traits being colocated.
HER-2 gene amplification is the most prevalent genetic mechanism driving HER-2 overexpression.
We posit that our earlier proposition that SNPs are disrupting putative TF binding sites in less accessible chromatin portions of SEs may in fact be a prevalent mechanism for driving common diseases.
Nuclear process engineers must also recognize they are designing in a developing environment, with advances in solvent-extraction technology (such as centrifugal contactors) becoming more prevalent in nonnuclear applications; driving change in the nuclear industry.
Although lung tissue is more heterogenic and does not possess a prevalent cell type for driving gene expression patterns, we hypothesized that eGWAS of ARDS samples will generate biologically meaningful results.
Our evolutionary analyses with eQTLs reveal that regulatory variations are as prevalent as, if not more prevalent than, NS SNPs, in driving recent and ongoing human adaptation to local environment.
HIV appears to have overshadowed previously described risk factors for prevalent tuberculosis such as male sex, urban environment and previous TB such that it is now the major driving force behind prevalent TB.
Distracted driving is more prevalent than ever, as motorists increasingly see their cars as extensions of their living and working spaces, Mr. Smith said.
