Results from several previous studies support our hypothesis.
Our previous studies support the notion that there is angiogenesis in ADPKD.
Previous studies support the view that individuals with diabetes are at an increased risk for developing cognitive impairment (Allen et al. 2004) and dementia (Biessels et al. 2006).
Previous studies support evidence that aging is associated with an increase in free radical production and inflammation.
Previous studies support a role for XIAP in negatively regulating PTEN content in vitro and in vivo [48].
Previous studies support the hypothesis that specific miRNA expression signatures in various types of human cancers can be associated with diagnosis, prognosis and response to chemotherapy [22].
Our data and that of previous studies support the idea that RGC loss due to glaucoma affects both visual and non-visual functions.
The force-independent rate closely resembles the kcat of the NcKin motor domain [29], and previous studies support the identification of this rate with ADP release [30].
Previous studies support our findings, reporting variability between different assays as well as inter-laboratory differences using the same assay [16], [17], [18], [19], [21].
These results, in combination with previous studies, support an alternative order of events during the SRP pathway in E. coli [3].
Previous studies support this theory.
