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"The ability of this virus to cross species lines in this manner has not previously been appreciated," said Dr. Patterson of the National Institutes of Health.
Other spine levels are much more commonly involved than has previously been appreciated.
Thus, the transverse zone architecture of the mouse cerebellum is more complex than had previously been appreciated.
This study extends our understanding of the genetic regulation of the transcriptome and suggests that genetic variation might underlie observed relationships between miRNAs and mRNAs more commonly than has previously been appreciated.
Our results demonstrate that complex function (i.e. osteogenic differentiation) can be controlled using simple functionalization strategies, such as incorporation of PO4, but that the role of these materials may be due to more complex influences than has previously been appreciated.
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This suggests the existence of the reverse-translocating (nucleus-to-cytoplasm) p65 molecules even during the early activation phase of NF-κB after TNF-α treatment, which had not been appreciated previously.
Such arguments have for example been used to suggest that antigen presentation is a function shared more broadly by mononuclear phagocytes than may have been appreciated previously and in the same way key innate host defense functions may be adaptable [54].
This observation of a decreased incidence of CNS metastases in patients with HER2-positive MBC with increasing age has not been appreciated previously.
In conclusion, our analyses provide molecular and mechanistic insights into a GJ degradation pathway that previously had not significantly been appreciated.
In conclusion, we identified novel mutations in two genes encoding mitochondrial aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases (VARS2 and TARS2), which have not been appreciated previously as causing mitochondrial disease, thus expanding the list of aaRS2-associated diseases.
