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This CD107a association with disease progression is consistent with the TemRA surface phenotyping data; SVG9 specific TemRA were overrepresented in neuroinvasive donors and produced CD107a upon antigenic stimulation.
Our finding that CRMP4 loss of function results in a delay in mitotic progression is consistent with our hypothesis that GSK3 regulates chromosomal alignment through CRMP4.
This progression is consistent with several previous studies on S. turcica pathogenesis on maize [ 23- 25].
This defect in cell-cycle progression is consistent with what has been reported previously (Spruck et al. 1999).
The low overall annual risk of progression is consistent with the long interval observed between the peak age of HPV infection [ 71] and cervical cancer detection [ 70], estimated to be 2 3 decades in duration on average [ 72].
This progression is consistent with the presence of slightly deleterious mutations in the population, because such mutations are expected to be comparatively less abundant at higher DAF values [ 13].
Its expression in the tumor cell compartment of prostate and breast cancer samples and its increase with the degree of tumor progression were consistent with its implication in tumor development [31].
The adjusted effects we found for knee SI on ROA incidence and progression are consistent with the literature on this topic [ 7- 17].
Some of these global/local changes in DNA methylation during PGC progression were consistent with previous as well as more recent studies.
The main reasons reported for vemurafenib discontinuation, systemic disease progression and intracranial disease progression were consistent with the labeled indication which recommends continuing until disease progression or occurrence of unacceptable toxicity.
The different roles of EPH receptors in cancer progression are consistent with a model in which one EPH gene becomes dominant, whereas other EPH members are lost through epigenetic or genetic mechanisms.
