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PIK3C2A has not been reported to be required for MSC proliferation previously.

BTG4 (B-cell translocation gene 4) is a negative regulator of proliferation, previously described as methylated with downregulation in colorectal and other types of cancer.

This could reflect the overall positive effect of GATA3 knock-down on cell proliferation, previously described in epithelial cells [ 10, 16].

Furthermore, the amount of proliferating nuclear cell antigen (PNCA) was decreased in Matn3 V194D samples, concomitant with the decreased rate of chondrocyte proliferation previously observed in these mutant mice (Leighton et al., 2007).

The pattern of prevalent downregulation of genes related to cell proliferation and development appears to mirror the consistent defects of beta cell development and proliferation previously described in this RasGrf1 KO mice strain [ 17].

The down regulation indicated by microarray analysis of cyclin E, cyclin B, CDC2 and a complex of proteins (BRCA1, BRCA2, Rad51, BARD and FANCD2) responsible for regulating the S and G2 cell cycle phases, might partly explain the inhibitory effect of hHSS1 overexpression on proliferation previously reported for U87 cells.

Histologically, GBM are highly angiogenic and characterized by microvascular proliferations (previously called endothelial cell proliferations) typically consisting on multilayered tufts of mitotically active endothelial cells together with smooth muscle cells and pericytes [ 1].

We were concerned about the possibility of proliferating intra-islet non-beta cells contaminating our process to quantify beta cell proliferation (as previously examined [ 30]).

Precalcification with SBF did not result in increased osteoconductivity and cell proliferation as previously reported.

Quantitative trait loci (QTLs) controlling rhizome proliferation were previously detected on homoeologous regions of LG3a and LG3b in two full-sib families derived from allotetraploid hybrids.

MTT assay was used to quantitatively analyze cell proliferation as previously described [15], [41], [56].