Seasonal variations in environmental conditions are prone to alter the skin presentation particularly on the legs, face, and back of the hands [ 1, 2].
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00354.009 While the losses of DNA methylation in regenerated plants occurred within a relatively small proportion of the rice genome, they were concentrated near protein-coding gene promoters and therefore in regions of the genome that are more prone to alter gene expression.
Those feedback loops that operate outside the influence of gs may be important, but are 'dead ends', because they are not prone to further altering the island effect.
Even Drosophila are prone to social cues, altering their decision making based on the behavior of conspecifics (Mery et al., 2009; Sarin and Dukas, 2009; Battesti et al., 2012).
Several human heritable cancer-prone syndromes known to alter DNA stability have been found to have defects in checkpoint surveillance pathways.
Univariate Cox analysis corroborated the superior value of prognostic information provided by CA 72.4, as recurrence and death are more prone to occur with altered CA 72.4 levels.
The dopants act as attractors of OH groups, making the material prone to oxidation, and therefore altering its affinity towards Na.
DUXY paralogs were detected exclusively in the pericentromeric region of human and gorilla chromosome 9, a region prone to pericentric inversions thereby altering the structural morphology of chromosome 9 twice during great ape and human evolution [30] [33].
In summary, this work for the first time gives a comprehensive insight into how TEL-AML1 expression may directly and indirectly contribute to alter cells to become prone for leukemic transformation.
All targeted cancer therapies (including ADCs) are prone to resistance mechanisms that alter the function of the target antigen and render the treatment redundant [ 186].
