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To cope with the revised paradigm, SABI chemistry committee in Japan Society of Corrosion Engineers has proposed durable state concept [SABI Chemistry Committee of Japan Society of Corrosion Engineers, in: Proc.

We also suggest a revised paradigm for virus isolation and characterization and provide a rationale for accumulating biologic (phenotypic) information.

Our studies suggest a revised paradigm for tubulin cofactors and Arl2 functions as a catalytic chaperone that regulates soluble αβ-tubulin assembly and maintenance to support microtubule dynamics.

We carried out a second eye tracking experiment with a revised paradigm that included a fixation cross during the presentation of the video clips.

We provide a revised paradigm for the assembly, biochemical activity, and organization of the well-conserved tubulin cofactors and Arl2 GTPase as a cage-like chaperone that catalytically alters tubulin dimers in the cytoplasm, powered by GTP hydrolysis.

(A ) Revised paradigm, based on data from this study for tubulin cofactors and Arl2 as a multi-subunit chaperone that cycles to regulate soluble αβ-tubulin through GTP hydrolysis catalytic cycles, while providing sites for α and β-tubulin dissociation for biogenesis and degradation.

For our revised upwelling paradigm, velocity shear, perhaps together with enhanced seed amplitude, has been suggested as the source for upwelling growth during low solar activity.

A revised L1 paradigm should put into focus the possibility of L1 RT-driven biologically significant processes other than retrotransposition.

These considerations would allow this technique to be a key component of the revised proarrhythmia testing paradigm.

Despite this uncertainty, epigenetics is now a dynamic discipline, driving new technological advances as well as challenging and revising traditional paradigms of biology.

MH contributed to the development of the experimental paradigm and revised the manuscript.