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Shorten knows that perception could be lethal for Labor.

Cellular senescence can be triggered by telomere shortening, known as replicative senescence, which happens gradually after many cell divisions (Herbig et al., 2004).

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The rapid switch between fiber growth and shortening is known as dynamic instability.

However, this feature differs from Bradypus because the cranium in Hapalops is elongate, while tree sloth's is the most anteroposteriorly shortened among known sloth lineages.

It takes place in the nucleus, however, not without exception as poly(A) tail lengthening and shortening is known to occur in the cytoplasm as best evidenced by examples from Xenopus oocyte maturation and early embryogenesis (Piqué et al. 2008).

Furthermore, because telomere shortening is known to synergise with SIPS in WS fibroblasts and is a major mechanism driving fibroblast senescence, we have also used ectopic expression of human telomerase to determine whether replicative senescence in fibroblasts from progeroid syndromes is telomere-dependent.

Poly(A) shortening is known as one of the mechanisms of mRNA degradation; this mechanism strongly favors the preference of miRNA target sites near the end of 3'UTR close to the poly(A) tail to recruits mRNA deadenylase complexes [ 61].

Conroy has known Shorten since 1986.

Bracks has known Shorten since the 1980s and has been watching his leadership style over this term in opposition.

The duration of clinical control of motor symptoms of Parkinson disease (PD) treated with levodopa/carbidopa preparations eventually starts to shorten, a phenomenon known as end-of-dose "wearing off".