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Other specimens suggest a more rounded apex and a broadly convex lateral surface (Fig. 4L N).

For case-patient 1, the rising antibody titers to both pathogens in paired serum specimens suggest a concomitant infection.

In light of our in vitro data that knockdown of HOTAIR inhibits tumour growth and blocks tumour invasion, several important observations with human specimens suggest a unique value of HOTAIR as a molecular prognostic marker of ESCC.

Although FOG-2 is likely to interact with any GATA protein, our data obtained in neuroblastoma specimens suggest a predominant interaction with GATA-2 and/or GATA-3; in addition, the interaction between FOG-2 and GATA-4 could be disturbed.

Synchrotron-based computed tomography of post mortem SBS specimens suggests a different damage trajectory and mode of damage accumulation in nanostitched thin-ply laminates, notably the complete suppression of delaminations in the nanostitched region.

A retrospective study that aimed to detect abnormal PrP in tonsil and appendix specimens suggested a considerably greater prevalence of vCJD infection than the observed incidence [6], [7].

Our analysis of SNAI2/Slug expression in primary glioma specimens suggested a relationship between SNAI2/Slug and invasive phenotype.

In a recent paper [ 49], the over-expression of Bax in lung cancer specimens suggested a pro-apoptotic cellular tendency that did not correlate with a better prognosis.

Our analysis of clinical specimens suggests a correlation between c-Met and DR5 expression level in a subset of human embryonal CNS malignancies.

Figure 2 shows that FZD3 was induced by a factor of >4 in 6 of 9 sporadic adenomas and 12 of the 26 FAP specimens, suggesting a broadly similar incidence of Wnt response pathway re-organisation between the two groups.

In addition, although few human cases have been reported, WNV has also been found in Central and South America through surveillance studies in field specimens, suggesting a potential risk for an outbreak in humans [ 17, 18].