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However, after examination of the literature and other specimens, we conclude that it is a new species that is of great interest for its taxonomic position and its qualities as a hyperaccumulator.

After consulting national and local floras and the relevant literature (Wang et al. 1998; Li and Wang 2004; Wei 2010; Liu et al. 2011; Wang et al. 2011; Wu et al. 2012a; Xu et al. 2012ab) as well as herbarium specimens, we conclude that it represents a new species of Primulina, which is described and illustrated here.

After careful consultation of the literature and specimens, we concluded that these specimens are morphologically distinct from any described species.

Since we do not know the exact localities of analysed specimens, we cannot conclude, whether this result indicate the interpopulational variability.

Based on the comparison of gene profiling on FFPE breast cancer specimens and matched fresh specimens, we can conclude that important clinically relevant information can be identified using FFPE specimens and we even demonstrated the potential for using the microarray data to be used as a prognostic tool.

After comparing the fossil materials with specimens of extant species of the genus, we conclude that the fossil specimens represent a hitherto undescribed taxon of Bauhinia.

Based on the immunocytochemical demonstration of intracytoplasmic MGP protein in glioblastoma biopsy specimens and glioma cell lines we conclude that production by glial tumor cells rather than mesenchymal elements (e.g. abnormal blood vessels) is responsible for overexpression of this mesenchymal component in gliomas.

We conclude that mid-cycle specimens yield slightly higher HPV DNA loads and slightly increased LSIL interpretations, but the clinical impact is marginal.

We conclude that, in fibre-optic biopsy specimens, immunohistochemical analysis does not add prognostic information in SCLC.

We conclude that isolation of micrococci from blood specimens cannot always be disregarded as etiologically irrelevant.

We conclude that digital photographs cannot replace traditional herbarium specimens as the primary elements that document tropical plant diversity.