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We thus tested the effect of GATA3 in a stepwise transformation model, in which hMEC are transformed by sequential introduction of genes encoding the telomerase catalytic subunit hTert, SV40 large-T antigen (LT) and the oncoprotein H-Ras [ 31].
Upon stepwise transformation, the copy numbers of crtYB was continuously increased leading to an almost saturated level of phytoene synthase as indicated by total carotenoid content.
Some of the initial reconstructions of the pulmonary condition in nonavian dinosaurs were characterized as the "stepwise transformation of a crocodilian-like lung into an avian airsac system" [74: 132].
Indeed, we have recapitulated these effects with the stepwise transformation system (Fig. S7).
Examining productivity patterns of classic, recently domesticated and newly adopted fruit trees provides clues to the stepwise transformation of the wild forest tree into the modern plantation tree.
In the last decade, a stepwise transformation of paper-based patient records into electronic records has been accomplished in most clinics.
Normal cells can accumulate mutations that are necessary for stepwise malignant transformation.
Reversible stepwise phase transformations induced by the addition and removal of hydrogen in pure Ti and Ti 6Al 4V (Ti64) were examined by means of pressure composition (P C) isotherm measurement from 550 to 700 °C.
Such stepwise morphologic transformations in the "classic" ETANTR appearance due to disease progression allow one to suppose that the three "histological variants" of ETMR may constitute either "polar ends" of a morphologic spectrum or varying differentiation stages of a single tumor entity rather than separate nosologic categories.
By using stepwise regression and transformation of data, were found high correlation coefficients and substantial improvements in the variability of data from several schools.
MiR-592 was reported to be associated with the stepwise progression for transformation from normal colon to carcinoma (27).
