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The spheroids created in the 2015 study recapitulated the human cerebral cortex's six-layer-thick architecture, and the neurons they contained were of the type that arise in and dominate the cerebral cortex.

This study recapitulated a new role for insulin as a regulator of skeletal muscle mitochondrial function.

If the results of our in vitro study recapitulated in vivo properties of this peptide, feCath in the cat would not play a role similar to LL-37 in the exacerbation of inflammation through DNA binding activity.

The behavioral and neurochemical phenotypes identified in this study recapitulate those of animals deficient in 5-HTT or certain 5-HT receptors (e.g. 5-HT1A, 5-HT2C, and 5-HT7) [30]–[32].

Nevertheless, the OVCA disease features produced in this study, recapitulating early neoplastic cell seeding of peritoneum and progression to advanced carcinomatosis, represents typical clinical case management situations.

The P. berghei/BALB/c model of PM used in this study recapitulates the severe clinical outcomes that make human PM a global health priority: spontaneous abortion and fetal growth restriction, as reproduced in this study (Fig. 1), and preterm delivery [31].

Both animal models employed in this study recapitulate some individual features of sepsis while minimizing others and therefore complement each other to enable us to gain a better and more complete insight into the role of IKK inhibition in sepsis.

Altogether, the low number of new and lost point mutations detected in the engrafted tumors with respect to their primary counterparts reinforces our observation that the orthotopic xenograft MPNSTs generated for this study recapitulate the characteristics of the primary tumors.

Unmeasured confounding from patient comorbidities may account for some of the total effect, which leads to prolonged morbidity; however, it is unlikely that patient-related risk alone is the sole determinant of outcome: our study recapitulates the findings of others from large observational cohorts and 'real-world' audit data and using a variety of risk and outcome measures.

The data derived from these studies recapitulated most of the abnormalities related to ROS (Fig. 3C) and IGF1 signaling (Fig. 3D) during diabetes and hypercortisolemia.

The body weight and adiposity-related changes reported in the animal studies recapitulated to a large extent those seen in children of mothers who smoke (Levin 2005; Newman et al. 1999; Oliveira et al. 2009, 2010a, 2010b; Santos-Silva et al. 2010, 2011; Somm et al. 2008; Williams and Kanagasabai 1984).