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Our analyses also revealed extensive networks of intercellular communication and suggested prevalent sexual dimorphism in gene expression in the heart.
Laboratory investigations do not suggest prevalent allergen-specific IgE/IgG-mediated immunologic hypersensitivity.
The enrichment of the biological processes in defense response to viruses indicated that Crenarchaeota has heavier genomic investment in virus defense than the other phyla, which may suggest prevalent viral infection in its environments.
Immunohistochemistry suggests prevalent localization of CHI3L1 in S100A4 positive VSMCs and supports the stage-specific distribution of this marker in the full spectrum of coronary lesions, from initial fatty streak to fibroatheroma.
HR-HPV persistence of 'prevalent cases', that is, individuals already HR-HPV positive at entry was higher than that of 'incident cases' suggesting prevalent cases partly encompass long-standing infections which are, most likely, the ones leading to aberrant epithelial transformations.
This suggested a prevalent strand-orientation for the majority of transcribed regions in the clam genome.
Plasma C-reactive protein concentrations and expression levels of cytokine and glucocorticoid-induced leucine zipper messenger RNAs suggested more prevalent chronic inflammation in hyperglycemic animals.
The high frequency of detection of PFOS and PFOA suggested highly prevalent exposures to these compounds at a time when both were being manufactured in the United States.
Furthermore, additional studies have suggested that prevalent endogenous gasotransmitters, such as hydrogen sulfide (H2S) and carbon monoxide (CO), play a distinct role in T-channel regulation through redox-related mechanisms [ 12– 12].
Although the scandals, including the current one, have sparked accusations of political revenge, they also suggest how prevalent corruption remains in South Korean society.
Global analyses of previously-characterized core metazoan genes suggest a prevalent property, namely that they act as partially redundant modifiers of ancient eukaryotic pathways.
