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These data and data from transient trasfection experiments, showing that miR-20a over-expression induces a greater percentage of senescent cells than si-LRF (Figure 2e), indicate that although LRF is target of miR-20a, the modulation of other targets contributes to the senescent effect.
Thus, it is critical to further dissect how the derepression of these targets contributes to the observed actin defects.
The ability of the virus to colonize diverse cellular and tissue targets contributes strongly to persistence in the setting of HAART, and is responsible in part for the emergence of antiretroviral drug resistance.
Strohmaier et al. provide strong evidence that abrogation of hCdc4-mediated degradation of cyclin E, and perhaps other targets, contributes to development of some breast cancers, underscoring the important role played by Cdk deregulation in this tumor type.
Again, with in vitro studies, which should not take so long to perform, further dissection could be done of how the derepression of actin targets contributes to the observed actin defects.
She details how its facilitators and targets contributed to an emerging ideology on brainwashing.
Furthermore, the "publish or perish" mentality, combined with teaching students and grant submission targets contribute to inherent role conflict.
An advert for a personal banking adviser in Peterborough, paying £16,020-£19,700, describes the ideal candidate as someone able to "meet and exceed personal sales, cross sales and quality referral targets, contributing towards the branch team's service and sales targets".
The coalition government recently announced that it intends to give the green light to as many as 20 new gas plants – a move that would crash Britain's carbon targets, contribute to the climate crisis and push up bills".
"It is difficult to see how strikes against civilian targets contribute in any way to the peace process now being explored," Mr Kirby said.
With the risks of opioid addiction, abuse, and overdose, there is a need to identify new molecular targets contributing to pain sensation in order to develop directed treatments for pain.
