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Difference of the unquenched and quenched Ce3+ bands gives the broad band with the maximum near 355 nm (Fig. 5) that most possibly corresponds to the emission of the perturbed Ce3+ states; these states were supposed to be the traps for the non-perturbed Ce3+ excitations transferring these excitations to either Tb3+ dopant or to the attached photosensitizer [8].
Given these observations, we conclude that most (possibly all) of our events arose in meiosis.
The method successfully reveals the genes that most possibly receive environmental inputs.
Our data point out that cell growth, proliferation, and migration are the cellular functions that most possibly change with age in human bmMSC.
"The thing that he's most been proud of becomes the thing that could most possibly endanger him".
Because invertebrate animal gap junction proteins, innexins, share structural features with pannexins (see review [1]), it is not surprising to see the asymmetrical conductance in the pyramidal electrotonic couplings that are most possibly formed by pannexins.
This is in line with the results of our miRNA analysis that AMBRA1 is most possibly regulated by miR-24-3p according to miRmap prediction (the rank 1 in canonical miRNAs of miRmap score = 97.37) and that miR-24-3p is one of the highly up-regulated miRNAs in ALS (Additional file 1: Table S1).
Every time I passed them, the thought that these men were most possibly being taught how to hate innocent human beings made me shiver.
It indicates that these proteins are most possibly located in the endoplasmic reticulum of S. miltiorrhiza cells.
These data are consistent with the conclusion that most but possibly not all anti-DNA antibodies can arise by somatic mutation from precursors that lack autoantibody specificity.
Considering the extensive annotation work done in Arabidopsis since the release of its sequenced genome [ 3], together with the analysis of rice sequences carried out in this study, we assume that most (or possibly all) of the Dof transcription factors from these species are represented in the 66 sequences documented (36 from Arabidopsis and 30 from rice).
