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This is further underscored by the absence of any significant changes in gene expression between the two groups in skeletal muscle or white adipose fat tissue subjected to the same analysis.

Our hydrolysis and utilization assays reveal F. succinogenes cannot metabolize any products produced by these endo-hemicellulases (Table 1), and this is further underscored by the lack of genes necessary to both transport and metabolize these carbohydrates.

This is further underscored by the fact that this procedure offers a level of confidence for identification of LN metastases equivalent to that of conventional radioactive marking.

This is further underscored by the potent oncogenic activity of YAP in different preclinical cancer models and by the loss of function of LATS1/2 kinases in breast tumors [ 4].

This was further underscored by a study by Sans et al., in which they expressed ICAM-1 in CHO cells that lack endogenous ICAM-1 [16], which was sufficient to reconstitute TEM.

The specificity of this pattern is further underscored by the fact that both increased and decreased peaks of acetylation and DNA methylation are observed throughout the region.

This correlation is further underscored by the finding that although thapsigargin was the strongest inducer of VEGFA mRNA, it caused a less robust up-regulation of GRP170 and less VEGFA was secreted from thapsigargin treated cells than from either tunicamycin or no-glucose treated cells.

This finding is further underscored by the lack of association between residential area (urban/rural) and the adherence outcomes.

The heterogeneity of this sample is further underscored by its employment status: While 29.3% were employed at the time of the interview, 26.8% were not and 39% were recipients of a disability pension.

The importance of the TLR pathways in this disease is further underscored by the observations that gene variants of the TNFα-induced protein 3 is associated with increased risk for lupus [ 41, 42].

This shortcoming is further underscored by the observation that there already exist clues in the literature on humans to suggest that exposed children will exhibit similar response inhibition impairments to those observed in animals.