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Motegi, A. et al. Human SHPRH suppresses genomic instability through proliferating cell nuclear antigen polyubiquitination.

Thus, in revisiting Ellis Island, rhetorical analysis will allow me to pay attention not just to how power structures and travels through proliferating discourses of ability, ethnicity, racialization, and citizenship, but also how this charging and circulation imbricates, and is proscribed by, the space of Ellis Island.

In 2007 Paulo Buss reported on Brazil's success in strengthening public health education and HRH leadership through proliferating schools of public health in the country [ 18].

The cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitors (CKI) function in mitogenic signaling through their interaction with the cyclins and the cyclin dependent kinases [ 3], and through proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA) [ 4].

The mathematical model employed describes neutrophil development in the BM, from myeloid progenitors (including colony-forming unit (CFU) of granulocyte, erythrocyte, monocyte and megakaryocyte; CFU of granulocyte and monocyte; and CFU of granulocyte inflow, through proliferating neutrophil progenitors (myeloblasts, promyelocytes and myelocytes) and post-mitotic progenitors to blood neutrophils.

The proliferation indices of colonic tissues were determined through Proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA) immunostaining.

Epithelia and underlying mes-enchymal-derived tissues are in constant dialogue that maintains desirable numbers of cells at all stages in differentiation, from the earliest stem cells through rapidly proliferating progenitor cells to terminally differentiated functional cells.

Conspiracy theories began proliferating through the city's vibrant social-media networks.

There were suddenly a dozen other lists for me to envision, a hundred items proliferating through my imagination, lurking in the pockets of other pieces of clothing.

The opportunities for nonprofit groups to win money through contests are proliferating, adding yet another weapon to charities' fund-raising arsenal.

The viruslike program, called a worm and known as Mydoom and Norvag, among other names, is proliferating through e-mail attachments and file-sharing services.