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Many of the missed genes can be associated with specific biochemical functions, thus contributing to our knowledge of the species' molecular machinery.

The exact role of these markers in the senescent pathways will be investigated in the future, thus contributing to our better understanding of this intricate cellular process.

Since our exosomes carry NOS2 and their incubation promoted increased myocardial content of NO, it is also possible that the presence of this enzyme may stimulate myocardial production of NO, thus contributing to our results.

Nevertheless, advances in the field of CSC research have enabled us to characterize the re-emergence of specific embryonic signalling pathways in cancer cells, thus contributing to our understanding of the molecular mechanisms that regulate cancer cell plasticity and aggressiveness [ 15].

In addition, collaborations and partnerships have been established with local, provincial, and national cancer groups/organizations that further improve our research capacity by providing opportunities for dialogue on CRC and ongoing feedback, and thus contributing to our understanding of the issues that affect the cancer care system and the patients who use it.

This study highlights how recent advances in specific areas of breast cancer research have enabled us to characterize the re-emergence of specific embryonic signaling pathways, such as Nodal, thus contributing to our understanding of the molecular mechanisms that regulate cancer cell plasticity and aggressiveness [ 3].

The articles in this volume propose different ways of ethnographic exploration and thus contributes to our repertoire of research practices.

Exploring the production of and changes in educational inequality can thus contribute to our understanding of stratification and mobility in China.

(What is six eighths divided by three fifths, without using any symbolic technique?) When we do use symbol-manipulation in proving or following a proof, visual experience is required to discern that the moves conform to permitted patterns and thus contributes to our grounds for accepting the argument.

The present study may thus contribute to our understanding of reproductive isolation and hence speciation in this group.

Our studies thus contribute to our understanding of how the intestinal epithelium participates in the innate immune response to PAF and bacterial ligands in neonatal NEC, and opens the door for future experimental studies and possibly even targeted therapies to limit disease, or perhaps even to prevent NEC in at risk patients.