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Transitions from ground to naïve, then from naïve to primed states of pluripotency were associated with increased durations of the G1 phase, and cyclin E-mediated alteration of the G1/S transition altered the balance between self-renewal and differentiation.

In this transition, altered expression of adhesion glycoproteins such as CD44 occurs allowing tumor cells to detach, interact with proteins that digest stromal matrix, migrate through matrix, and intravasate into lymphovascular channels.

In the exon 7 rs1801028, a C > G transition altering the 311 codon causes a serine to cysteine substitution; the Cys311 variant was reported to have decreased affinity for DA [ 49].

Socio-economic and bio-geophysical variables elucidate the role of anthropogenic forces in forest transitions, altering landscape structures and their composition (Ramachandra et al. 2014a).

Such transitions alter the food-web structure of the entire lake and can critically affect the food availability of the plankton-filtering lesser flamingo (Harper et al., 2003; Krienitz and Kotut, 2010), one of the most important umbrella species of East Africa.

The Val-to-Ala transition alters the secondary structure of the protein, resulting in more efficient transport of SOD2 into the mitochondrial matrix.

The 3′ region polymorphisms do not affect VDR protein structure, while Fok 1 (C T transition) alters an ACG codon resulting in a further upstream start codon and a three amino-acid extended protein (Saijo et al, 1991).

In the case of PEG 400, the free energy of this structural transition is altered by 0.7 kcal/mol per molal of solute, which is in rough agreement with the expected change in hydrated surface area.

This is because even if some state transitions are altered by mutations, the remaining transitions are likely to hold biological properties of the model, and our simulation results demonstrate this.

The morphology state transitions were maintained in mutants with pharynx neurotransmission defects, although the pace of the transitions was altered.

We discuss our results, especially in relation to a specific reproducible sample which has noticeable features: the usual pattern of the excitonic transitions is altered and the fine-structure splitting is suppressed to vanishing values.