They further underscore the likely counter productive consequences of its trying to direct events.
These results underscore the likely importance of Treg recruitment to the lung allograft via chemotaxis mediated by the interactions of CCL21 and CCR7.
The results from this study and our observations here, showing two putative PTS loci present in all ST203 but absent from ST17, underscore the likely important contributions of PTS systems (loci beginning at Ef_aus0085_02768 and Ef_aus0085_02778), as well as other metabolic functions, in defining the success of a strain within a host and possibly the clinical environment.
The region receives little rainfall during the months of WNV activity (Figure S2), underscoring the likely role of artificial neglected pools acting as potential vector breeding locations.
Therefore, as in Thailand and India, P. marneffei in China appears to be strongly associated with bamboo rats (7, 15 – 17 ), underscoring the likely role of these rodents in the life cyle of this mycosis.
However, many unresolved questions remain regarding the role of autophagy in viral pathogenesis, but targeting of this pathway underscores the likely importance of autophagy as a component of antiviral immunity.
Moreover, unlike the studies by Kahn and colleagues [ 10] and Gong and colleagues [ 9], ours is derived from a multi-institutional registry, and this underscores the likely generalizability of our data.
In summary, the high number of protein-protein interactions, together with the overlapping expression patterns and the presence of validated transcription factor-target relationships in the midnight blue module, underscores the likely biological relevance of the network, suggesting that we have identified a functional network of genes that act at the synapse of PAG neurons.
Indeed, the gene circuit involving interactions among Tc'odd, Tc'eve and Tc'runt in each round of posterior segment formation underscores the likely ancestral nature of this network, which might have been brought under the control of the gap and maternal genes in flies, and in the anterior segments of Nasonia.
Although glucose plays a major role in fetal growth, this paradox underscores the likely role of other nutrients in fetal growth, but also the need to critically reexamine our definition of "normal" maternal patterns of glycemia and the effects on fetal growth.
Those identified regions underscore the most likely metabolic compounds that are synthesized by one of the ECM partners and transported across the apoplast to the partner organism.
