These results support our hypothesis that miR-142 which is significantly unregulated in human BCSCs enhances the expression of miR-150 in human breast cancer cells.
Lymphocytes, in particular, undergo massive and apparently unregulated apoptosis in human patients and laboratory animals with sepsis, potentially playing a major role in the severe immunosuppression that characterizes the terminal phase of fatal illness.
Diarrhoeal diseases are strongly linked to poor hygiene and sanitation practices, and lack of infrastructure, especially the contamination of food and water supplies through unregulated disposal of human excreta.
This centromere function may be particularly relevant in humans where unregulated recombination near centromeres leads to aneuploidy and severe developmental abnormalities, including Down syndrome (Hassold et al. 2007).
The EU hopes to cut off unregulated refugee inflow, and undermine human traffickers' economic base.
However, embryos that are "predominantly animal," but still contain human cells are unregulated in the United Kingdom.
The design of advanced electrochemical sensors and biosensors is of significant importance due to the growing of environmental pollution through the increasing globalization and unregulated discharged compounds from industry, human, animal and nature.
And how did mass advertising become the greatest unregulated social engineering experiment in human history?
While the prairie dog associated tularemia outbreak and the first U.S. monkeypox outbreak highlight health risks to humans of the unregulated trade of wild-caught animals, they also raise broader issues.
Much of it, though, is the result of human activity: unchecked and unregulated construction, the destruction of mangroves and other natural barriers, the relentless pursuit of wealth.
