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Such interactions resulting from induced susceptibility and resistance must be considered if we are to exploit plant defences for crop protection using hormone elicitors or constitutive expression.

It is essential to understand the network of transcription factors controlling self-renewal of human embryonic stem cells (ESCs) and human embryonal carcinoma cells (ECs) if we are to exploit these cells in regenerative medicine regimes.

However, such knowledge is necessary if we are to exploit the therapeutic potential of stem cells.

Thus, automated and efficient modeling strategies are badly needed if we are to exploit all information contained in genetical genomics studies.

If we are to exploit the incontrovertible link between structure and function, however, new structural bioinformatic tools and databases relating protein structure to sequence changes occurring on individual branches are much needed.

We find that there are many remaining uncertainties that must be addressed experimentally if we are to exploit inhibition of Notch signaling as a treatment approach in breast cancer.

Germany's Finance Ministry had originally denied the producers the right to film at Bendlerblock, explaining that the site should be treated as a "place of remembrance and mourning" which would "lose dignity if we were to exploit it as a film set".

"The Glasgow Commonwealth Games in 2014 offers enormous opportunities and we recognise that we need to invest now if we are to fully exploit these opportunities for the benefit of Scotland.

Proteomics, the study of the total protein complement of a genome, is essential if we are to fully exploit the knowledge acquired as a result of mapping the entire human genome.

By applying a constant magnetic field to our sample, we are able to exploit this capability to measure changes in magnetism via changes in effective mass.

Now, we are going to exploit our grey vote to reverse an evolutionary journey that has been characterised by the human genius for collaboration, from family to tribe to clan to state to united nations.