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We have recently discovered that purified plant proteins from Chelidonium majus milky sap with nucleolytic activity, which probably belong to pathogenesis-related (PR) protein family, are capable of inducing apoptosis in human cervical cancer HeLa cells [ 17].

personal data — something that's definitely yours but which probably belongs to someone else.

The partial tail, which probably belonged to a coelurosaur about the size of a sparrow, consists of eight full vertebra surrounded by highly preserved feathers.

In addition to discovering evidence of in-egg kicking, the researchers found that the embryos, which probably belonged to the long-necked Lufengosaurus, grew faster than the embryos of any birds or mammals alive today.

Two Cinachyrella sp. samples from Zanzibar as well as the Cinachyrella sp. 3743 sample from Australia (which probably belongs to the same species), have a 985 bp long insertion that is inserted after position 714 (introns 714, Figure 1).

By comparing 13C CPMAS NMR spectra of solid 1 and solid 2 we are able to establish which signals probably belong to polymorph form 1. At the beginning we were surprised to find such a complex spectrum, as we expected due to the symmetry in molecules of polymorph 1 only one signal for carbonyl carbon atoms of enolone moiety.

Likewise, with high gender segregation, given the sex of a faculty member, we can readily predict a subset of departments to which they probably belong.

The remaining two CRUFTS, which were detected by northern blotting, probably belong to the miRNA family.

We suspect that those vesicles, which have high GP values, most probably belong to the endosome/lysosome compartment.

For each alignment QRNA establishes scores according to each model and calculates to which category the aligned sequences most probably belong.

These coins highly probably belong to the Group 2 which is the union of the first two groups regarding I1 indicator variable.