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In JM3979 with epigenic value of 0.022297 accounted for 0.36182% out of the total variability, JM5969 with eigenvalue 0.015831 accounted for 0.25689% of the total variation observed among the 64 walnut cultivars.

This team also is examining the biomarkers of anxiety, depression, and trauma (genetic and epigenic, inflammation, and Cortisol).

This epigenic assay is distinctive from the others in that it is a tissue-based test done only after a negative prostate biopsy.

Epigenic dissolution, involves surficial features that act as interface points for descending waters that may recharge local ground water or form integrated cave networks that function as subsurface bypass features for overland flow (White 1988).

Also it has indications of moderate epigenic karstification and hydrothermal activity (Table 3).

For example, Th1 cytokines (interferon-a and interleukin-12 [IL-12]) suppress this process while Th2 cytokines (IL-4 and IL-13) promote this differentiation.[sup][42] In addition, epigenic modulation can also be a way to regulate this differentiation.

Treatment of hES cells with NU6140 might also induce epigenic changes, but further studies are required to answer this question.

Philip Ludwig, Lonza Personal Care, explained how rice meristem promotes rejuvenation at the epigenic, protein and macro levels.

Bio-conversion of Agro-waste sugarcane trash using an Indian epigenic extension, Perionyx excavatus (Perrier).

Efforts have made in this study to stabilize the municipal sludge under laboratory conditions using submerged potential of epigenic earthworms Eisenia fetida and Eudrilus eugeniae.

(39.) See, e.g., PCB CLONING, supra note 17, at 80 ("[S]erious though nonfatal abnormalities in cloned animals have also been observed, including substantially increased birth-size, liver and brain defects, and lung, kidney, and cardiovascular problems."); SCOTT, supra note 4, at 46-49; Zhongde Wang et al., Nuclear Cloning and Epigenic Reprogramming, in ESSENTIALS OF STEM CELL BIOLOGY, supra note 5, at 93, 93 (describing developmental abnormalities observed in cloned animals)..