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It = LTR activation?

 
 
Reply Mon 3 May, 2010 09:12 pm


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The consequences of such widespread LTR activation are currently still unclear, according to the study's authors. Such processes could potentially activate other genes involved in tumour development. It could also affect the stability of chromosomes of lymphoma cells, a factor that may explain why Hodgkin-/Reed Sternberg cells gain many chromosomal abnormalities over time and become more and more malignant.
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Reply Tue 4 May, 2010 01:53 pm
@oristarA,
'it' doesn't seem to have a clear antecedent, does it, Ori?

The author might be viewing 'the consequences/the processes' as something within these processes could also ...
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Reply Tue 4 May, 2010 05:07 pm
@JTT,
Yeah. Laughing

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