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SELL

A gene on chromosome 1q23-q25 that encodes l-selectin, a cell surface adhesion/homing receptor required for binding and rolling of leukocytes on endothelial cells, facilitating leukocyte migration into secondary lymphoid organs and inflammation sites.

Molecular pathology
SELL polymorphisms are associated with various diseases, including IgA nephropathy.

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"We had high hopes for Sell Off Auctions," Josh said.

Sell Off Auctions Says They Are Growing Faster Than They Ever Expected

As foreign firms increasingly seek to sell off their Japanese subsidiaries, MBOs in partnership with private equity funds are becoming a viable tool for Japanese entities to win "independence," industry sources say.

'Independence' that counts: MBOs are becoming a viable tool for Japanese firms to branch out from their foreign parents. Intuit (Japan)'s CEO shares his experience

Mexican drinks group, Fomento Economico Mexicano (Femsa), has denied that it is planning to sell off its brewing subsidiary, which produces the Tecate and Dos Equis beer brands.

Mexican drinks group, Fomento Economico Mexicano (Femsa). (Business Briefs)

We could sell off Yellowstone National Park and make some money.

Not so fast: critics question proposal to sell off dorms. (Update)

CASH-strapped Kirk bosses have been told to sell off all their manses to raise cash.

Kirk told to sell up

Back in early days of Reagantime, Interior Secretary James Watt hatched a dark fantasy to sell off millions of acres of public forest and parklands to private corporations.

Giving the West Away

Minister Tim Hudak announced plans to sell off the freight and passenger service.

Northlander's fate out on hold

When Pearson decided to sell off Capitol Publications in 1997, the company had grown to more than 50 titles in several divisions.

Signs of Pearson sale of FTE seen last summer

Previ, the pension fund of the state-owned Banco do Brasil, Brazil's biggest bank, also has significant stakes in all of Brazil's biggest mills and is studying whether to sell off some of its steel-sector investments.

THE BILLION-DOLLAR WOMAN

In addition, large corporations - due to outsourcing, right sizing and downsizing - will continue to sell off their corporate real estate investments and excess land.

C&W is anticipating healthy market throughout 1999

A Bid to sell off Britain's air traffic control system was branded last night as a recipe for disaster.

BRITAIN'S SKIES FOR SALE!

1 agreement with Velsicol (sole maker of those termiticides), EPA said it would allow the firm to sell off its existing stocks of such chemicals for legal use through April 15, 1988.