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The discovery of novel mechanism of action (MOA) antibacterials has been associated with the concept that antibacterial drugs occupy a differentiated region of physicochemical space compared to human-targeted drugs.

As this is a highly differentiated region of the genome between individuals from the north and south of the distribution, it can in principle harbor the causative mutations responsible for many phenotypic differences between these populations.

Moreover, TRAIL is expressed in the differentiated region of the small bowel and colonic mucosa.

Similarly, S100A7 overexpression has been shown to be expressed in the superficial, differentiated region of the epithelium and its expression correlates with the degree of keratinocyte differentiation [18].

Moreover, as we detected NFAT5 expression mainly in the differentiated region of human intestinal mucosa, NFAT5 may likely inhibit Wnt/ β-catenin upon the intestinal cell differentiation and contribute to the maintenance of intestinal homeostasis.

One core tissue-biopsy per each of the 551 patients' blocks (diameter 0.6 mm) was taken from the least differentiated region of individual paraffin-embedded prostate tumors (donor blocks) and arrayed into a new recipient paraffin block (35 and 20 mm).

Clones in the posterior differentiated region of the eye disc proper were very small and did not noticeably affect differentiation, although larger clones were observed in the overlying peripodial layer leading to the displacement of the underlying differentiated tissue (Fig. 2A1,A3,A4).

The analysis of centromeres and telomeres by proteomics has been a particular challenge, as they are differentiated regions of the single long chromosomal DNA molecule, rather than independent structures in their own right.

We used this case control strategy in four independent cohorts and identified eight significantly differentiated regions of the genome potentially harboring genes with relevance for longevity.

This introgression is likely to be adaptive because the signal of shared ancestry is enriched in these highly differentiated regions of the genome that also have multiple signatures of selection.

For instance, invasive populations of reed canary grass (Phalaris arundinacea) in North America are more genetically diverse than native populations because multiple introductions from different areas of Europe combined genes from differentiated regions of Europe.