Noushmehr, H. et al. Identification of a CpG island methylator phenotype that defines a distinct subgroup of glioma.
Krohn, A. et al. Recurrent deletion of 3p13 targets multiple tumour suppressor genes and defines a distinct subgroup of aggressive ERG fusion-positive prostate cancers.
Full of genuine affection and real-life examples of behavior, Asperger writes convincingly and authoritatively of children he recognized as both part of the autistic family and a distinct subgroup.
The second one, named popTrxh4, is related to atTrxh9 which forms with several other plant thioredoxin h a distinct subgroup of thioredoxins h.
Our results suggest that at the population level polycystic ovary syndrome only accounts for a distinct subgroup of a much wider problem, metabolic syndrome.
A pharmacist in Sunderland called Dr Paul Shattock was reported on the Today programme and in several national newspapers to have identified a distinct subgroup of children with autism resulting from MMR.
They share linguistic features to such a degree that Indo-Iranian is generally described as a distinct subgroup of Indo-European.
We infer that U2AF1 S34 mutations characterize a distinct subgroup of MDS: younger age of onset and differential associations with particular cytogenetic aberrations depending on specific mutations [S34Y to +8; S34F to +8 and del(20q)].
Gene expression, copy number variations (CNV), mutations and survival were studied to delineate TCRγδ + T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (T-ALL) as a distinct subgroup from TCRαβ + T-ALL.
Overall, the signatures we defined clearly show that EMFs form a distinct subgroup of multifunctional proteins exhibiting characteristics that distinguish them from hubs, classical multifunctional proteins and the network in general and can pave the way towards a better understanding of protein moonlighting.
The rapid rise of cellphones as the sole means of telephone communication for many Americans — now about one-third of the population, government researchers say — has produced a distinct subgroup within the electorate.
