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A perhaps more interesting finding holding potential diagnostic implications comes from the observation that all VHL-related PCC, but not matching adrenal medulla from the same patients, displayed strong membranous CaIX staining, a peculiar pattern that was not replicated in other cases, where a granular cytoplasmic staining was seen.

There is a peculiar pattern that I have noticed among elites in the United States outside Silicon Valley, which is the almost boastful ignorance of technology.

(By the way, for the last month there's been a peculiar pattern: each week, headlines declare that new claims fell from the previous week; a week later, the past week's number is revised upward, and the apparent decline disappears).

Patients admitted in a coronary care unit (CCU) may exhibit a peculiar sleep pattern that is not fully understood.

We hypothesized that such a peculiar pattern could be due to a cryptic inv(21)(q21q22) associated with a microdeletion at one of the breakpoints.

Here, we take advantage of a peculiar pattern of CPs exhibited by multisensory neurons that represent translational self-motion (i.e., heading).

The leaves of most Gleicheniaceae are atypical for ferns in that they have a peculiar pattern of development.

In conclusion, after performing extensive sequencing of SLC2A4, we determined that it has a peculiar pattern of genetic variation, with the first part of the gene showing common and rare variants in a fashion compatible with neutral evolution.

12 Romanelli et al 29 reviewed the CDKN1C-related phenotypic features in BWS patients, and suggested that these patients show a peculiar pattern of clinical malformations in comparison with those with other molecular defects, and therefore the peculiar clinical presentation of the patients can be useful to address the molecular analysis.

We used biologically-constrained simulations to explore this issue, taking advantage of a peculiar pattern of CPs exhibited by multisensory neurons in area MSTd that represent self-motion.

We confirm that α3β2γ2 receptors are characterized by a peculiar pattern of interaction with agonist characterized by extremely slow binding and slow unbinding (Gingrich et al., 1995).