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Further analyses showed that T cell populations in the blood of immature, unsensitized mice were diminished and that this alteration originated from an altered maturation of thymocytes.

We hypothesized that leukoencephalopathy reflects BBB alteration, originating within the Virchow-Robin spaces and potentially propagating to other brain structures [ 7].

However, in the tumors examined in our study we did not find TP53 alterations originated by UVB radiation (Table 3).

Although no relationship was detected by Purdie et al. between the patient's immune status and the number of aberrations observed, eight of nine tumor with 3 or less alterations originated from transplant patients.

Many of the extensive general expression changes were found to relate to system-wide alterations originating from the optimization of the original platform strain (Verhoef et al. 2007; Wierckx et al. 2005; Wierckx et al. 2008).

Some of the earliest known alterations originate near the basement membrane and progress towards the surface [ 9].

BTcP may depend on stimuli responsible for a sudden excess of afferent nerve impulses or on alterations originating in the somatosensory system [ 14].

In any case, we believe that if sensory alterations originating in the laryngeal mucosa are included in the diagnosis of CCHS, this establishes the concept of CC as an altered vagal reflex of multifactorial origin.

However, previous evidence are showing that impairment in sCD26 in colorectal cancer does not seem to be originated by alteration of CD26 on tumour cells [ 11– 13].

These observations indicate the 13C-depleted signals of foraminifera are mainly originated from diagenetic alteration of authigenic carbonate precipitates with extremely negative δ13C values.

Important alterations in the masticatory system originated by dental loss affect the bone, oral mucosa and muscular function.