It is possible that isoform differences discovered here may partly reflect specificity of the antibodies used, although two different IFI16 antibodies were tested for completeness, and both gave similar results.
And as usual with such research, it's assumed that differences discovered with a brain scan are innate.
The sizable differences discovered there are then related to the existing, and highly simplified, models of labor market differences.
Here we will focus on some cultural differences found close to (our) home, differences discovered by Nisbett and his colleagues while investigating regional patterns of violence in the American North and South.
Previously listed as a subspecies of the Cuban iguana (Cyclura nubila), it was reclassified as a separate species in 2004 because of genetic differences discovered four years earlier.
The differences discovered between human and murine TAP binding specificity were shown to correlate with differences in the ability to predict epitope recognition in murine hosts.
Specific differences discovered in a comparative microarray and glucosinolate profiling analysis enables the functional attribution of Brassica rapa ssp.
The differences discovered in fossil records, the variety of vegetation, and the genetic and morphological traits of M. f. fascicularis have led to the assumption that the differences have arisen because they belong to distinct biogeographical regions.
The CottonSNP63K provides an efficient way to characterize these inconsistencies because it has negligible inconsistencies with reproducibility; thus, the similarity differences discovered between seed sources are due to variation of the sources, not a problem with genotyping on the array.
Numerous other findings concerning the influence of various genes, and differences discovered between the structures of the training and the test sets are also presented in the Results section.
The differences discovered by this approach are considered to describe the effect of the transformation process on cytokines responsiveness (Fig. 4G and 4H) as well as proliferation (Fig. 7).
