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Internal loss of entrainment can be characterized further as rostral or caudal.
The next significant sub network involves many known proteins to be associated with PCa which may also provide new target proteins which need to be characterized further.
Regulatory interactions are often complex and multifaceted; it is important to remember that conclusions based on hormone-regulated proteins need to be characterized further.
The study found that Y. pestis strains can be grouped into 4 specific lineages (1 root and 3 branches), that can be characterized further by lineage-specific SNPs [6].
Although several proteins previously identified by this strategy have been demonstrated to be involved in cell death inhibition in superior eukaryotic systems [14], [15], [16], [17], [18], Omp2b and FecE should be characterized further in a model that is more relevant to the natural infection conditions, such as transfection of constructs carrying these coding sequences in mammalian cells.
The isolate from farm A could not be characterized further because the isolate died during storage.
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Lesions have been characterized further by etiology and by anatomic location: supravalvar, valvar, and subvalvar.
An individual region of homozygous loss was characterized further using CGH results and DNA sequencing (Supplementary Fig. 6c).
Selected coatings have been characterized further using spectroscopic techniques such as Raman and IR.
The nanostructure micelle has been characterized further through AFM, FESEM and HR-TEM analyses.
In Indian PKDL Rathi et al.28 reported a preponderance of T-suppressor over T-helper cells but as the cellular phenotype had not been characterized, further studies are warranted, especially to establish their activation status.
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