The execution/degradation phase, which is essentially a post-mortem process, is common to distinct types of apoptosis, meaning that the morphological and biochemical alterations that accompany late-stage apoptosis are independent of the initiating stimulus.
An integrated database of genetic modifiers of NDs would assist computational and experimental scientists alike in improving their approaches to discover what is common to and distinct for different proteinopathies.
This pattern of gene organization was common to four geographically distinct M. oculata individuals as well as the congeneric species M. minutiseptum, but was not shared by other genera that are closely related on the basis of cox1 sequence analysis nor other oculinids, suggesting that it might be unique to Madrepora.
Endothelial glycocalyx is common to these anatomically distinct microvascular beds, and contributes to the magnitude of both LP and σ.
When the process is applied at national or regional scales, essential biological variables emerge as the set of consistent indicators that are common to similar but spatially distinct systems.
In addition, we identified 40 genes whose responses were common to OLT and TBD, yet distinct from D3T.
This comparison revealed that four distinct clusters were common to both methods (Fig. 5B,C), encompassing 15 out of the 22 cell lines (7 lines cluster differently when the two methods are compared).
JacS calculates the similarity of an image pair as the fraction of distinct visual words, which are common to an image pair.
Therefore, a distinct promoter methylation profile is common to all HCC tumors, with global non-promoter hypomethylation and increased promoter methylation.
This review had a broad remit, namely, to synthesise the available evidence concerning the variety of developmental risk factors and antecedents of SSD and AP examined to date that may be common or distinct to each disorder group, so as to determine those with the most robust support, and to highlight remaining evidence gaps requiring further research.
