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This could be explained by tissue specific differences in CFTR expression, alternative chloride channel expression, or extrinsic factors.

Therefore, we investigated whether the differences in MLST identifiable strain distributions between MSM and heterosexuals can be explained by tissue tropism.

In theory, unidirectional block at the LA PV may be explained by tissue characteristics favouring impulse transmission in a particular direction.

This independence of DNA-methylation and histone marking appeared to conflict with previous studies but could be explained by tissue and cancer-specific mechanisms.

Furthermore, variations in gene expression between groups of samples are not associated with clinical characteristics but can be explained by tissue- and patient-specific variability.

The occurrence of these distinct transmission networks between MSM and heterosexuals might therefore also be explained by tissue tropism, causing different C. trachomatis sequence types to be preferentially associated with either the urogenital or anorectal tract.

We considered these contradictory observations could be explained by tissue-specific differences or to the different SRC kinases being examined.

In light of results in [ 30], this may be because the endogenous pathway has not been sufficiently activated at 2.5 min in liver, or it may be explained by tissue-specific differences.

Furthermore, BMPs have been implicated in many diverse responses and their activity is affected by their concentration, other growth factors/cytokines, and mechanical stimuli (for some examples, see Cunningham 1992, Zeisberg et al. 2003, Csiszar et al. 2008, Meynard et al. 2009), so our findings might also be explained by connective tissue growth and by BMP-driven formation of interface tissues.

Further, the COX I (Cytochrome oxidase subunit one) expression profile differs from that of the remaining genes, which could be explained by a tissue specific cleavage event or degradation pattern, and is especially pronounced in developmental tissues.

This wide range may be explained by different tissue sectioning and analysis techniques; however, few studies describe their histologic methodology.