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Diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) generally encompasses polyneuropathies and some rare varieties which can be further subdivided based on differences in onset, duration, clinical manifestations, and pathophysiology [ 16, 46].
57 An additional nonclustered group, termed δ-PCDHs, can be further subdivided, based on the number of ECs and features of their cytodomains, into δ1- (the group containing PCDH11X/Y) and δ2-PCDHs.
An additional non-clustered group, termed δ-PCDHs, can be further subdivided, based on the number of cadherin repeats (ECs) and features of the cytoplasmic domain, into δ1- (the group containing PCDH11X/Y) and δ2-PCDHs (Redies et al. 2005; Vanhalst et al. 2005).
Given the growing understanding that SCLC tumors can be further subdivided based on the status of lineage-defining transcription factors10, ASLC1 and NEUROD1, we specifically investigated NB-598 response as the function of ASCL1 and NEUROD1 expression levels.
Human ESA+CD44+ cells from xenogeneic colorectal tumors can be further subdivided based on CD166 expression, resulting in enrichment for tumorigenic (TG) cells among the CD166+ population.
They can be further subdivided based on the presence/absence of long terminal repeats (LTRs).
These regions were further subdivided based on geography (SW/WC Bantu, Figure 2) or, in the case of W/WC, based on geography (Figure S2 in File S3), language (Figure S3 in File S3), and ethnicity (Figure S4 and Figure S5 in File S3).
Genic and non-genic clusters were further subdivided based on CDS-Exons and Genes-Genes1kb.
These general GE-procedures were further subdivided based on scheduled duration times of 15 and 30 min.
Group 1 was further subdivided based on whether the vascular autoregulation was intact (ABP-ICP negative correlation) or was impaired (ABP-ICP positive correlation).
High voltage-activated channels are further subdivided, based on pharmacology and biophysical characteristics, into L-, N-, R-, P-, and Q-types.
