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But Steve St. Angelo, manager of Toyota's complex in Georgetown, Ky., where the Camry is built, said the transmission complaints could be linked to defects Toyota discovered in a few early models of the latest Camry.
Gender-specific DMRs associated with ciliogenesis that may be linked to defects in cilia development were also identified in AA DMRs.
The underlying basis of tumourigenesis is thought to be linked to defects in DNA double-strand break repair by homologous recombination (HR), as indicated by the spontaneous chromosomal instability phenotype of BRCA2-defective cell lines.
Due to the increasing number of neurological syndromes that can be linked to defects in neuronal migration (Francis et al. 2006; Kerjan and Gleeson 2007; Valiente and Marin 2010), there is great interest in determining the consequences of ectopic neuronal positioning.
We excluded that bone alterations could be linked to defect in cell differentiation since osteoblast and osteoclast numbers and surfaces were normal in vivo, and their differentiation ex vivo was also normal.
The golfer plans to start a family with his fiancee, Erica Stoll, and Zika has been linked to defects among newborns.
Because hereditary ALS has been linked to defects in a particular gene, it's a prime candidate for RNAi studies.
Some major neurodegenerative diseases, including Parkinson's disease (PD), Huntington's disease, and Alzheimer's disease, are linked to defects in mitochondria and autophagy.
Loss-of-function paternal effects are uncommon and until now have only been linked to defects in fertilization in Drosophila [18], [19], C.elegans [20] and Arabidopsis [3].
Mutations in trilobite and knypek have been linked to defects in convergence and extension movements during gastrulation while col8a1 mutants show disruption of the fibrillar layer in the notochord sheath and protein aggregation in notochord cells.
