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Gamma-RV vectors that contained full viral long-terminal repeats were most prone to causing double negative 2 (DN2) arrest and led to repeated cases of Lmo2 pathway activation, while lentiviral vectors containing these same elements were significantly less prone to activate proto-oncogenes or cause DN2 arrest.
These results demonstrate that Aβ42Arc is consistently more, and Aβ42art is significantly less, prone to aggregate in vivo.
Patients with MSI-H cancers were significantly less prone to a high tumour-budding index (P=0.022), whereas no association was observed with KRAS or BRAF mutation.
When the patient was incompetent, physicians (34.8%) were significantly less prone than nurses (23.0%) and families (14.7%) to propose decisions regarding withdrawal of the ventilator support (P < 0.001).
In summary, tuberculous lymphadenitis patients infected with strains of Uganda genotype were significantly less prone to have abdominal lymphadenopathy and may be less susceptible to developing severe or disseminated TB.
Aβ40, the most abundant, 40-amino acid form, is significantly less prone to aggregation than Aβ42, the 42-amino acid form extended at the C-terminus by two hydrophobic residues, isoleucine and alanine.
Tuberculous lymphadenitis patients infected with M. tuberculosis Uganda genotype were significantly less prone to have abdominal lymphadenopathy indicating potential reduced ability to disseminate and supporting the concept that differences in M. tuberculosis genotype may have clinical implications.
The finding that the bivalent promoter state cs9 is the most dynamic during adipogenesis is surprising because promoter states tend to be conserved between cell types [ 21]. cs9 dynamics seems to be linked to the Polycomb-associated H3K27me3 mark, as promoter states with no H3K27 methylation are significantly less prone to change.
Likewise, males with wider carapaces were significantly less prone to bridge (Male CW: t11 = -2.350, p = 0.019), and a negative relationship was also found for body mass, although this last relationship was only marginally significant (Male mass: t11 = -1.668, p = 0.061; Figure 5c, d; see also tables A4, A5 in Additional file 1, and Figure A2 in Additional file 2).
