The Mild Behavioral Impairment-Checklist (MBI-C) has subsequently been developed, which allows the MBI construct to be specifically assessed by quantifying the distinct symptoms, thus enhancing the clinical utility of this construct in clinical practice and research.
In its current form, 600 spatially distinct clusters of cells can be specifically transfected in a single chamber.
Distinct sets of miRNAs have been shown to be specifically expressed in embryonic stem cells [ 7, 8].
The recent identification of a large number of synaptic-activity-regulated genes raises the possibility that some of these genes are specifically activated in distinct neuronal subsets by distinct neurotransmitter subtypes (Loebrich and Nedivi, 2009).
As Pcp1 was expected to perform multiple roles at the SPB, we wanted to isolate mutant alleles that were specifically defective in distinct aspects of Pcp1 functions, rather than a complete loss-of-function mutant.
Loss of physiological function might have evolved in parallel to MSTN duplication events as, for example, in the case of salmonids where different MSTN isoforms are specifically expressed in distinct tissues [ 9, 11, 45].
With only one exception, represented by emm type 4 with two different PFGE types, each emm type was specifically associated with a distinct PFGE type.
Six primers, including outer primers, inner primers and loop primers, were specifically designed for recognizing eight distinct sequences on four targets: 16SrRNA, femA, mecA and orfX.
It enables the creation of network infrastructures that are specifically tailored to the needs of distinct network applications and supports the instantiation of favorable environments for the development and evaluation of new architectures and protocols.
Here, we're specifically focused on shows that have distinct visual and narrative similarities to "Game of Thrones".
