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Due to pathological changes in the ceruminous glands, the total amount of lipids (% by weight) of canine cerumen of OE ears has been described to differ significantly from healthy ears [ 7].
Fab N-glycans have been described to differ from the oligosaccharides of the Fc region in that they are generally more highly galactosylated and are more extensively decorated with sialic acids.
The modifications of rFVIIa produced in Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) and baby hamster kidney (BHK) cells have been described to differ from those of pdFVII or FVIIa, especially in N-glycosylation.
The intestinal microbiota of Tlr5-deficient mice and Myd88-deficient mice was described to differ from that of wild-type mice [ 79, 80].
The MCF-7 subclones BB and Bus were described to differ from MCF-7 parental cells with respect to dsb induction and repair, p53 status, cell cycle and apoptosis (Nunez et al, 1995; Siles et al, 1995).
Two main categories of putative hepatic progenitors have been described which differ morphologically and phenotypically: oval cells (according to the oval shape of their nucleus) and SHPCs (for Small Hepatocyte-like Progenitor Cells) [1].
In higher vertebrates, 13 different AQPs have been described, which differ in tissue expression, regulation and selectivity [ 1, 3].
Among iTregs, different subsets have been described and differ in the way they can suppress the immune response.
Ten hepatitis B virus genotypes have been described that differ by geographic distribution, disease progression, and response to treatment.
Various systems for this purpose have been described that differ in supplementation of the medium, incubation time, proportion of tissue to medium, and other factors that may affect the outcome [ 13- 17].
In mammals, four GPAT isoforms (GPAT1 GPAT4) have been described which differ in their subcellular locations, tissue expression pattern, substrate preference, transcriptional regulation and sensitivity to sulfhydryl group reagents such as N-ethylmaleimide [ 6].
