miRcode additionally covers other GENCODE gene classes, including 12 549 pseudogenes and 19 999 coding genes both in typical (3′-UTR) and atypical (5′-UTR and CDS) positions.
HSK can present both in its typical and atypical forms.
We have focussed on defining and characterising pathways (Paine et al, 2000; Palmantier et al, 2001) that are activated by polyunsaturated fatty acids found both in typical Western diets (Rose and Connolly, 1997) and in response to inflammatory signals (Honn et al, 1992).
Regarding the diffusion of the tumour, for which data were more complete, in most cases the metastases were multiple metastases beyond regional lymph nodes, both in typical sites (e.g., liver) and less typical sites (e.g., gastrointestinal tract), as well as some unusual sites (e.g., spinal cord).
Individual differences in AQ have been shown to predict performance in both typical and ASD populations on tasks that are impaired in ASD, including self-focused attention (Lombardo et al. 2007), local versus global processing (Grinter et al. 2009), inferring others' mental state from the eyes (Baron-Cohen, Wheelwright, Hill, et al. 2001), and attentional cueing from gaze (Bayliss and Tipper 2005).
Given the recent upsurge in interest in developmental neuroimaging as well as the role of myelin in both typical and atypical neurodevelopment, the method used here may provide an unbiased approach to interrogate trajectories of anatomical and cognitive development.
A very recent study revealed that NFT correlated with disease duration in both typical and atypical cases of AD, suggesting that distribution of tau pathology in different brain areas determines the specific clinical picture of dementia [ 2].
The categorization is empirically warranted by means of participant orientation in both typical and deviant cases, demonstrating the robustness of the phenomena.
We previously reported frequent inactivation of the gene responsible for multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1 (MEN1) in both typical and atypical carcinoid tumors.
In Section 1 of this review, I outline a priori arguments suggesting the importance of understanding the very early stages of development in both typical and atypical populations.
