SSR-couples formed by chance should also show a distinctive pattern: (i) they should not be overrepresented, (ii) they should have a balanced conformation (e.g. 50% plus and 50% minus conformation) and (iii, iv) the motifs of the individual microsatellite forming these SSR-couples need not to be similar in length and sequence (summary in Table 6; abbr.: 'c').
Because of these phenotypic properties, we anticipate that under hypoxic and acidic conditions, MCF-7 cells will evolve phenotypes with constitutive upregulation of glycolysis, and that growth of these populations will exhibit a distinctive pattern predicted by model simulations with focal nodules of glycolytic cells growing in the normoxic region of the spheroid.
Each SOD has a distinctive pattern of inhibition by anions and other small molecules, such as hydrogen peroxide.
They noted that the flecks of tranquillityite scattered the electrons in a distinctive pattern matching that produced by lunar samples of the mineral.
Moreover, the 16 lung cancer patients who had a distinctive pattern of mutations caused by smoking were more likely to respond than the presumed nonsmokers, who had fewer, different mutations, Chan's group reports online today in Science.
The expanded biological annotation demonstrated that based on DNAm, grouping probes by an alternative high-density and intermediate-density CpG island classification provided a distinctive pattern of DNAm.
Aromatic residues Trp, Phe, and His show a distinctive pattern across from N- to C-terminus summarized by H x5)W x34 358–12)W x32 345)FW(x20)F(x7)W(x10)W(x9–12)W(x34–35)W(x32–34)H.
Created by Mendel Jacobs and officially registered with the Scottish Tartans Authority, the tartan boasts a distinctive pattern of blue, white, red and gold.
