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This proposal is supported by the distinct patterns of 8HQ substitution determined to be important for JmjC-domain demethylase activity here (Figure 3) and the recent study of Smirnova et al. where a branched substituent at the 7-position was found to be important for 8HQ activity against the related PHDs.
The middle panel shows the cell cycle of wild type retinal stem cells and the putative role of the YAP/PKNOX1 complex in the control of S-phase temporal progression (represented by the distinct patterns of DNA replication foci).
The major mechanisms controlling sex differences in liver gene expression have been well-characterized [ 52] and are dictated by the distinct patterns of continuous vs. pulsatile plasma growth hormone (GH) secretion in females and males, respectively [ 53].
For example, the stronger association hypothesised between aggressive behaviors and depressive symptoms in females than in males could be partly explained by the distinct patterns of substance use and abuse between genders observed in adolescents [ 25– 27].
This hypothesis is supported by the distinct pattern of expression and localization of estrogen receptors, EGFR, and downstream signaling of cell proliferation and survival.
These results were supported by the distinct pattern of haplotype frequencies at NBH as compared with SC or FP and by the identification of three AHR2 ns-SNPs for which NBH and SC differ substantially.
We validate this approach by investigating the basis for the distinct patterns of oncogenic pathway activity and microenvironmental conditions of two HER2 related tumor subgroups and found significant similarities with many features distinguishing between the basal and luminal intrinsic subtypes of breast cancers.
The distinct patterns of fodrin proteolysis by Pet and EspC result in distinct cellular effects.
In addition, closely-related species could be discriminated by the distinct hybridization patterns.
In all samples, PrPSc was enriched in the pellet, as showed by the segregation of PrPres in the insoluble fraction and by the distinct banding patterns shown by soluble and insoluble PrP (Fig. S3).
The possible unobserved risk factors are shown by the distinct spatial patterns exhibited by the spatial covariates; suggesting the need for further epidemiological research.
