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In addition, both pIP1202 and pSN254 carry a mercury resistance operon, a hallmark of the transposon Tn21-family [10].
The neutrino carries a muon-type hallmark, while the antineutrino, like the antineutrino emitted when a neutron decays, is always an electron-antineutrino.
Most importantly, the Arabidopsis SET domain sequences do not carry the hallmark amino acid substitutions.
The sequence differences carry the hallmark of accelerated evolution as determined by elevated dN/dS ratios (Stukenbrock and Mcdonald 2007).
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This mutant carries a recessive mutation in the nebulin gene, and has impaired motor function, decreased survival, impaired force generation and the histopathological hallmarks of human NM.
Overall, these observations suggest that the spontaneous autoantibody production against the brain during malaria carries the hallmark of a typical immune response induced by parasite infection.
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Importantly, when the expanded adult progenitor cells receive the appropriate differentiation signals, as for instance the signals present in a developing embryonic pancreas, they are able to integrate into both exocrine and endocrine structures that express functional markers, demonstrating that they carry the hallmarks of bi-potent progenitors.
