Asymmetries in the distribution of image motion could be a cause of distinct eye movement patterns that could trigger reversals more frequently at set points in the rotation.
If so, then the distinct local viscosity in the nucleus seems to be the cause of distinct diffusing populations.
The second possible root cause of distinct, well-fitting parameter sets is the actual natural co-existence of different regulatory signals between components (inhibition versus activation) or different regulatory networks (some with and some without particular regulatory signals).
Our study reports the first mutations in the VARS2 and TARS2 genes, which encode two mitochondrial aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases, as causes of clinically distinct, early-onset mitochondrial encephalopathies.
The issue of network rewiring is also touched upon in the revision, with two papers of Eric Davidson cited, and in this context, the possibility of causes of BBBs distinct from genetic exchange is acknowledged.
Range contraction by these species, characterized by substantial phylogeographic structure, will cause loss of distinct population segments and reduction in effective population sizes.
The binding of IL-1β and IL-18 to their receptors causes the recruitment of distinct yet highly homologous accessory proteins, which facilitate high-affinity binding between the ligand-receptor complex.
Therefore, the large slip near the trench is considered to be the principal cause of this distinct observed GPS displacement.
Therefore, we must conclude that the highest good is impossible, unless we postulate "the existence of a cause of nature, distinct from nature, which contains the ground of this connection, namely the exact correspondence of happiness with morality" (5:125).
We show here that reduced expression of CNP is the primary cause of a distinct behavioural phenotype, seen only upon aging as an additional 'pro-inflammatory hit'.
Another cause of genetically distinct cell populations, although much rarer, is chimerism, owing to the fusion of cell lineages from different zygotes (3).
