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The GCK variant rs1799884 is associated with higher FPG in Caucasian and Chinese cohorts [23], [24], [25], and rare GCK mutations confer a form of maturity-onset diabetes of the young (MODY 2) characterized by hyperglycemia [26].

Additionally, plasmid-mediated quinolone resistance (PMQR) confer a form of reduced susceptibility which is thought to promote the accumulation of the target site mutations [ 7].

Simultaneously, the creation of conditions for patient inclusion in the health care contract conferred a form of moral guardianship on providers: contractual caretakers who ultimately determine which patients to include in what ways.

Furthermore, this bistable mechanism may confer a novel form of "photic memory" since information of prior light conditions is retained and shapes subsequent responses to light.

Unknown to him, this conferred a lesser form of British nationality known as a "British subject without citizenship", which meant that despite holding a British passport and having worked in the UK for most of his life, British nationality was automatically cancelled when he took Australian citizenship in 1983.

The study revealed that Arabidopsis PSS1 is a novel nonhost resistance gene that confers a new form of nonhost resistance against both a hemibiotrophic oomycete pathogen, P. sojae and a necrotrophic fungal pathogen, F. virguliforme that cause diseases in soybean.

A number of genes have been identified during the past 10 years which, when inherited in a mutant form, confer a high lifetime risk for breast cancer and for a spectrum of other cancers.

In individuals who are DR3-DQ2 anDR4-DQ8Q8 hetransdimers transDQ8.5s DQ8.5 can form and confer a high susceptibility to T1D.

He said the immigrants who qualify would be offered a temporary relief from deportation that does not "confer any form of legal status".

Two allelic forms of the gene confer a white flowered phenotype.

At neutral pH, apo-AS SOD1, which lacks free cysteines, is incapable of forming amyloid, but the presence of ALS mutations confers a tendency to form amyloid even when free cysteines are absent (Figure 6A).