The interplay between natural (temperature and grazing) and anthropogenic forcing's contributed to delineate the seasonality of APP, thereby promoting high densities in the spring–early autumn.
However, also genes, which are not yet reported as having brain-related functions, such as SPAP1, which is expressed in mature lymphocyte B cells, contributed to delineate the "AD-like" group.
Imaging of opioid receptors in the CNS has contributed to delineate the in vivo neurochemistry of healthy humans.
Indeed, together with the knowledge of pathogen-responsive genes (i.e. plant antifungal genes), a better knowledge of sRNAs involved in plant immunity will contribute to delineate novel strategies to improve disease resistance in plants.
These results offer an explanation for the wild-type binding of the DCC along the Drosophila X chromosome, contribute to delineate the forces leading to the establishment of dosage compensation and suggest new experimental approaches to understand the precise biochemical features of the dosage compensation system.
These data could contribute to better delineate the complex molecular machinery used by the bacteria for the acquisition of both energy and nutrients from host cells, and provide insights into bacterial manipulation of vesicular trafficking.
To delineate factors contributing to these chronic changes we compared immunological, functional and structural consequences after the cessation of long and short term challenges.
Observational research is necessary (i) to characterize changes in Ig concentrations during the septic process and (ii) to delineate mechanisms contributing to any impact on outcome parameters (for example, duration, progression and severity of organ dysfunction, new organ dysfunctions during critical care stay, and fatality).
Further, using a cohort of CHD patients, we demonstrated the ability of the new method to correctly detect gain or loss of genomic material, to determine the candidate genes contributing to the disease, and to delineate the extent of the region involved in the rearrangement.
To delineate the various factors contributing to failure or delay in decannulation after partial cricotracheal resection (PCTR) in children.
