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They could derive either from the TB, which contains some virus particles, or from the many virus factories dispersed throughout the cytoplasm (Espinoza et al., 1991; Drucker et al., 2002).

CSCs could derive either from normal neural stem or progenitor cells that have accumulated mutations as a result of intrinsic events, such as sequential genetic or epigenetic mutations, and/or extrinsic events mediated by the microenvironment.

Nevertheless, we are still not clear with regard to the origin of H-ChC, as stem cell-like features could derive either directly from stem cells or through reprogramming from mature differentiated liver cancer cells24,25,26.

On the basis of the dual-process theory, this study postulates that drivers may learn to perform irrational aberrant driving behaviors, and these behaviors could be derived either from a deliberate or an intuitive decision-making approach.

This suggests that sub-tetraploid cell population could be derived either from tetraploid cells by ongoing chromosomal loss, or from the diploid population by unknown mechanisms.

The percentage of open reading frames (ORFs) that contained premature stop codons in the annotated contigs, which could be derived either from pseudogenes or by assembly errors, was only 1%.

35 The incidence for the unexposed female population could not be derived either from QResearch or CPRD because exposure details were not available for the whole cohorts.

Of the remaining sequences, over 1/3rd could not be annotated as deriving either from M. pendula or from creek chub; as a corollary to the foregoing, this number will be reduced as query sets are augmented.

Since rather poor information is available regarding the cross-reactivity of envelope peptides in healthy individuals immunized against the gp160 glycoprotein, we have examined whether the artificially designed cA1 peptide could also be recognized by CTLs derived either from individuals immunized against divergent envelope proteins or from HIV-infected individuals.

Until the end of the 19th century, most drugs were derived either from minerals or from plants.

This type of protection derives either from privilege, or from the right to refuse to give evidence, either case distinguishable from incapacity to testify.