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The results of this study are consistent with the growing body of evidence for the role of vitamin D deficiency in development of coronary atherosclerosis.

Together these observations suggest that the positioning of the maxillary alveolus and deficiency in development of the palatine plate contribute to the differences in the effects of the two FGFR2 mutations.

In conclusion, this study has strengthened the evidence for the role of vitamin D deficiency in the development of coronary atherosclerosis, especially during the early events leading to development of coronary calcification.

EGFR deletion in transgenic animals results in death in the neonatal period because of deficiency in the development of several epithelial organs.

Progress in the understanding of autophagy has emphasised the importance of autophagy in cellular homeostasis, adaptation to starvation, prevention of neurodegeneration in animal models, and the significance of its deficiency in the development of neurodegenerative disorders.

Despite the growing evidence suggesting a role for vitamin D deficiency in the development of IBD, the exact role of vitamin D in IBD is still unclear and merits further investigation.

As most of the administered 5-FU dose (80 90%) is degraded via dihydropyrimidine dehydrogenase (DPD, encoded by the DPYD gene), several studies have highlighted the role of DPD deficiency in the development of severe 5-FU related toxicity.

Thus the results of the present study implicate Abca1 deficiency in the development of behavioural deficits which are an important aspect of AD pathogenesis.

We examined the effect of T cell-specific Cxcr4 deficiency in the development of CIA.

Although the exact oncogenetic mechanisms in this schwannomatosis family remain to be elucidated, our data strongly indicate a probable role of COQ6 mutation and CoQ10 deficiency in the development of familial schwannomatosis.

They are further evidence of the importance of dietary nutritional deficiencies in the development of malnutrition in young children, particularly in large, food insecure, rural poor populations subsisting on a diet of limited diversity, low consumption of animal source foods, and poor access to affordable, high quality nutrient-dense foods for their children.