In our model, we assume that females prefer to mate with males whose nuptial coloration they can see better, and that differences in mating preferences among females depend on differences in their perception of colors.
These observations suggested that the response of miRNAs to environmental change might differ with the plant species and that the level of difference would depend on the difference in their metabolism.
Using differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and X-ray analysis it is shown that binary systems of perfluorinated alkanes form solid solutions or exhibit eutectic phase behaviour, depending on their difference in chain length.
Therefore, the differential cell adhesion activity of AGM between fibroblasts and endothelial cells seems to depend on the difference in their integrin αv β3 levels.
It remains to be determined whether the differences in pathological properties between the BXO1 and BXO8 strains depend on the differences in their LPS gene clusters.
The use of organic acids varies between different countries depending on differences in legislation or other factors.
In the southeast of Sweden, two neighbouring large cities are known to have different social support patterns depending on their differences in social structure.
The Apospory initiator (Ait) gene in P. pratensis [ 35] is a dominant gene needed for apospory and leading, together with four other genes, and depending on their differences in expressivity and interactions, to apomictic reproduction.
Therefore, we hypothesize that A. euteiches and P. pisi manipulate the PTI or ETI defence signalling in pea in common and distinct ways depending on differences in their effector repertories, which subsequently leads to activation of common or distinct pea defence responses.
Probably, the apparent discrepancy between the cited psychophysical and electrophysiological studies depends on differences in their analytical focus.
The PKC family consists of several subfamilies; depending on differences in their structure and substrate requirements 1) classical (α,βI,βII and γ), all of which are activated by calcium and diacylglycerol (DAG); 2) novel (δ, ε, η and θ), all of which require DAG but are calcium-insensitive; 3) atypical (ζ and λ/ι), which are not responsive to either DAG or calcium [9], [12], [13].
