Amyloidosis is a systemic disorder, characterized by an aberrant deposition, in single or multiple organs, of insoluble chains of polypeptides derived from a portion of light chain of immunoglobulins [1].
Taxes derived from a portion of sales are collected by the city and returned to the merchant group.
In the Wasatch Plateau, the base for I-70 was derived from a portion of SR-10.
In addition, for GHSR primary antibodies, an adsorption / neutralization was performed using the GHSR peptide sequence (a propriety sequence derived from a portion of the complete GHSR sequence).
The fit to the Rasch model guarantees some methodological advantages [ 37, 41]: The FPQ person parameters are interval scale measures, person parameters can (as in adaptive testing) also be derived from a portion of the scale items, and the person fit can be analyzed so that inattentive responders or cognitively-challenged patients can be identified.
Light microscopy sections can be usefully studied in the SEM if the signal used to form the image derives from a considerable portion of the thickness of the section.
The latter observation shows that cranial-caudal compartmentalisation is not sufficient for proper development of the sclerotome, which derives from a ventral portion of the somite [reviewed in 3].
The DDX11L gene family members derive from a rearranged portion of the primate DDX11 gene (alias CHLR1, homologous to CHL helicase of Saccaromyces Cerevisiae), propagated among many subtelomeric locations (see table 1) as part of a segmental duplication [ 18].
Small fragments of duct derived from any portion of the gland are capable of regenerating a functional mammary gland when transplanted into a mammary fat pad lacking its endogenous epithelium [ 14, 15].
The 667 bp consensus of LTR12B listed in Repbase has within it 3 tandem copies of an ~125 bp repeat which is ~85% similar to the 125 bp repeat units seen in this array, and thus it seems possible that this 125 bp repeat is derived from a hugely expanded portion of a LTR12B sequence.
We reiterate (as stated in Included studies) that absolute sizes investigated in included food studies tended to be large compared with reference portion sizes, derived from a published report on typical portion sizes in the UK in 2002 (Food Standards Agency 2002).
