This result indicated significant differences in the susceptibility of the two different cell types to the tested Rhododendron leaf extracts.
To determine whether the CAG repeat length of the androgen receptor (AR) gene contributes to individual differences in the susceptibility to the development of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).
In this in vitro study, differences in the susceptibility patterns and the potencies of fourth generation FQs (gatifloxacin-GAT and moxifloxacin-MOX) were compared with third generation (levofloxacin-LEV) and second generation FQs (ciprofloxacin-CIP and ofloxacin-OFX).
The current study provides key evidence that attentional disengagements are a common hindrance to undergraduate students and there are important individual differences in the susceptibility to everyday mind-wandering and external distraction.
These results suggest that there are important individual differences in the susceptibility to mind-wandering and external distraction (which are somewhat dependent on the presence or absence of distraction in the environment) and that these individual differences are related to individual differences in other cognitive abilities.
There are reported differences in the susceptibility of Zebu and Holstein cattle breeds to bTB [4].
Profound differences in the susceptibility to inhibition of steroid conversion among all 17β-HSDs analyzed were observed.
Apart from the different levels of the expression, the specific conformation of the Fya and Fyb antigens may also determine differences in the susceptibility to infection.
In addition, the differences in the susceptibility of the macaques to SIV, estimated by the magnitude of peak VL during primary infection and set point VL, could be another factor that influenced the results of the studies.
It should be noted here that thermally driven bleaching events are marked by mortality scars within M. faveolata cores obtained from the same general region [19], which highlights potentially fundamental differences in the susceptibility of S. siderea and M. faveolata to thermal stress.
A combination of biochemical and biological studies, involving enzymatic modification of the RBC surface and the use of RBC variants, has clearly shown differences in the susceptibility of various RBCs to malarial invasion, and has pointed to some essential receptor-ligand interactions.
