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The process described here differs from in vivo assembly of SV40 primarily by the absence of VP2 and VP3 and the use of naked plasmid DNA rather than a minichromosome.
It differs from in vivo settings, especially when drug effectiveness and toxicity is considered.
Recent in vivo measurements suggest that the kinetics of transcription differs from in vitro conditions.
Nevertheless, the artificial mouth model system creates its own stable environment that differs from in vivo situations.
Another study showed the prevalence of obesity in Japanese children has clearly increased and it differs from in the United States, Brazil, and China [ 12].
Differentiating keratinocytes in this model exhibit strong expression of the marker involucrin as early as in the first suprabasal cell layer [ 1], a situation that differs from in vivo differentiation where involucrin is mainly induced in upper spinous and granular layers.
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