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Preliminary studies in pathologically proven cases suggested that distinct patterns of tissue loss could assist in predicting in vivo the pathological subtype.

Each exhibits distinct patterns of tissue distribution and ligand specificity (Kersten et al, 2000).

The enzymes that synthesize or catabolize HA and HA receptors responsible for many of the functions of HA are all multigene families with distinct patterns of tissue expression.

Individual fatty acid binding proteins show specific lipid-binding profiles and distinct patterns of tissue and cell-type specific expression (Veerkamp et al, 1999; Richieri et al, 2000; Duplus and Forest, 2002).

Despite a high sequence similarity, the mouse P-gp1a and P-gp1b isoforms show distinct patterns of tissue distribution which suggest a specific role of the P-gp1b isoform in steroid transport.

In addition, the Takeuchi and colleagues showed that the Drosophila GMC genes exhibit distinct patterns of tissue-specific expression during the critical transition from larval to metamorphic development [ 9] (summarized in Figure 4).

To date, three different isoforms of mammalian HO have been discovered, HO-1, HO-2 and HO-3, and these have distinct patterns of tissue-specific gene expression (Prawan et al, 2005).

Three different PPAR isoforms, α, β and γ have been isolated so far, each with a distinct pattern of tissue expression and ability to interact with diverse classes of compounds.

Each AR exhibits a distinct pattern of tissue distribution, intracellular signaling, and pharmacokinetic characteristics (Table 1).

Each phosphodiesterase isoform has a distinct pattern of tissue distribution and cyclic nucleotide substrate affinity.

Algorithms could pre-scan imaging studies to identify anatomical landmarks (Ghayoor & Vaidya, 2017), recognize distinct patterns of normal tissue and common pathologies (Cicero et al., 2017; Summers, 2016), and may allow the physician to focus his or her attention on more complex findings or cases that the computer is not able to classify.