Based on their CD16 expression levels, monocyte subpopulations have different chemotactic, phagocytic and inflammatory abilities [ 6] and distinct propensities to differentiate into professional antigen presenting cells [ 7].
While trypsin and LysC-digested peptides generate the spectra of similar fragmentation characteristics, AspN-digested peptides generate spectra with distinct fragmentation propensities.
This difference in surface charge may explain the distinct DNA binding propensities of metazoan and S. cerevisiae Orc6 (Lee and Bell, 1997; Balasov et al., 2007; Chen et al., 2007; Liu et al., 2011).
The remarkably similar accounts of multiple women, who said that Cosby gave them pills that rendered them unconscious or semi-conscious and then penetrated them, tended to disclose Cosby's signature method, which showed his intent to penetrate Constand without consent in that instance — as distinct from a mere propensity to commit sexual assault.
The topography and plant functional group abundances on each island were supportive of earlier studies noting the propensity for distinct self-organizing biogeomorphic feedbacks to emerge along barrier coasts.
These data establish the importance of RNF125 depletion in intrinsic BRAFi resistance and adaptive resistance, both of which play key, albeit distinct, roles in the propensity of melanoma to resist therapy (Kugel and Aplin, 2014).
The neighbor sequences of RNA editing sites can be classified into eight groups using distinct singlet and doublet propensities.
We show a distinct trend in the aggregation propensity of proteins of an organism in relation to the GC content.
The 20 commonly occurring amino acids have been shown to have distinct position-dependent, helix-forming propensities near the ends of α-helices.
Core histones clearly differ in their evolutionary propensity to diversify as distinct variants.
