Indeed, in the present paper, both the proteasome inhibitors and Top I inhibitors could be distinguished as distinct clusters, although no resistant cell lines representative of these drug classes were included in the panel.
Slightly fewer than the expected mean number of telomeric foci were observed, likely due to telomeres that were occasionally near one another within a nucleus, precluding them from being distinguished as distinct foci.
As shown in Fig. 1a c, the presence of SPs was confirmed in the SCC4 cells (10.2 %), the SAS cells (1.3 %), and the HSC4 cells (0.9 %), and was distinguished as a distinct tail from the MP on scatter plot graphs.
The lateral border is distinguished as the border with Brodmann area 35 that lacks a distinct layer IV [ 57].
It's not nearly as distinct as, say, a fingerprint, but the way we walk is distinct enough to further distinguish fakers.
Four clades of gibbons, recently designated as genera and distinguished by distinct diploid chromosome number, are well established: Hylobates, Hoolock, Symphalangus, and Nomascus [56], [57].
Football's separatism is distinguished by distinct groups: offensive line, defensive line; running backs, linebackers; defensive backs, receivers.
Our observations distinguished two distinct serologic patterns.
Amongst those most used are molecular techniques and biochemical analysis [12] [16] but the former do not contribute quantitative data and the latter do not succeed in distinguishing (as is the case with cyanobacteria) distinct morphotypes within the same sample.
Although the DOBV strains from different Apodemus hosts share high amino acid sequence similarity, they can be distinguished in phylogenetic analyses as distinct lineages and seem to possess different virulence in humans as well as in an animal model (40 ).
Thus, it is only recently that North American dracunculid infections of wildlife, classically considered D. medinensis, have been distinguished through molecular biology as distinct species (D. insignis and D. lutrae).
