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The BSA in the burst release when the pH is 4.0 does not only originate from the diffusion of proteins entrapped near the surface but also from within the CFCA particles since the calcium phosphate in the apatite coating on the particles surface dissolves when the environment is acidic.
Moreover, the diversity of PR72/B" members does not only originate from the number of isoforms, but extends to their specific tissue distribution, developmental expression and subcellular localisation.
In deeper bulk film areas, the relative concentration of the PdTi2 becomes even higher than Pd (see later), which indicates that the Ti, of which the segregation was detected on the top of the Pd layer, does not only originate from the PdTi2 but also from the bottom TiD y layer forming apparently titanium oxides.
Recently, it has become clear that driver pathways do not only originate in brainstem centers but can also arise from the neocortex.
These artists not only originate from these isles, they sound British too.
Don't only do schoolwork.
Excluding also all essential genes shows that the enrichment in the strong negative effect category remains significant (all p-values in the range [1.11 · 10-20, 1.88 · 10-7], one-sided Fisher's exact test) and thus does not originate only from the large fraction of essential genes (see Additional file 1: Table S1).
In addition, Aβ in plasma and blood does not originate only in the brain since it also is the product of APP metabolism in skeletal muscle, pancreas, kidney, liver, vascular walls, lung, intestine, skin and several glands and APP can be found in almost all peripheral cells [ 18- 20].
Sepsis, however, does not necessarily originate from infection.
Finally, using gene profiling, we have begun to appreciate that breast cancers do not originate only from luminal cells but also from basal and myoepithelial cells, and that there are subtypes of breast cancers that possibly originate from distinct normal precursors that have distinct clinical outcomes and may require different treatment strategies.
