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In E2-treated PRL-HeLa cells expressing GFP-ER, a temporal analysis of RNA FISH showed a dramatically different pattern of reporter mRNA accumulation at the array (Figure 4C).
In contrast to other retinal cells, rod photoreceptor nuclei of nocturnal mammals possess a dramatically different pattern of chromatin distribution [ 30].
Remarkably, dramatically different patterns of inflammatory mediator expression occurred with different acids, despite normalization to the same pHo.
A comparison of homeobox gene diversity in each of the three chordate subphyla - vertebrates, cephalochordates and tunicates - revealed dramatically different patterns of gene loss in each lineage.
Trees resulting from analysis of morphological data produced a dramatically different pattern, suggesting that most morphological characters are likely to be correlated with microhabitat specialization.
In the most extreme cases, 17/47 (36%, containing on average 2.2 expression domains in zebrafish and 1.9 in mouse per CNE) of these sequences showed dramatically different patterns (divergence of expression for 75% or more anatomical domains).
In this case, stochastic variations in initial conditions can result in dramatically different patterns, giving rise to a phenomenon equivalent to 'survival of the first'.
In the control experiment of MEFs transfected with pFind1 only, pFind1 insertions showed dramatically different patterns (Fig. S3B), suggesting that the different pFind1 insertions in our screening experiment resulted from pFind1 enhanced reprogramming.
However, this thermodynamically controlled distribution was dramatically altered upon connecting the dynamic system to the kinetic enzymatic esterification process, resulting in a different pattern of acetylated products.
Once the duplication occurred in the common ancestor of vertebrates, both UPK1a and UPK1b diverged dramatically as is evident by the different patterns of dN/dS ratios for these two paralog groups.
