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These events probably create a long branch in Poplar, or Glycine, but are not always visible (e.g. in Arabidopsis) due to differentiated losses which blurred the synteny signal.
The results from the microsatellite analyses provide support for several of the findings based on the chloroplast sequence data [16], most notably some evidence for genetic differentiation by islands as determined by the nested AMOVA results, likely due to the differentiated genetic groups in the Austral Islands (blue), Marquesas Islands (dark blue), Maui (yellow), and Hawai'i (purple) (Figure 1A).
At one week, TG expression was due to residual differentiated thyroid follicular cells (Figure 2F).
For one of the 15 systems, both a clinician and a clerk were interviewed, due to the differentiated tasks supported by this particular system.
We have been able to demonstrate the advantages of a 3D cell-culture model of the canine endometrium over monolayer cultures, for experimental approaches due to the differentiated and polarized cell conditions.
Also, the only function of Thy-1 differentiation protein and other Ig-related molecules is to mediate recognition, with the consequences of recognition being due to the differentiated state of the cells.
To confirm that adaptive differences between the two reference sets are due to global differentiated patterns between them rather than to outlier genes, we grouped CDS in three different subsets according to the percentile that the CDS of each gene occupies in the distribution of d N/d S values of each pathway and compared genes within categories.
4 This perfect competition assumption among HMOs makes sense since HMOs are identical from an ex ante perspective, even though from an ex post perspective HMOs are differentiated due to the providers' differentiation.
The modeled results showed clear spatial patterns of nitrate leaching rates across the region due to the spatially differentiated fertilizer application rates as well as the soil water regimes.
Some of these early studies suggested that expression might be due to contamination from differentiated cells or possibly translational regulation.
