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The cellular and functional impairment of the hippocampus following BM and its modulation by dex does not exclusively result from regulation of genes associated with the category "apoptosis".
Several studies have shown that sensory input does not exclusively result from actually performed movements.
The issue is further complicated by the fact that CAA usually accompanies AD, but does not exclusively result from AD.
Those conditions associated with femoral vein injection do not exclusively result from this practice, and the proportion of these admissions not associated with injection drug use is unknown.
For molecules with a carboxyl group (starting from simple organic acids[ 36] like, for example, formic acid (HCOOH) up to amino acids) it was concluded that the low-energy structures exclusively result from hydrogen loss from the carboxyl group.
The electrophoretic analysis of total RNA extracts clearly indicates a much higher heat tolerance of 23S rRNA molecule for the applied heat regime than 16S rRNA molecule, as one can assume that constant level of 23S rRNA cannot exclusively result from higher 23S rRNA synthesis rates.
Thus, for temperatures from 40 to 57°C the increase in lag time exclusively results from cellular recovery processes, while the increase in lag time at 58°C and higher results from both cellular recovery processes as well as the loss of viable cells in the culture.
However, at the same time we disagree with the reviewers that CIN exclusively results from lagging chromosomes, as non-disjoint chromosomes which can be frequent in cancer cells with replication defects, are clearly also able to lead to gain or loss of chromosomes (as visualized with our own experiments in Figure 4) or see (Aguilera & García-Muse 2013).
The authors propose that transcripts bound exclusively by FUS variants result from the cytoplasmic mislocalization of FUS variants and not because the ALS-linked mutations themselves physically alter the binding between FUS and RNA, supporting a gain of toxic function for mutant FUS with respect to RNA binding and processing (Hoell et al., 2011).
