Post kala azar dermal leishmaniasis, or PKDL, is a form of dermal leishmaniasis that may appear months to years after effective treatment of VL and exhibits distinct features based on geography (Indian and Sudanese PKDL).
The encoded BCMP1 protein shares significant ressemblances with both PMP22/EMPs [ 7] and the claudins [ 8], but exhibits distinct features, notably a predicted intracellular amino-terminal extension, which distinguishes it from the other known members of the family.
It was found that in the finger array, each finger exhibits distinct feature; inner fingers show negligible deformation while sided finger are strongly deflected by the transverse electrostatic force.
The (111) and (100) crystal surfaces exhibit distinct features (proportion of SiH, SiH2 and SiH3 groups).
Absorption events related to isolated substorm and storm-time substorms exhibit distinct features in terms of their intensity and extent in latitude and longitude.
Using normed PCA, we observed significant biological and geographical controls of the trace element composition in freshwater shells, with five main species exhibiting distinct features of TE concentration corresponding to four major geographical locations.
The demineralized dentin collagen treated with GE exhibited distinct features.
Previous comparative studies revealed that the MHC of the opossum and the tammar wallaby exhibit distinct features in gene content and organisation [ 21, 35].
Patients suffering from one of these three groups exhibit distinct features in terms of androgen levels, age, and body mass index.
The Akt kinase family is composed of three members: Akt1, Akt2 and Akt3, which are consisted of a conserved N-terminal pleckstrin homology domain, a central catalytic domain and a C-terminal regulatory hydrophobic motif, and share similar mechanisms of activation but exhibit distinct features.
JPA exhibit distinct features, readily distinguishable from their other LGA counterparts, including clinical course and molecular characteristics, and have better prognosis in affected children (Gajjar et al, 1997; Ishii et al, 1998; Cheng et al, 2000; Tada et al, 2003; Broniscer et al, 2007; Fisher et al, 2008).
