Moreover, even within a given raphe nucleus individual cell subpopulations exist, characterized by different developmental background and topographically organized efferent projections.
In rat, at least two sub-populations of MCH neurons exist, characterized by their birthdates, chemical phenotypes (cocaine- and amphetamine- regulated transcript, CART and neurokinin-3, NK3 co-expression) and projection patterns [10],[10]–[10].
The biochemical differences that existed between knees with and without effusion provide preliminary data based on a relatively small sample size to support that OA subsets may exist, characterized by distinct biochemical characteristics and clinical findings (e.g., effusion).
The biochemical differences that existed between knees with and without effusion provide support that OA subsets may exist, characterized by distinct biochemical characteristics and clinical findings (e.g., effusion).
Meta-analyses of neuropsychological functioning in euthymic bipolar patients suggest that generalized, rather than specific, cognitive impairments may exist, characterized by substantial heterogeneity that is not fully explained by demographic, illness and medication variables [ 1- 4].
In addition, we investigate the conditions under which a mental state model exists, characterizing a class of "goal-seeking" agents that can be modeled in this manner; and we suggest two criteria for choosing between consistent models, showing conditions under which they lead to a unique choice of model.
Although numerous publications exist characterizing their morphologies, growth requirements, and isolation from humans and animals with chronic infections [4], [9] [11], the role of L-forms in disease has been difficult to ascertain.
They concluded that a common transcriptional program exists characterizing neoplastic transformation [ 12].
Inherent variability in measurements at such low levels of analytical detection also exists, which must be characterized and understood properly in order to rely on them for regulatory compliance.
The article proposes that electroencephalographic (EEG) analogs of these alcohol-related network differences exist and should be characterized.
