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Collectively, these two points may explain the deficiency of SNPs significantly associated with ear rot resistance in the Galicia analysis.

6, 12 We identified three novel deletions that we concluded were causative because they include several genes that could explain the deficiency of the RC enzymes.

We finally aimed at testing by fluorescence microscopy whether proteins within the mitochondria are affected by the polyglutamine intoxication, which could also explain the deficiency in aconitase and the up-regulation of iron-regulated genes.

Although the latter mechanism would be important for creating the high GC regions in genomes, it cannot explain the deficiency of CpG degeneration in genic regions, because under the substitution bias hypothesis we should observe many gain of CG as well as loss of CpG in genic regions.

A recent review suggests that antibodies directed against both nonstructural and structural proteins including NSP2, GP2, GP4, and GP5 may possess PRRSV neutralizing activity [ 5], and the variability within GP5 may explain the deficiency in cross-protection of current vaccines against heterologous strains of PRRSV.

Analyzing them from the perspectives of the individual aspects will explain the deficiencies and indicate possible solutions.

Personnel-related factors (which partly explain the deficiencies) can be minimized using checklists and reminders and decision support, which have both been shown to result in lower rates of surgical site infection (Webb et al. 2006, Haynes et al. 2009).

In human brains, loss of nigral dopaminergic neurons with LB is the hallmark for PD [ 73] and explains the deficiency of dopamine in nigrostriatal system.

Such EPA and DHA deficiency can notably explain the growth deficiency observed in fish fed VD, as well as effects observed on immune function (discussed below).

To determine the role of CiaD in C. jejuni invasion of host cells, we first evaluated the Rho GTPases Rac1 and Cdc42 as a loss in the activation of either protein could explain the invasion deficiency of the ciaD mutant.

This conclusion would explain the protein deficiency in individuals with the GlySer mutation and suggests that those individuals with SerPro or ΔSer mutations are also likely to be deficient in CL-K1.