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Furthermore, segregation studies to distinguish pathogenic mutations from polymorphisms are frequently hindered by small family size.
Furthermore, segregation of NHL cell lines into BCL2 High (t(14 18)+ and/or high BCL2 CN) and BCL2 Low groups identifies the former group as being particularly sensitive to venetoclax.
We found that the variance of the P− green cells increases more strongly as a function of the number of offspring than the variance of P+ green cells, indicating an increased mobility of P− green within a colony of wt bacteria.> -wrap-foot> Furthermore, segregation of strains with different pilus densities but similar growth rates was assessed.
Furthermore, the segregation of at least one major nucleolar component is noticeably more variable following Ki-67 depletion, suggesting that association with the chromosomes may contribute to the accurate and efficient segregation of the ribosome synthesis machinery at cell division.
Furthermore, the segregation of basal and luminal marker expression at birth is most evident at the distal ends of the epithelial ducts and appears to occur coincident with their outgrowth from the mammary bud.
Furthermore, the segregation ratios of 19 and 32% suggested that the en masse expansion of the CAG repeats had occurred either at the two-cell or four-cell stage.
Furthermore, size-segregation leads to the redistribution of the particle number of the two particle types in the active and passive regions.
Furthermore, co-segregation between high/no FaFAD1 transcription and γ-decalactone content was observed.
Furthermore, scoring the segregation patterns of individual chromosomes in a high number of ana-telophases showed that their segregation was significantly different from a situation in which all sister chromatids underwent separation, which is a basic prerequisite for segregation into haploid sets.
Furthermore, the network segregation in PMG patients decreased with the extent of PMG and the degree of language impairment.
It is found that PAS is sensitive to the phase segregation; furthermore, ortho-positronium lifetimes are correlated to the Tg.
