These observations indicate that the MTO phenotype displayed by the T192 mutant cannot be explained solely by a deficient locomotion and reveal that the increased frequency of TOs is a genuine trait of the T192 strain.
Thus, this biological feature does not only seem to be a culture artefact of established MM cell lines, but is probably also a genuine trait of malignant plasma cell clones in vivo.
Such unbiased, or untrained, procedures are vital if we are to infer HC PPI networks for organisms other than yeast and exploit them to discern genuine biological traits and features.
In any case, excess is a more genuine New York trait than restraint ever was.
Dr Cassidy said a rare counter-example exists in Beatrix Potter's Tale of Mr Tod, in which Brock the badger plans to eat Benjamin Bunny's bunnies (bunny-eating is a genuine badger trait, as Potter - a countrywoman - would have known).
On the other hand, it is possible that diminution of structural disorder in the course of adaptation to higher temperatures is a genuine adaptive trait.
It remains unclear the extent to which the variation between quantitative trait loci (QTLs) reported in mouse models is due to methodological differences between approaches or genuine differences between traits.
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Mitalipov said that compared with iPS cells, his cells bear "fewer abnormalities" and "more closely resemble genuine embryonic stem cells," traits that may favor their use as therapies for particular conditions, such as diseases of a cell's energy-producing mitochondria.
Finally, note that instead of running a genuine, but infeasible, multiple-trait joint analysis to account for the correlation structure among the traits, our strategy is to perform multiple single-trait mapping analyses with an appropriate multiple-trait permutation threshold.
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