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Only DNA from P. brassicae could be amplified and detected using this assay, suggesting the highly specific of this assay.
In mouse tissues, miR-216a was highly specific of the exocrine pancreas whereas miR-148a was abundant in the exocrine pancreas, Langerhans islets, and the liver.
The posterior involvement is due to excessive leverage of the posteromedial part of the rib over the transverse process of the spine and is highly specific of abuse [30, 31].
Three positions are highly specific of G3 receptors.
The rearranged pattern is highly specific of each individual malignant cell line confirming that they are monoclonal proliferations.
The purity of the dendritic cells was assessed by flow cytometry analysis using a marker highly specific of the DC lineage, the DC-SIGN, and was always above 90% (figure S1).
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Typically, this research models the risk of highly specific types of injuries, injury patterns, or the benefits of various treatments.
In the developing nervous system, neurite outgrowth is an essential process underlying the formation of highly specific pattern of neuronal connections [41], [42].
Synergistic binding of multiple transcription factors to certain combinations of binding sites is an important mechanism of achieving highly specific regulation of genes in particular cellular conditions.
Considerable effort is being placed on developing highly specific inhibitors of different components of this pathway.
Most recently, we proposed a cognitive-behavioural model of a highly specific form of perfectionism, termed "clinical perfectionism".
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