Members of the FOX family are involved in many diverse developmental pathways, and mutations in FOXP2 cause a distinct form of developmental verbal dyspraxia in the KE family, as previously discussed (Lai et al. 2001).
Epigenetic state has also been implicated in infertility by a distinct form of data, excess occurrence of model imprinting disorders among children conceived by ART (van Montfoort et al. 2012).
Sometimes the diaphragm and caudal pericardium share a common defect resulting in a peritoneopericardial hernia, a distinct form of diaphragmatic hernia previously described also in horses [ 40].
XLI was first recognized in the 1960s as a distinct form of ichthyosis due to a distinct clinical appearance and the mode of inheritance (196 , 199.
Our findings reveal new details of the malformations, and suggest that PMG in these patients represents a distinct form of cortical dysgenesis.
The Bengali language began to assume a distinct form in the 7th century ce, and by the 11th century a tradition of Bengali literature had been established.
In political life, globalization takes a distinct form, though the general trends towards deterritorialization, interconnectedness across borders, and the acceleration of social activity are fundamental here as well.
Mutations in Lgi1 are associated with a distinct form of temporal lobe epilepsy without peripheral nerve dysfunction (Morante-Redolat et al., 2002).
We measured the levels of SN in the serum in order to evaluate the levels of SN released outside of corneal nerve endings in response to an injury as a distinct form, not SN stored inside sensory nerve endings in the cornea (Troger et al, 2005).
