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We also summarize the procedures for fertilizing cultured oocytes by host-transfer and interpreting the specificity of antisense effects.

How can we interpret the specificity of signalling pathways necessary for axonal growth compared to the plasticity allowed when executing RTK-induced MN survival or specification responses?

However, it is hard to interpret the specificity and sensitivity of this test, as is also true for the TST, because no gold standard exists for diagnosing latent tuberculosis.

These findings are important for interpreting the morphological specificity of human spinal cord tissue, and also for studying the molecular basis of SCI.

A further problem in interpreting the functional specificity of HDs is inherent in the widespread binding across the genome that has been documented for this TF class (Biggin, 2011).

Information regarding relevant prognostic factors in CRPS is sparse or difficult to interpret, due to the specificity of circumstances in which the information was collected [ 8].

In other words, Z fold can be interpreted as measuring the specificity of a protein sequence for its native structure, or equivalently a combination of unfolding and misfolding stability as well as the preference for the specified fold over alternative folds.

Moreover, although eQTLs identified in multiple tissues tend to have higher ER than eQTLs identified in a single tissue (P = 0.032, supplementary fig. S12, Supplementary Material online), interpreting the role of tissue specificity is not straightforward because eQTLs identified in multiple tissues also tend to locate at regions of low recombination rate (P < 2.2e−16).

This is interpreted as an example of the specificity of different neuroanatomical circuits within the autonomic nervous system [ 22] and corresponding differentiation of sympathetic responses with respect to target organ and response localisation within the vascular system [ 23- 25].

Alternatively, the release of cathepsins into the cytosol was analysed by whole-cell immunofluorescence, which can be difficult to reliably interpret due to limitations in the specificity of antibodies and the sensitivity of the fluorescent signal detection, or only indirectly based on a partial protective effect of E-64d.

Thus, the high sensitivity of ELISA tests could be interpreted in the reverse direction; rather, the specificity of the ELISA may be lower than that of the MIF test [ 42].