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The STE group of kinases is relatively expanded in trypanosomatids, with 34 members in L. major.

This region corresponds with the blocks illustrated in Fig. 12A and B. We have shown that Einstein's inferior temporal gyrus is relatively expanded on the basal surface of each hemisphere (Fig. 6).

The first off shoot to an alternative adaptive peak is towards sanguivory, where the molar series is greatly reduced and the mandibular processes are reduced (but the central part of the ramus is relatively expanded).

It is clear from illustrations and discussion of the midfrontal sulcus in 60 hemispheres by Connolly (1950) that Einstein's middle frontal region is relatively expanded in both hemipsheres, including in the frontopolar region (Connolly, 1950, pp. 197 200).

The IS 4 family was also observed to be relatively expanded in sequenced Shigella spp. where other families, both with higher and lower expansion levels, were also detected [ 44- 47].

Two families are relatively expanded compared to other Chloroflexi species: the MFS family transporter for drug efflux (23 genes) and sugar uptake (2 genes), and the APC family amino acid and ethanolamine importers (5 genes).

The net effect is that the surface area of the angular gyrus, and indeed, the entire inferior parietal lobule, is shaped differently in the two hemispheres, and appears to be relatively expanded on the left side (compare shading in the left and right hemispheres in Fig. 4, and see Fig. 10B).

The characteristics which are not size-related are relatively expanded and massive zygomatic arches, a higher braincase, short nasals, a dorsally rotated rostrum, and a broad palate in U. spelaeus and narrow zygomatic arches, a flatter braincase, and an overall narrower skull in U. maritimus (Additional file 3: Figure A2a).

The acute CD8+ T cell response to M38a is relatively small and expands only later compared to CD8+ T cells specific for m139, which are also relatively abundant during the acute phase of infection [11].

Also, there is a high possibility that suspended culture of insect cells is relatively easy to be expanded to a large fermentation reactor scale with a competitive production cost.

More than that, he argues, the rules stifle innovation, particularly in regions like Britain where the wine industry is relatively young but quickly expanding.