However, PBMCs consist of various cell types, and different individuals can exhibit differences in the proportions of different cell populations.
Phenology studies demonstrated that P. papatasi populations from different habitats can exhibit differences in the percentages of gravid or engorged females, as observed in the Jordan Valley [ 14, 32].
However, it is very important to consider certain phenotypic characteristics, as they are useful from an epidemiological point of view and can exhibit differences both within the same species and between different species.
Studies of patterns in spike sequence of such cells [64] [66] have indicated that while not exhibiting significant differences between baseline and delay firing rates, such cells can exhibit differences in the patterning of the spike sequence in these periods; indicating participation in the working memory network.
Strikingly, even genetically identical cells in the same local environment can exhibit differences in cellular signaling during drug response.
A group can exhibit "Groupthink" [87] as much as it can exhibit collective intelligence.
It is usually non-contractile, but in extremely rare cases, it can exhibit contractile movements [ 3– 5].
It has been demonstrated that DNA cross-links of platinum complexes with enantiomeric amine ligands not only can exhibit different conformational features but also can be processed differently by the cellular machinery as a consequence of these conformational differences.
In addition to the well-defined differences in cell origin and size, extracellular vesicles can also exhibit differences or show overlapping features in their molecular compositions and functions.
Even populations living in only marginally different environmental conditions can exhibit morphological differences which can be detected by geometric morphometrics.
Different strains of S. aureus can exhibit important differences in gene content owing to the presence/absence of plasmids and/or mobile elements integrated into the chromosome [e.g., staphylococcal cassette chromosome (SSC) elements, prophage], usually at specific loci termed "genomic islands" [ 27].
