In subsequent investigations it was shown that SKN is not uniquely produced by nephritogenic GAS strains, and moreover that sera from cases of APSGN, ARF, or healthy controls did not differ significantly in anti-SKN antibody titer [96].
Thus, it is difficult to identify genes that are specifically expressed or metabolites that are uniquely produced in diapause-destined larval hemolymph.
A subset of these mutations might generate neoantigens — altered protein sequences that are uniquely produced in cancer cells and are recognized as foreign by the immune system3.
Ladderanes are hydrocarbon chains with three or five linearly concatenated cyclobutane rings that are uniquely produced as membrane lipid components by anammox (anaerobic ammonia-oxidizing) bacteria.
"Our point is that some of the spherules and other markers [cited in the 2007 report] aren't uniquely produced by impacts".
Therefore, the fatty acid uniquely produced during our study was characterized and detected through FAME, and the identification was done using Sherlock identification system which identifies fatty acids from our sample from the screening of fatty acid library.
The first two compounds are depsides, while usnic acid is a dibenzofuran, and all are uniquely produced in lichens.
Thus, if the loss of β-Gal phenotype was uniquely produced by transcription inhibition, mutant Htt expression would be markedly down-regulated as well, so that build up of inclusion/aggregates could not be detected.
SKN was implicated in nephritis as NSAP (however there is some confusion in the literature and nephritis-strain-associated-protein has also been suggested to be SpeB), a GAS extracellular protein initially thought to be uniquely produced by PSGN isolates [93] [95].
However, sound density was higher in syllables uniquely produced during reactive singing compared to those uniquely produced in spontaneous singing (unshared syllables), and this was due to the former syllables being followed by shorter intersyllable gaps.
Among estrogens, estriol, which is uniquely produced by the fetoplacental unit, predominates during pregnancy and is used as a diagnostic marker of fetal well-being (Mucci et al. 2003).
