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Altogether, these results indicate that the sbp set up in plants is linked to the persistence of duplicated genes via functional specialization.

This may be linked to the persistence of MAT in patients with CGL3 and CGL4 that is not normally present in CGL1 or CGL2 (Table 1, Fig. 4).

Atopy in childhood, along with concomitant low lung function, airway hyper-responsiveness and being female have consistently been linked to the persistence of asthma from childhood to early adult life.

Although expression of OX40 has been previously linked to the persistence of GCs and TFH cells 8, within this infection model, the formation of TFH cells did not require OX40 signals and ligation of OX40 did not enhance their number.

AT was used because it represents the combined effects of temperature and humidity, which have been linked to the replication, persistence, and transmission of pathogens in the environment (Checkley et al. 2000; Fleury et al. 2006; Naumova et al. 2007; Singh et al. 2001) and the health of vulnerable populations (Kovats and Akhtar 2008; Trinh and Prabhakar 2007).

This significant shift may be linked to the dominance and persistence of these subtypes through time.

Rather, pragmatic conservation requires sequence-based estimates of evolutionary potential to be linked to the likelihood of persistence (i.e. population viability) under future environments (Allendorf et al. 2010).

There is no epidemiologic evidence that HPV18 persistence is more tightly linked to the development of ≥CIN3 than persistence of other HPV genotypes, but this may be the consequence of underdetection of HPV18-induced cervical precancer (41– 41).

In those chronic persistent human infections, the apparent exhaustion of effector T cells along with deletion of effector T cells is believed to be linked to the diminished antiviral effector activity and persistence of infection with these agents.

However, in these studies, adoptively transferred CTL experienced a limited period of in vivo persistence and the duration of in vivo persistence has been closely linked to the clinical response[3].

This persistence may be linked to the reduction of sea ice in the arctic or warm sub-tropical sea temperatures.