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However, the trajectories of these two laboratory markers are influenced, in part, by polymorphisms in CCR5, the major HIV coreceptor, and the gene copy number of CCL3L1, a potent CCR5 ligand and HIV-suppressive chemokine.

Risacher et al. (2010) showed that annual percent change rates in MRI-based neurodegeneration markers are influenced by APOE genotype.

The previous literature have shown that these markers are influenced by several parameters such as temperature, body size, and cabling.

Tumor uptake of exogenous markers is influenced by dosage and administration, circulation and body clearance properties, tumor vascular density and perfusion, diffusion, binding and washout kinetics et cetera.

However, in a multifactorial complex disease such as RA, it is expected that the expression of this or other activation markers is influenced by a variety of factors as it is suggested by the absence of correlation between CD86-expressing B cells and FcγRIIb expression levels found in our patients.

To determine whether noncoding repetitive RNAs or slight differences in the order of densely mapped markers were influencing this result, we repeated these synteny analyses using only syntenic markers ≥0.5 cM apart in either species that had a single identified location in the medaka genome.

Biological sensitivity is the level to which the marker is influenced by and linked to the biological process.

However, when multiple QTL are present in a chromosome, the allele frequency of each marker is influenced by genetic linkage to the flanking QTL, making the intuitive detection of the number and positions of the QTL difficult.

This study was conducted to investigate if the concentration patterns of digestibility markers (DMr) are influenced by dietary fiber (Diet), ileal digesta collection day (Day), and time period (TP).

Another major achievement offered by NGS approaches is to facilitate the discovery of genetic markers that are influenced by selection (Allendorf et al. 2010; Stapley et al. 2010).

Figure 2 shows how the measured marker effect sizes are influenced by frequencies of the QTL and marker and LD between them.