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One possibility is that the physiological capacity of the white blood cell production and maturation may vary among different ethnic populations.
This result may suggest that specific biochemical and cellular effects of herbal extract on DC maturation may vary considerably between different mammalian species, implying that future translation of experimental findings or results from animal models into human application need to be carefully addressed and considered with multiple references.
In addition, methodologies for collecting eDTCA may still be in maturation and may vary based on marketing surveillance/sampling methods.
This is important because length and age at maturation and PMRNs may vary among populations (or stocks), due to local adaptation (Taylor 1991) via population-specific selection pressures on the spawning grounds.
Studies reporting trends in length-at-age, weight-at-age, or mean age or size in commercial catches were not included (with one exception; see Appendix A), because these data do not directly describe maturation, and they may vary with the selectivity of fishing gear.
Metallic components, pi-electron clouds and acid base functional groups on the periphery contribute to the surface charge which may vary from crude to crude depending on source, maturation and migration history of the oil.
This implies that Wnt signalling may be important in regulating dendrite maturation elsewhere in the nervous system, although the role of specific Wnt molecules may vary in different systems.
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