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Only small areas may exhibit normal retention of nuclear staining.

If reduced subjective recollection occurs following parietal lobe lesions, then patients may exhibit normal source memory performance, but reduced ratings of subjective confidence in their recollections (Lyle and Johnson 2006, 2007).

Particularly interesting are the recent, prognostically relevant findings that noninvasive papillary TCCs may exhibit a normal K20 pattern (predominantly superficial) or an abnormal K20 pattern (all cell layers or negative) and that the normal pattern is predictive of tumor non-recurrence (Southgate et al. 1999).

This is because these populations of DA neurons express little or no detectable levels of DAT [12], and since both studies used a strategy that relied upon DAT expression to target the NR1 KOs, these DA neurons may exhibit relatively normal levels of NMDAR function [10], [11].

IHH patients may exhibit a normal sense of smell [normosmic IHH (nIHH)] or a lack of sense of smell (anosmia).

However, AC3−/− mice exhibit normal ß-adrenergic stimulation of lipolysis.

In particular, the results point out that the uncertainty on eigenfrequencies and modal damping coefficients may exhibit a non-normal distribution, and that there is a non-negligible spatial correlation between the uncertainty on mode shapes at sensors of different locations.

miRNA may exhibit different expression levels between normal and cancer cells [ 33].

Research of the additional effects of HDAC inhibitors appears particularly important and promising, since both mouse data [ 2, 3] and ex vivo results [ 4] have given clear indications that a combination of demethylation agents with HDAC inhibitors may exhibit beneficial effects on the normal hematopoiesis as well as on active suppression of the malignant clone.

We hypothesized therefore that the neutrophils, monocytes and dendritic cells in the lamina propria of FMF patients may exhibit heightened sensitivity to the physiologically normal concentrations of bacterial ligands entering from the gut lumen and may provoke the episodes of acute inflammation as well as contribute to the chronic subclinical inflammation in remission.

First, it seems likely that bleomycin analogues containing disaccharides such as 4 or 9 in lieu of the normal BLM disaccharide may exhibit antitumor properties superior to those of BLM itself.