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The compounds produced by fungi from marine origin may exhibit structural differences when compared with that produced by fungi isolated from other environments, due to the adaptation to marine environment conditions (Bugni and Ireland 2004; Saleem et al. 2007).

In addition, we hypothesized that migraine patients without aura may exhibit structural changes and that these changes may be consistent with the findings of previous fMRI studies and associated with the pathological mechanisms of migraine.

Thus, the transgenic capsid protein may exhibit structural defects in interacting with the T7 scaffold protein.

However, TF genes of the same family and from different organisms may exhibit structural and functional similarities, thereby conveying the messages that they evolved from a common ancestor.

Placentae of diabetic mothers, particularly those with poorly controlled diabetes, may exhibit structural or physiological abnormalities; however, the consequence of these abnormalities on the transfer of regular human insulin or insulin glargine is not known.

Models of an NMR structure may exhibit significant structural diversity.

Recent STM studies have shown that MoS2 clusters below 2 3 nm may exhibit new structural and electronic properties, and a large variety of size-dependent structures have been identified.

Some network topologies may exhibit inherent structural unfairness[37], requiring control action beyond simple rate limiting.

14 21 Some studies have revealed that only a weak to modest association between TMO radiographic findings and clinical symptoms (pain and/or functional disability) exists 10 15—that is, patients may exhibit important structural changes, yet report little or no pain; or patients may experience severe pain with little radiological evidence of TMO.

Sequence inspection suggested that the NOD2 mRNA isoform with exon1a being joined directly to exon 2 (alt 5'UTR NOD2 a) allows translation from the very first ATG localized in exon 2. The longer isoform (Exon1a/1b/2, alt 5'UTR NOD2 b) appeared to exhibit structural features which may interfere with efficient translation.

Interspecific differences in TLR protein structure, therefore, may exhibit imprints of structural evolutionary convergence due to selection.