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Also, MT tumor formation has been found to be slightly different each time and different tumors may express different tumor antigens, some even lose expression of MT itself [ 51].

The molecular response that occurs in the ME during OM is complex, and provides many opportunities for differences in OM phenotypes among individuals who may express different forms of critical proteins or may have mutations in critical genes.

Second, we assume that all models share the same set of enzymes and differ only in their cellular abundance, but different cells may express different coding variants that should be incorporated in future studies.

Moreover, a consumer may express different preferences for the same cloud service depending on the particular circumstances under which the service is consumed; this may occur, for example, when the same cloud service is consumed as part of two different cloud applications.

If the syntactic structures of sentences and the semantic values of words occurring in them are reflected in the structures and constituents of propositions they express, sentences with different syntactic structures and containing words with different semantic values, whether true in all the same worlds or not, may express different propositions.

Specifically secretors, mothers that carry functional fucosyltransferase 2 (FUT2) genes, may express different Lewis type sugars than mothers deficient for FUT2 (non-secretors) [5].

Different populations of the same species may also express different sensitivities to environmental variations (e.g., Falconer and Mackay 1996; Laurila et al. 2002; Husby et al. 2010), but until now very few studies have sought to compare genotype-environment interaction among populations.

Second, the strains of wild and domesticated fish used in these three studies were from different strains and may therefore express different relative phenotypes affecting fitness that are unrelated to their common phenotypes (such as rapid growth or enhanced feeding motivation, for example).

Constitutive activities of GPCRs are also known to depend on cellular background [32] as cell types may express a different G protein repertoire and different regulatory proteins.

This relative uniformity is very important for the setup of all of our experiments (below), as it is likely that different mutants of Pen-2 may express to different degrees.

These results indicate that, although divalent plasmids may be used to express different antigens, the efficacy of vaccination with such plasmids may be influenced by the plasmid design and the characteristics of the expressed antigens.