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In this sense, it has been proposed that different Sags may form distinct ternary MHC-Sag-TCR T cell signaling complexes which could lead to distinct physiological outcomes [38].

We reasoned that the highly correlated SNPs from the MBD2 gene region may form distinct haplotypes that could potentially explain the population diversity.

For instance, based on assessment of genetic diversity among individuals, it has become evident that morphologically similar organisms may form distinct species.

If a path between a source and a target is seen as a bridge over a weak region, then alternative source/target pairs may form distinct bridges that cross over that region of the read.

More highly divergent strains may form distinct lineages or may ultimately be described as distinct taxa, but deeper understanding of the population genetics of this organism will only be achieved when more strains are sequenced.

Importantly, Tim-3 was evidenced to have a non-redundant role in chronic HBV-infected patients similar to PD-1; thus, Tim-3 and PD-1 may form distinct populations or overlapping subsets.

Within a tumour multiple and different M1 and M2 stimuli may act on macrophages, and in this context, macrophages may not form distinct activation subsets nor clonally expand, leading to a spectrum of macrophage phenotypes.

Zooplankton such as Acartia tonsa are restricted to individual estuaries with little exchange between them and may form genetically distinct sub-populations [129].

Tumours that display mismatch repair deficiency, may form a distinct sub-group as they differ from tumours with APC and/or K-ras mutations with regard to age, sex, tumour sub-localisation and differentiation.

The merit of NSSI as an independent disorder is based, in part, on the argument that the methods of DSH most associated with NSSI (viz., mild to moderate forms of visible tissue damage) [ 15] may form a distinct grouping of behaviours on a DSH continuum [ 7].

As will be discussed later, WRKY18, WRKY40 and WRKY60 interact with themselves and with each other to form distinct complexes that may differ in both DNA-binding and transcription-regulating activities.