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Interestingly, the lesioned animals did not drink less ethanol during the 2-h habituation sessions (Figure 1b, t(10)=0.102, P=0.921), suggesting that lesions may preferentially affect drinking episodes of long duration or high ethanol consumption.
We suggest that perturbations during early placental development may have greater impact on viability and growth of the female fetus whilst those occurring later in gestation may preferentially affect the male fetus.
The pathology of schizophrenia may preferentially affect the prefrontal-thalamic white matter circuits traversing these regions.
It has been proposed that LTP-induced spine enlargement may preferentially affect small spines (Matsuzaki et al. 2004).
Adiposity changes may preferentially affect a given compartment for some subjects and another one for other other subjects.
Our results suggest that benzene may preferentially affect nondisjunction of sex chromosomes rather than chromosome 21 and that meiosis II is more sensitive than meiosis I.
These data indicate that chromosome 13 may be preferentially affected by this LMNA E161K mutation.
Our studies and those of others [15], [24] rule out overall higher levels of cerebral PrPSc as a reason for accelerated pathogenesis and disease, and support the hypothesis that a specific vital brain region ("clinical target area" [44], [45]) may be preferentially affected.
These observations suggested that type IIX and IIA fast fibers may be preferentially affected in TC muscle and diaphragm of CXMDJ, respectively.
However, we observed a similar pattern of significantly higher phasic muscle tone in the leg than chin in men, while women had a nonsignificant trend toward higher phasic muscle tone in the chin than leg, suggesting that different somatotopic control regions within the pontomedullary region governing REM sleep muscle atonia may be preferentially affected between the sexes.
Single nucleotide insertions in the promoter of the mTOR effector eIF4E are found in individuals with autism from two unrelated families [ 5], and linkage of autism to the eIF4E region on chromosome 4q shown in genome-wide association studies [ 48] suggest that this pathway may be preferentially affected in genetic causes of autism.
