Shocks forming at large distances of the Sun may or may not produce type II radio bursts (Gopalswamy et al. 2010c).
The prevailing view implicates a role for TLR7-dependent induction of IFN in plasmacytoid dendritic cells (Lepelley et al., 2011) and possibly monocytes (Beignon et al., 2005), and abortively infected T cells may also produce type 1 IFN (Doitsh et al., 2014).
These residues may produce different types of organic acids during microbial decomposition (Bhattacharyya et al. 2003).
In x-ray imaging, the interaction of stray x-rays with an imaging sensor may produce speckle-type noise (i.e. zingers) which produces artifacts in tomography reconstructions.
These data are consistent with the notion that sequence differences in deposited Aβ peptides and cleavage patterns by γ-secretase may produce distinct types of amyloid pathology.
Nevertheless, these results open the possibility that these Burkholderia strains may produce haemolysin-type macromolecules which, for example, could be expressed during the infection process within the host.
Recent scientific studies have shown that diseased cells may produce many types of splicing variants of common regulatory proteins, e.g., protein kinase C, 14-3-3, p53, and VGFR, which could provide novel insights into complex disease diagnosis and management, particularly in cancers [ 11- 14].
Each time a mutational event occurs, a new cell type is created; for instance, a cell of type 3 may produce a cell of type 9, if there are already 8 cell types present.
Mutations may produce two different types of parasitic sequences, however, which may destroy replicator coexistence: shortcut and selfish parasites [ 20].
