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The differences may reflect tissue and species differences.
Therefore, we concluded that the observed methylation differences in these samples may reflect tissue specificity rather than developmental specificity.
For example, it has been suggested that activation of PPAR-α, rather than PPAR-γ activation is responsible for blocking cytokine induced ECAM expression [ 30, 41] and these differences may reflect tissue- and/or species specific responses to glitazones.
The finding that GalNAc-T3 expression was retained more frequently in nonsquamous cell carcinomas (most of which were adenocarcinomas) than in squamous cell carcinomas may reflect tissue specific expression of GalNAc-T3 in organs that contain secretory epithelial glands (Hagen et al, 1993; Homa et al, 1993; White et al, 1995; Bennett et al, 1996).
Some differences may reflect tissue-specific effects of this polymorphism.
These findings may reflect tissue-specific effects, or reflect what comparisons were preformed.
Many differences may reflect tissue-specific methylated genes, since tissue-specific DMRs are numerous and are established in early pregnancy [ 15].
This disparity may reflect tissue-specific differences in these relationships, as well as the larger and therefore more precise nature of our examination.
This suggests that there is a difference in their basic behavior in vivo that may reflect tissue-specific requirements for replenishment.
Although we cannot explain this discrepancy between the 2 studies, Chen et al. reported that SIRT1 expression is differentially regulated, in a tissue-specific manner upon calorie restriction, which may reflect tissue-specific roles of SIRT1 [ 41].
