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These regions may represent genetic variants contributing to development of islet autoimmunity in T1D.
These regions may represent genetic variants contributing to islet autoimmunity or disease onset and could be used to assess risk of developing T1D.
There were several genomic regions present in E-Pae which were absent from I-Pae and which may represent genetic adaptations specifically required for infection of the woody parts of Aesculus.
Polymorphisms that arise independently multiple times are of interest since they may represent genetic changes that are under evolutionary selection because they confer an advantage to the organism.
Recent evidence suggests that specific bovine prion protein gene (Prnp) variants may represent genetic risk factors for atypical BSE in older cattle.
By minimizing the effects of symptoms, this study indicates that the decreased volumes in the two regions may represent genetic susceptibility.
Although the invasive A. pycnantha populations may therefore also represent genetic material from the Flinders Range (dryland form of A. pycnantha, population MEL) it is highly unlikely that this region is a putative source region because of the marked differences observed in leaf morphologies that correspond to distinct ecotypes not found in South Africa [ 23].
Conclusions: Combined heterozygosity for MTHFR mutations C677T and A1298C may represent a genetic marker for abruptio placentae.
As coal-shale doublets may represent such genetic units, an organic petrography study was performed at high resolution on an 80-cm thick, 1.5-km long coal seam to demonstrate this hypothesis.
These variants may represent "the genetic essence of humanity," says Stephan Sanders, a geneticist and pediatrician at the University of California, San Francisco, who was not involved in the study.
The minor QTL (qph1-2 and qph9-1) mapped in our population has not been reported previously and may represent new genetic intervals linked to PH. Figure 4 Genome-wide scan in the F2 population and QTL trait mapping.
