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These various distributions might represent differences in the functions of PC-1 or else in the speed of intraflagellar transport in the different cilia, with slower movement in the monociliated CP cells and a longer residence time at the base in the renal monocilia and in the tight multiciliated bundles of the CP.
As PHDs represent hypoxic sensors regulating HIF-1 and VEGF in vitro we postulated that PHD3 overexpression and tumour growth inhibition might represent differences in the angiogenic potential.
Neither were the patients in the study asked whether they were self-referred or physician-referred to treatment, which might represent differences in their views.
The differences among them might represent different routes through which MCF10AT1 cells could be affected by these chemicals to develop transformation.
Besides, differences of onset age might represent different clinical subgroups.
How might you represent differences like this in your own community through two photographs?
They might for instance represent differences in psycho-social pain communication or stimulus intensities between cohorts.
Because these genes might represent real differences between human and chimpanzee cancer genes, we PCR-amplified all these conflictive regions, and the resulting DNA fragments were subjected to direct sequencing.
and 54.3, respectively) are similar to "healthy" individuals, while the mean scores before deployment of those who met the specific criteria for PTSD symptoms or diagnosis at follow-up (51.5 and 48.1, respectively), though still close to the 50 point mean for the US general population, are quite a bit lower and might represent meaningful differences.
The difference in affinity might represent the difference in production host (S. cerevisiae vs E. coli) but also the sequence discrepancy since the purified enzyme from E. coli was also tagged with a N-terminus His6 tag.
These two categories might represent the difference of selective pressure against NUPTs in each category.
