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Through the use of a Belgian and Dutch sample the applicability of the model in divergent maternity care systems is explored.

We therefore propose an interaction model in which divergent growth is induced by BTC signals which might be modulated by DGKH.

The first pattern may support the duplication-degeneration-complementation (DDC) model, in which divergent expression in different tissues allows functional differentiation of the duplicates and finally lead to subfunctionalization or neofunctionalization [ 43, 44].

We were also able to predict stable secondary structures for the many intergenic TARs not represented by the 1Mb tiling array, particularly those located in close proximity to gene models in a divergent antisense orientation (Figure 7).

There are two novel findings that emerge from this: (i) RIP1 inhibition may have diametrically opposed effects in divergent models of acute liver injury, and (ii) blockade of different components of the necrosome may produce contrasting effects.

The five putative Hsp70-groups detected in Paramecium showed consistent phylogenetic patterns according to the assumed evolutionary relationship between the species, thereby supporting the model of divergent evolution in the Paramecium Hsp70 gene family.

The likelihood ratio test also takes into account the increase in the degrees of freedom which can result in the regression model yielding divergent results.

In model organisms, two divergent methods of germ cell specification and maintenance are apparent (1– 3).

This model considers divergent radial advective dispersive transport in fractures and diffusive mass transfer inside rock matrix blocks.

However, as described below within a two-site titration model, these divergent features can be reproduced in a comparatively parsimonious way.

The layout of this network appears to be similar in rodents and humans, but inactivation of HNF1A, HNF1B or HNF4A genes in animal models cause divergent phenotypes to those seen in man.