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Moreover, we show that antibodies directed to an apoptosis-specific epitope on 70K are more specifically associated with MCTD than other anti-70K antibodies, suggesting that apoptotic 70K is a better antigen for the detection of these antibodies in MCTD patients.
G-MDSCs were more specifically associated with occurrence of nosocomial infections.
The molecular ions also differ from the O+ ions in that they seem more specifically associated with enhanced geomagnetic activity.
In their associations with various behavioral problems, the scales of the TPQ are relatively more specifically associated with behavioral problems than the scales of the JEPQ.
These findings indicate that AS consists of a general facet, associated with emotional distress generally, and several facets more specifically associated with components of emotional distress.
Regarding ADAM33, the rs628977 SNP was more specifically associated with early-onset psoriasis.
The statistical regression that we performed enabled us to more specifically associate this with depression.
The modules generated by SSIM are found to be more significantly and specifically associated with biological functions than the results obtained from two methods, Module Analysis via Topology of Interactions and Similarity Sets (MATISSE) [ 12] and Interaction Component Models for Gene modules (ICMg) [ 14].
In SUM149PT cells, CG-1521 downregulates a significant number of genes associated with M phase (GO 0000279) and more specifically those associated with nucleosome organization (GO 0034728), chromosome segregation (GO 0007059), microtubule cytoskeleton organization (GO 0000226), mitotic cell cycle checkpoint (GO 0007093), and spindle checkpoint (GO 0031577).
More specifically, genes associated with macrophages and dendritic cells exhibit upregulation as early as 8 weeks of age whereas T and B cell-associated genes exhibit upregulated expressions around 12 weeks of age.
Morning drinking more specifically was associated with male-gender and rurality in Mongolia, with up to one in three rural men reporting morning drinking in the last month as current drinkers of alcohol.
