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Thus, the 153 154 bp DNA fragments that are visible in the gel may be explained by the presence of multiple, predominantly truncated, copies of this transposon representing the remnants of the Helitron amplification process that occurred at some point in the virilis group evolution.
Its translation is subject to elongation arrest at multiple sites21, predominantly at codons 89, 90, 91 and 92, which enhances the YidC2 expression.
He appeared jaundiced with multiple swellings predominantly over the trunk, upper limbs, and head (these swellings later developed mild ulcerations) (Figures 1 and 2).
Knee pain and lower back pain have also been significantly associated with multiple falls, predominantly in women [ 44, 45].
Apixaban is eliminated via multiple pathways: predominantly via the fecal route (56%) and 25 29% via renal excretion [ 37].
Survivors of high-altitude cerebral edema (HACE) showed multiple MH, predominantly in the splenium of the corpus callosum.
By mosaic analyses, DAF-2 washownwn to affect dauer formation through multiple lineages, predominantly those that give rise to the nervous system (Apfeld and Kenyon, 1998).
Incretins play an important role in the control of blood glucose through multiple mechanisms, predominantly via a glucose-dependent insulinotropic effect and via suppression of glucagon release [ 1].
Systemic sclerosis (SSc) is a systemic autoimmune disease characterized by vascular lesions and fibrosis of multiple organs, predominantly in skin, lungs, heart, intestinal tract, joints, and muscles [ 1, 2].
For multiple-asperity predominantly plastic contacts, the real area of contact is scale dependent, due to the effect of strain-gradient plasticity, and decreases with decreasing scale, whereas the shear strength is scale-dependent due to the effect of the dislocation-assisted sliding, and increases with decreasing scale.
