We defer comment on the likely origin of this deficiency to the Discussion section.
Mitochondrial defect which is the most common metabolic abnormality associated with autism may be the origin of carnitine deficiency in some autistic children.
It now seems likely that two different recessive mutations at SOD loci of Phaseolus affected two different isoforms of the same enzyme, leading to origin of SOD deficiency with differential gene expression and isozyme banding patterns in two mutant lines.
These findings may be relevant for understanding the developmental origin of neural deficiencies in INCL.
Supporting the pituitary origin of the hormonal deficiency in Case 1, mild hyperprolactinemia, usually seen in pituitary defects and secondary to the hypothalamic thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH) stimulation, was detected.
The majority had a chronic illness of organic origin or some type of deficiency (i.e., physical disability, sensory impairment, intellectual disability, or ASD).
Here, we have not analyzed the origin of the hormonal deficiencies.
Evidence of a similar doubling dose for the Pig-a locus and the more commonly employed lacZ locus provides further evidence for the mutational origin of GPI-anchor deficiencies observed in RBCs and RETs in the Pig-a assay, since the result implies a similar mechanism of action.
The paper illustrates the origins of the deficiencies of simple models of instrument choice and suggests that, ultimately, both scholars and practitioners are interested in the same thing: designing and adopting optimal "mixes" of instruments in complex decision-making and implementation contexts.
A team led by evolutionary geneticist Sarah Tishkoff at the University of Maryland, College Park, decided to trace back the origins of the deficiencies.
To gain insight into the cellular origin of the broad ILC deficiency in Nfil3 −/− mice, we first examined undifferentiated bone marrow precursors that were enriched by negative selection.
