A major distinguishing feature of the B-genome ω-gliadins is a different repeat motif pattern compared to the A- and D-genome ω-gliadins, i.e., the B-genome pattern is mainly based on FPQ2 4 (in nearly half the repeats the F is replaced by I, L, or occasionally P or S) and the A- and D-genome pattern is based on PFPQ1 2PQQ.
The CAI indicates the similarity of a gene in its codon usage pattern compared to that of a predefined gene set in the same organism.
The faster racemization process for 1.3 4.1 speaks for a weaker H-bonding pattern compared to 1.2 4.1, perhaps as a result of the decreased angle on the concave side of 3. In the presence of n-C14H30, the minor assembly II can only be observed at lower temperatures (≤280 K).
Similarly, more CA9 (P<0.001) and Hif-1 α (P<0.001) expression was demonstrated in primary tumours with a mixed or expansive growth pattern, compared to primary tumours with an infiltrative growth pattern.
Our results revealed that male smokers had a significantly less lateralized response pattern compared to the other groups due to a decreased response rate of their right ear.
However, although hiPSCs have been described as "embryonic stem cell-like", these cells have a distinct gene expression pattern compared to hESCs, making incomplete reprogramming a potential pitfall.
ANAs appear to have a diffuse hyperechoic pattern compared to brain parenchyma but have an initial mild and more homogeneous CE compared to GBMs, which is then reinforced during the parenchymal phase.
However this model shows a different expression pattern compared to the CCL4 model: after an initial peak of serum BGM in BDL operated animals one week after the treatment, there is a non-statistically significant trend of decreasing marker levels at week 4.
One rider demonstrated a biphasic pattern in the walk (rider 4 in 2 horses) with the left rein showing a more pronounced biphasic pattern compared to the right rein, which showed a flatter signal and there were also statistically significant differences between the reins in this rider (statistically significant differences in walk were found in two riders and four horses).
A third Amil-SCRiP-like sequence was also identified, which showed yet a different pattern compared to Amil-SCRiP2 and Amil-SCRiP3, i.e. a strong increase only in the adult life stage of development.
