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All the pull-down endogenous proteins, termed SiCYS CP, SiCYS-N CP, or SiCYS-C CP resolved by SDS-PAGE, displayed a similar pattern, particularly, the protein bands with molecular weight of approximately 32, 45, 48 and 52 kDa (Figure 4A).

Other clues to the presence of an atretic segment include the arterial branching pattern, particularly the posterior course of the proximal head and neck vessels, aortic arch laterality, presence and orientation of a ductal diverticulum and dimple, and focal narrowing of the airway (Fig. 3d) [121]21].

Thus, the overall pattern, particularly the upregulation of direct transcriptional targets of Wnt signaling, suggests increased pathway activity.

This pattern, particularly the abundance of IR, is conserved in diverse plants such as Medicago truncatula, Populus trichocarpa, A. thaliana, Oryza sativa, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii, and Brachypodium distachyon[ 32- 35].

The company blamed "unpredictable weather patterns", particularly the cold weather in April followed by a return to more seasonal conditions in May.

The B x = 0 case results in a symmetric draping of the IMF, which helps us to study the precipitation patterns, particularly the asymmetries with respect to the direction of the convection electric field, as will be seen later in Section 3. In the Parker spiral case, the Parker spiral leads to a draping asymmetry, which affects the plasma environment, including the precipitation patterns.

The multiple radiations of mimetic color patterns, particularly the parallel radiations of H. erato and H. melpomene, provide "natural experiments" for comparative studies into the genetic and developmental basis of adaptive change.

Within this population, several cycles of the "pair-rule" pattern persist before resolution to the single segment pattern, particularly during the early stages of trunk segment addition.

Influenza-like illness circulation will continue to be monitored throughout Peru, to determine when the novel influenza virus reaches non-epidemic levels and detect any further changes in the viral distribution pattern particularly on the fast approaching winter season.

In some years, the summer follows this pattern, particularly across the North Atlantic – fares to Florida in July and August in previous years have topped £1,000 return.

The difficulty of such data-driven approach is how to draw a clear evolutionary pattern, particularly when the biological factors are highly heterogeneous among genes and the genomic data are highly noisy.