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Filip explained the regulatory process like this: "We look for a pattern of defect, a hazard out there that is, in fact, hurting people.
In at least three cases, the agency denied petitions for further investigative action because it did not see a pattern of defects and because of a "need to allocate and prioritize N.H.T.S.A.'s limited resources" elsewhere, according to agency documents.
In addition to the similar expression pattern, the pattern of defects is also similar between B and T cell development in Egr-2 cTg mice, as demonstrated by a severe reduction of pro-B cells and enhanced terminal B cell maturation, suggesting a common mechanism operated by Egr-2 in both lineages.
It is therefore essential that patient education for glaucoma include advice on safe driving that is based on a patient's specific pattern of defects.
Here, we show that imp-α2 and imp-β genetically interact during early embryonic development, and we characterize the pattern of defects affecting mitosis in embryos laid by heterozygous imp-α2 D14 and imp-β KetRE34 females.
These patterns of birth defects following the Wenchuan earthquake are not easily explained, and points to the need for more data on the role of environmental stress and fetal development.
