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First, the large rasl11b expression domain in Zoep gastrulae, potentially a consequence of the expansion of dorsal mesodermal region previously described in this mutant [56], [57], is not due to a weakening of the Nodal pathway since a reduction in the Nodal ligands (Cyc and Sqt) or an interference with Lefty does not lead to such an expansion.

This increase in the concentrations of PCBs in the cord blood samples was potentially a consequence of the relatively low concentrations of lipid in the fetal circulation.

Potentially a consequence of more severe hepatic fibrosis is a clear inferiority in treatment response attained with traditional HCV treatment regimens on genotype 3 [ 51].

Their intracellular localization is potentially a consequence of the fact that TLR binding to nucleic acids requires an acidic environment [ 20].

The overall rate of hypertension in this study was lower than the previously published rates, potentially a consequence of the highly selected patient population.

Thus, we propose that a least some axonal damage associated with MS is potentially a consequence of immune protective mechanisms that are inadvertently triggered during a CNS autoimmune response.

Finally, the OPCs in chronically demyelinated lesions in MS50 and mouse models29, fail to upregulate lipid synthesis and differentiate, potentially as a consequence of an imbalance in signalling, as previously hypothesized4.

Because earlier simulations have identified protonation state-driven conformational changes in LacY8,19, the observed structural rearrangements could potentially be a consequence of protonation states in the sugar-binding site.

This coordination is selectively disrupted in a rat neurodevelopmental model of schizophrenia: fragmented NREM sleep and impaired slow-wave propagation in the model culminate in deficient ripple-spindle coordination and disrupted spike timing, potentially as a consequence of interneuronal abnormalities reflected by reduced parvalbumin expression.

In addition, productivity improves with age [38], potentially as a consequence of more efficient chick provisioning [39] with more energy-rich prey [40].

The occasionally punctate pattern of LC3 staining under basal conditions may indicate that the lentiviral overexpression system may induce more basal autophagy, potentially as a consequence of ER stress and an unfolded protein response [42]; [42].