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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.

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.

This suggests that the negative correlation between inter-species gene sets is potentially a consequence of the underlying biology (see Discussion), and not an artifact of the GSEA algorithm.

For the log-transformed reprocessed values, PCA analysis also generates similar results as the published data, but the separation of tissues seen in the second and third principal components is not as successful this time, potentially a consequence of the fact that the reprocessed data sets include >6000 more genes compared with the published data, introducing more variation.

This may potentially be a consequence of the fact that the source for detecting outcomes in the Arnheim-Dahlstrom et al. study was from hospital records.

This inability to find a persuasive link between localized cortical activity and gender perception could potentially be a consequence of the use of a subtraction approach, which constrains the search to brain regions more sensitive to voices of one gender over another.

Using this collection of 43 strains, we show that mutation rate varies at least 6-fold across the yeast genome, that this variation exists on a length scale of 50 100 kb, and that mutation rate is correlated with replication timing, potentially as a consequence of the temporal separation of two mechanisms of DNA damage tolerance: error-free DNA damage tolerance and translesion synthesis.

This study has revealed that a greater number of small scale rearrangements have occurred in Fragaria than in either Malus or Prunus and has indicated that Malus went through more translocations potentially as a consequence of the WGD event in the lineage of the genus.

Human cell lines, grown in vitro, also exhibit elevated concentrations of DHFR activity compared with that of human tumors or cells obtained in situ, potentially as a consequence of the traditional use of high concentrations of folic acid in tissue culture medium (25).