While drift, isolation by distance, or historical processes predict similar patterns for the neutral and adaptive TEs, selection predicts differentiation patterns only for the adaptive mutations.
Current paradigms of adaptive immunity would also predict differentiation of T-helper cell subsets along a distinct effector T-cell lineage, whereas histological analysis of synovial tissue explants might reveal the presence of T cells as components of diffuse inflammatory infiltrates, with a prevalence of CD4+ over CD8+ T cells, in close association with antigen-presenting cells (APCs).
In addition, it was predicted that differentiation of hESCs, particular to the neural lineage, will be accompanied by increased RNA editing.
This is in strong contrast with results from previous modelling studies [ 5- 9], which predicted that differentiation and assortativeness by necessity arise simultaneously.
The pattern of predicted genetic differentiation changed and featured a sharp divide at the Sanaga, a less pronounced, but still obvious divide across the Mbam, and a distinct gradient across elevations in the Cameroon Highlands.
With more simultaneous global release dates than ever and with blockbusters carefully broadening out references and locations to appeal to an international audience, there's almost something reassuring about studios predicting cultural differentiation.
These data reveal that, even within individual striatal regions, local variability in corticostriatal anatomical connectivity predicts functional differentiation.
This complex, discrete molecular architecture provides a novel paradigm for predicting functional differentiation across the full septotemporal extent of the hippocampus.
Genetically, we predict significant differentiation with low levels of gene flow.
It may, however, be a potential marker to predict the differentiation status of pancreatic cancer cells.
