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Therefore, pathogen-associated proteins are proteins which are predominantly absent from the genomes of non-pathogens.

The availability of an interdisciplinary care pathway for stroke varied greatly both between and within region, but was predominantly absent.

Our pipeline returns 4613 proteins (26% of gene models) which are enriched in pathogen genomes and are predominantly absent in the genomes of non-pathogens (Additional file 2).

This allows for the identification of fungal pathogen proteins that are widely distributed across other pathogenic fungi and at the same time predominantly absent from non-pathogenic fungi.

But in a recent study, it has been shown that PTK2 protein is predominantly absent in both normal T cells and T-lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphoma.

Cxcr5 is expressed at low levels in the RGCs in homeostatic unlesioned adult zebrafish telencephalon and is predominantly absent in neurons.

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We also observed increased rates of vascular abnormalities in 22q11DS, predominantly due to absent intracranial flow voids.

It is possible that as striatum is particularly unstable, the highly correlated pathways are simply those that are predominantly present or absent in this tissue, and that the correlation with instability is coincidental.

Before 2002, inappropriate surveillance was predominantly too late or absent (together, 57% of patients), while in 2002, when the recommended surveillance intervals were lengthened, 48% of the patients received surveillance too early.

Three distinct histologic patterns were identified at light microscopy in this series: 1) a predominantly macrophagic pattern with absent or minimal lymphocytic response, 2) mixed inflammatory pattern, macrophagic and lymphocytic with variable presence of plasma cells, eosinophils, and mast cells, and 3) granulomatous pattern, predominant or associated with the inflammatory pattern.