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To draw further lessons from the synaptotagmin family, possible reasons could be attributed to preferential lipid recognition, differential calcium sensitivities, or an expanded repertoire of protein-protein interactions.

Female adolescents with CD (n = 25) and control subjects with no history of severe antisocial behavior and no current psychiatric disorder (n = 30) completed tasks measuring facial expression and facial identity recognition, differential autonomic conditioning, and affective modulation of the startle reflex by picture valence.

The recognition of differential expression of the multiple Nox isoforms in the vessel wall, their varying regulation, and their differential expression in disease settings make it necessary to assess the contributions of individual isoforms in different locations.

Despite recognition of differential hypoxia and attempts to deliver more oxygenated blood to the upper body, the mechanism of differential hypoxia as well as prevention strategies have not been well investigated.

Under optimal conditions, conductive and biocompatible ZnO/G/CTAB/MCPE offered ultra sensitivity for BPF recognition by Differential Pulse Voltammetry (DPV), with a detection limit of 0.06 μM.

This paper proposes a pattern recognition based differential spectral energy protection scheme for ac microgrids using a Fourier kernel based fast sparse time-frequency representation (SST or simply the sparse S-Transform).

In this study, full length DXR from citronella was characterized through in silico and tissue-specific expression studies to explain its structure function mechanism, mode of cofactor recognition and differential expression.

The early recognition and differential diagnosis of direct lung injury and indirect lung injury may be challenging.

As a result of the large spectrum of histological types and their different clinical, therapeutic and prognostic implications, accurate recognition and differential diagnosis are crucial.

The low specificity and late onset of diagnostic clinical signs of thrombotic complications hinder their early recognition and differential diagnosis from other TRCs.

Unexpectedly, the differential recognition of the nuclear and cytoplasmic isoforms of PTEN was due to the recognition, by the aptamers, of different regions of the peptide.