They determine the resting calcium level and show it is different from primary cilia (lower), further refining the distinct features of these different types of cilia.
This study refines several distinct chromosome 3p, 8p, 9q and 22q regions undergoing frequent allele loss in gallbladder carcinoma that will aid in the positional identification of tumour suppressor genes involved in gallbladder carcinoma pathogenesis.
Lentil pots like the one that the two Jerusalem curators found were the sine qua non of every Jerusalem kitchen, from the humblest to the most elaborate, as were the battery of tools with which wheats and grains were pounded and refined in very distinct and various ways to produce whiter, lighter flours and hence more delicate breads and pastries.
This tactic is so refined that genetically distinct "gentes" or races of common cuckoo produce eggs containing the same palette of egg tints as each host species.
Diamond Blackfan anaemia (DBA; OMIM #205900) was first reported by Josephs (1936) and refined as a distinct clinical entity by Diamond and Blackfan (1938).
Iron, found almost everywhere in Africa, was considered more valuable if it was refined and forged into distinct shapes.
In addition, the type 2 pharmacophore model should be refined along with three distinct noncompetitive sites on AMPA receptors (note that the "O" site and "E" site compounds differ by a single atom enlargement of the 7,8-methylenedioxy ring).
Although these studies are beginning to refine CICs into distinct subgroups, the remaining question is which of the phenotypically distinct CICs are responsible for chemotherapy resistance and radiation resistance and organ-specific metastasis.
Calcium imaging studies refined this work, showing that these distinct tuning properties arise early and are largely constant during embryonic and early larval development [ 18].
A TWINSPAN classification, refined by Braun-Blanquet procedures, revealed eight distinct, mainly woodland plant communities.
