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One possible model to explain the apparently contradictory findings would include the event of homologous recombination of the transgene flanking regions, in which inactive copies of the transgene segregate from those still active.
Additionally, the nodal metastases derived from the MFP primary site segregate from those derived from the peripheral circulation.
If the transcriptome assembly and annotations were accurate, the expression profiles of a given tissue should cluster with those of the same tissue origin and segregate from those of different origins [ 36, 38].
Others argued for a divided Sudan, with the northerners segregated from those in the south.
At many of the other 350 honors colleges that have sprung up around the country, students are more segregated from those in non-honors programs, and Dr. Digby, a former president of the National Collegiate Honors Council, said the model adopted by Hofstra shortchanged the honors students.
Furthermore, in most regions of the world, cultivars with an enhanced nutrition profiles, such as those with elevated Zn, will need to be segregated from those without the trait so the impact is not diluted.
The fluorinated side chains of the cations indeed self-associate and form domains that are segregated from those of the polar and alkyl domains.
Some geographic clustering was visible, i.e., the derived group of strains from South America (uppermost clade of population 5 in the Figure A1) was segregated from those from Central America.
In addition, most of these assembly-deficient mutant desmins completely segregate from the vimentin system.
A future where the tools that once promised to help us meet people with different backgrounds and ideologies from our own actually end up being used, quite unintentionally, to segregate us from those same people.
In phylogenetic analysis, specifically for the base-pair regions 411 428 and 478 525, our seroconverter sequences segregated away from those reported earlier in the literature, indicating specific evolutionary changes in these conserved regions of nef in currently circulating viruses.
