These sex-related differences may underlie the sex-specific preponderance of certain neuropsychiatric disorders, and must be incorporated in the design of future basic and clinical investigations.
Her allele-specific chromosome conformation capture data are revealing megabase-scale DNA domains with a preponderance of specific chromatin markings.
Number of patients in whom each mutation was found, should be indicated – this would give an idea about any preponderance of specific mutations in this population.
Given the known effects of cytokines IL-18, IL-10 and IL-12, and data in the literature relating to Tat, Ref and Nef1, the present findings show that despite the preponderance of GvpC specific protein, even very small segments of these pathogen proteins could play specific and significant roles in vivo by influencing the local milieu [ 27- 29].
Lung cancer diagnoses within the four major histological types are based on the preponderance of a specific histopathology by light microscopy.
Eukaryotic TADs are generally defined based on the presence of a preponderance of a specific amino acid or class of amino acids.
It has been mentioned that a preponderance in any specific gender is unlikely and it develops 7 months to 2 years after the start of SRL (mean SRL levels ranging from 10 to 20 ng/mL) [ 20] or a few days to 36 months after the start of EVL (mean EVL levels ranging from 3 to 26 ng/mL) in an arm- or leg-localized lymphoedema form of varying severity (Table 2).
The mouse heart and uterus did not utilize a preponderance of rodent-specific genes but instead had many that were vertebrate-specific, Baker and Knox report, indicating the importance of recently evolved genes in the placenta.
Inhibition of late lytic cycle protein expression by this drug, however, diminishes virion antigen presentation and may lead to a preponderance of autoantigen-specific TH cell responses.
