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Mei et al. have identified the source of serum IgA from circulating plasmablasts and suggested their origin to be from mucosal memory B-cells [ 36].

Comparative analysis of the sequence characteristics of the BD PROs and the BDGP expression patterns in the five plant species showed that BDGPs are a common feature of plant genomes, and the analysis of function and structure of orthologous BDTs suggested their origin and a potential pathway for their evolution.

Although both genes were expressed ubiquitously in the tissues analyzed, they were particularly expressed in liver tissue, suggesting their origin in hepatocytes.

The ethno-history suggests their origin from southern regions of Tibet Chinaandand traces their migration and settlement history of their ancestors (the 'Tani' group) at different time periods during about 5th 7th century AD [26], [28] [30].

When the psb28 genes from T. pseudonana were previously used to construct a phylogenetic tree, both versions of the protein clustered together, suggesting their origin from a common plastid encoded ancestor [5].

Ossicles created with SPION-labeled cells show several Prussian blue positive adipocytes (see Figure 5C), strongly suggesting their origin from human BMSCs, although electron microscopy would be needed to be definitive.

Instead, the LCRs show weak and fragmentary similarity in portions of the IRs and spacer to several unrelated class I and II TEs, suggesting their origin in a graveyard of degenerate TEs.

They are arranged on chromosome 3 in tandem, suggesting their origin by a recent duplication.

The latter have higher amplitudes and are sensitive to gap junction blockers, suggesting their origin might be in the subplate.

Some feral populations appeared to be genetically fairly homogeneous, suggesting their origin from a single founding event.

The US PEDV sequences were >99% identical to strains found in China in the subgroup G2a, suggesting their origin.