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Myc ablation is also associated with ATP depletion that likely arises from a combination of atrophic mitochondria, reduced glycolysis and OXPHOS and electron transport chain (ETC) dysfunction.
Our mouse model is not insulin resistant in contrast to humans, a difference that likely arises due to discrepancy in the distribution and function of their various fat pads.
The residual stress distribution exhibits the general features of an axisymmetric analytical approximation, but also contains details that likely arise from the pre-existing material state and fabrication of the shrink fit assembly.
We note that substrate 6 yielded the smallest signal increase, mainly due to a higher baseline signal that likely arose from "wobbling" of the shorter and more AT-rich upstream portion.
The results reported here reveal that higher plants possess a set of conserved poly(A) polymerase genes that likely arose from a single ancestral gene via a series of gene duplications.
Within Feliformia, the cat family Felidae is composed of 37 species and numerous subspecies organized into eight monophyletic lineages that likely arose 10 million years ago.
Last, although emerging at a similar developmental stage, K6+ and K14+/K8+ cells are overall two distinct populations of cells that likely arise independently during embryogenesis.
The remaining 12% of all new arrangements are complex gains that likely arose by a chain of events (see Materials and Methods; fig. 4).
This is in agreement with the known presence of the genes encoding AtNSP1, AtNSP3 and AtNSP4 as tandem genes that likely arose by recent gene duplications.
In contrast with all avian viruses within this clade, the current human isolate contains the mammalian adaptation mutation PB2-E627K, A/Sichuan/26221/20142014 has acquired PB2-D701N, suggesting a rapid acquisition of mammalian adaptation changes that likely arose after human infection.
Zebrafish also contain four Runx genes, however two of those are clearly Runx2 orthologs (Runx2a and Runx2b) that likely arose from partial or whole genome duplication in the ray-finned fish lineage [ 55, 56].
