Many of these loci also confer susceptibility to other autoimmune diseases and may thus represent genes controlling general immune function, the defects of which may lead to an enhanced autoimmune response.
This effect may not be of immediate importance to the health of the individual, but the significance, in terms of long-term morbidity and mortality, of the renal tubular defect of which it is an indicator is not fully understood, and certain sequelae may have remained unrecognized due to inadequate follow-up.
Led by stepwise elimination, the originating center is tentatively assigned to the SMo or S2Mo antisite, "inherently" associated with grain boundaries, an intrinsic structural defect of which the incorporation emerges as inherent to the growth method used.
Only the defect of those actions which is their sinfulness derives from us.
The defects of graphene, which can be originated from the inevitable occurrence of residual oxidizing impurities in the chamber's atmosphere and gas feedstock, are suppressed under high H2 flow rate.
We have shown that the centrosomal protein Cnn and a polarity kinase Par-1 are critical component of the COC, defects of which leading to high frequency of spindle misorientation (Inaba et al., 2010; Yuan et al., 2012).
Interestingly, donepezil pre-treatment during FC training just tended to rescue the defect of fear-associated USVs, which were nearly totally suppressed in Sal-Sap rats.
The ocular findings in our cohort were comparable to previous reports, except for the visual field defects, of which a higher percentage was found in our study (60% versus 9%) [ 3, 6].
But the euro had many other defects, of which neither the architects nor the member states were fully aware.
The late Jim Oberstar, a Minnesota Democrat who chaired the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee's September 2010 hearing, stated that Enbridge had requested a two-and-a-half-year extension from the Department of Transportation to repair 329 defects, of which the company had been aware for two years.
A growing body of evidence has demonstrated that CFTR is involved, directly or indirectly, in the transport of HCO3−, defects of which could be one of the major underlying mechanisms for CF-related clinical presentations [24].
