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This latter population is preferentially infected by in HIV [11] and infiltrates the brain during infection [12,13].

This latter population remains extremely vulnerable.

This latter population represents the easternmost limit of the western Banksia species; east of Toolinna Cove no Banksia species occurs for over 900 kilometres (550 mi).

In this latter population of myoblasts, high levels of Cut repress vestigial, whereas in the IFM-forming population of myoblasts Vg down-regulates cut to low expression levels.

Furthermore, this latter population has predominantly a high CD43 staining, indicating that the impaired differentiation occurs within the large preB cell stage, at the transition between CD43+ and CD43− (Fig. 2A, right panel).

Second, we labeled subpopulations of excitatory neurons in the rat auditory cortex with ChR2 based on projection target by using herpes simplex virus 1 (HSV1), which is efficiently taken up by axons and transported retrogradely; we find that this latter population responds to acoustic stimulation differently from unlabeled neurons.

Indeed this number implies that 1 out of 2000 newborn individuals from the latter population would suffer from this tremendous disorder, but less than 100 individuals have been diagnosed with TPI deficiency worldwide [6].

As would be expected, ACR response rates and measures of remission are lower in the latter population although, even with this more conservative approach, one fifth of patients achieved DAS28 (ESR) remission after 5 years of CZP treatment.

This difference was only statistically significant in the latter population of herds.

If this increase is followed by a higher infectivity of the latter population as compared with the former one, as well as the role of apoptotic parasites on natural infections, remain to be clarified.

That this recovery is likely to be meaningful is supported by the latter population being enriched with HER2-positive patients.