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Consequently, it is plausable that the biological drivers of this may be distinct from classical angiogenic factors (Shih Ie, 2011).

An additional apomictic species is M. mayaguensis, although this may be distinct from the three main species of apomictic RKN [ 42].

Thus, SIVmac239 can acquire the ability to use CXCR4 with high efficiency, but the changes required for this phenotype may be distinct from those for HIV-1 CXCR4 use.

Primary human uNK cells from non-pregnant endometrium were not assessed and therefore the responses of uNK cells to E2 treatment described in this study may be distinct to uNK cells from first trimester decidua.

This paradigm may be distinct from Bim-dependent "activated T cell death" described by Hildeman et al. in mice challenged with a single dose of superantigen [ 36], which may be interpreted as predominantly cytokine withdrawal apoptosis, not restimulation-induced death with repeated Ag dosing.

This functional circuit may be distinct from the circuit that regulates emotion during tasks that do not involve the control of movement.

This investigation highlighted factors that may be distinct to IPD cases associated with pandemic (H1N1) 2009.

This observation suggests that there may be distinct roles or sub-localizations of the two classes of γCA within CI; specifically, the high degree of conservation of the N-terminal region of the AcCa2/CA1-3 class, but not AcCa1/CAL1-2 class, implies that the functional constraints at protein N-termini are stronger in the former class.

This suggests that breast cancer in young women may be distinct with a unique underlying biology.

Those tigers may be distinct from those lions, but this doesn't require 'the tigers' to refer to a collection, sum, or particular thing of any stripe.

This implies that the trans-factors that recognize them may be distinct from known RNA-binding proteins.