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A key question is whether a mutation in a contractile protein (such as the β-myosin heavy chain) can trigger defects in both compaction of the myocardium and septation of the atria.

Misregulation of microtubules by either pre or postsynaptic Sec8 might therefore be expected to trigger defects in presynaptic growth.

The excessive release of the neurotransmitter glutamate from the inner hair cells can trigger defects in the synaptic connections in the auditory nerve and cause spiral ganglion cell death [ 100].

The ennobling effect is more difficult to detect in large area electrodes due to pit initiation triggered by defects and inclusions that are more regularly encountered in larger electrodes.

GUN1 is, therefore, required for a second signal that is triggered by defects in plastid gene expression (PGE).

While the PLCγ1 isoform is ubiquitously expressed and is required for embryonic development [ 21, 22], PLCγ2 is primarily present in haematopoietic lineage cells and its absence triggers defects in haematopoietic lineage cells [ 23– 28].

The thermally induced reduction in grain size can be considered as continuous static recrystallization triggered by defect rearrangement since smaller grains with highly reduced defect density are formed.

Douglas Carswell has made history by becoming UKIP's first elected MP, after winning the Clacton by-election he triggered after defecting from the Conservatives with a majority of 12,404.

The second model assumes that the defects occur in clusters of different size, based on the assumption that one error in the production process tends to trigger several defects.

These data suggest that deletion of BAR1 triggers growth defects at later stages of colony formation.

Detection of ENA in the adult brain indicates that this protein is present throughout the life of the organism, and thus its down-regulation could be triggering accumulative defects that in time result in behavioral impairment.