Respondents were asked if they had had any type of collaboration with counterparts in the other health sector in the previous six months.
In Additional file 1, Figure S1, we show that p53 is only expressed in the wild type counterparts of HCT116 and MEF as well as in U2OS but not in the derivatives with deleted p53 alleles or in SaOS-2.
Next, we produced transgenic durum wheat (cultivar Svevo) lines by introducing the mutated versions of the LMW-m and LMW-s genes, along with the wild type counterpart of the LMW-m gene.
Each type of epithelia and their malignant counterpart express a specific cytokeratin polypeptide pattern (Moll et al, 1982, 1983).
Moreover, based on the shared organ tropism of the adenoviral vector and its wt counterpart, this type of delivery may also permit the directing of amiRNAs predominantly to those cells that are also the preferred targets of the wt virus.
Mutation or complete loss (deletion) of the wild-type counterpart of any such gene in a malignant cell may make that cell more motile, invasive or metastatic.
This led to Greek depositors' being treated much better than their Cypriot counterparts — a type of discrimination that would not happen in a proper banking union.
Moreover, for 872 sources with identified counterparts, a type of object was not determined.
By learning and imitating the biologic characteristics and function of their biologic counterparts, this type of amphibious robots then reproduces these characteristics, such as Salamander I [1] and II [2] by Crespi, Pleurobot by Karakasiliotis [3], ACM-R5 by Yamada [4], Ariel by Yamauchi [5] and MLMR II by Deng [6].
But in a call organized by the Barbara Lee Family Foundation and the Center for American Women and Politics, women who have either run for president or worked for female presidential candidates said they worry that women still face a different set of challenges and a different type of treatment than their male counterparts. .
