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The Gollum Channels and Whittard Canyon (NE Atlantic) are two areas that receive high input of organic matter and phytodetritus from euphotic layers, but they are typified by different trophic and hydrodynamic conditions.

Imprinting is determined by the establishment of different states of epigenetic modification in male and female gametes at imprinting control regions (ICRs), typified by differences in DNA methylation (giving rise to the term germline differentially methylated region or gDMR).

Closure of the PNP occurs with three 'modes' of closure, at different gestational ages and, therefore, at different axial levels, typified by the formation of MHPs (mode 1), DLHPs (mode 3) or both (mode 2) (6).

Radical formal concepts were further conveyed in books, magazines and posters through unconventional, indeed taboo, methods of page layout, typified by a clash of typefaces in different weights, sizes and styles that violently disrupted traditional reading habits and forced the eye to move from bottom to top, right to left, and diagonally up and down a page of print.

They encode four types of archaeal rhodopsins that respond to different wavelengths of light either by transporting ions, as observed in BR (bacteriorhodopsin) and HR (halorhodopsin) [ 2– 4], or by serving as illumination sensors that trigger different phototaxic responses typified by the SRs (sensory rhodopsins) I and II found in Halobacterium salinarium [ 5– 7].

Similar conflicts may be observed between national and sub-national governments in environments where political power over resources and reforms is shared amongst different levels of government, typified by the federal system of government [ 4- 6].

The differences between UspA and UspF in the binding of ATP, despite their significant structural similarity, suggest that the UspA and UspFG subgroups typified by these two E. coli proteins display different substrate specificities (Weber and Jung 2006).

Although MNDs have quite different aetiologies, they are all typified by progressive paralysis resulting in severe disability.

Furthermore, there is increased evidence that each of the non-GBM forms of glioma are typified by certain molecular characteristics, which may well reflect different genetic predispositions.

Do chemotropic BMPs, typified by BMP7, and non-chemotropic BMPs, such as BMP6, display different receptor binding capacities?

The strong family ties were typified by Ms. Escoto and Ms. Manaiza, who were as close as they were different.