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The other underlying difference is that the sequence fragments are not cloned before sequencing, and cannot easily be recovered and reused as reagents, or modified for further investigation.
The nicest thing he was able to say about them, really, was that they are a lot like civilian trials: "The truth is that the reformed commissions draw from the same Constitutional protections that underlie our civilian courts -- the key difference being that, in commissions, evidentiary rules reflect the realities of the battlefield and the difficulties of conducting investigations in a war zone".
The molecular organization underlying that difference is probably related to expression of different claudins, since those proteins play an important role in barrier size-selectivity and selectivity to paracellular movement of ions.
While the mechanism underlying this difference is unknown, it clearly shows that Sod1 is needed for optimal cell growth during even modest zinc limitation while Tsa1 is only required under the most severely zinc-deficient conditions.
The reason underlying this difference is unknown.
One reason that may underlie this difference is the weaker antigenic drift in H1N1, associated with co-circulation of multiple H1N1 lineages and weaker H1N1 bottleneck effects between seasons compared to those of H3N2 [24], [24].
Eventually, when the chain of causation is traced in full, the chances are that the underlying difference between polar and tropical octopuses will be in the DNA itself.
The mechanisms underlying this difference are unclear; however, our evidence suggests that the inhibitory effect of androgen on the PERK-eIF2 α-ATF4 pathway may occur independently of Grp78/BiP upregulation.
Although the mechanism underlying this difference was not known, the authors suggested that the same pathogenic mechanism may be responsible for the chronic cough frequently observed in school children who were born prematurely and therefore exposed to hyperoxia in the postnatal stage.
Despite that angiopoietin-2 (Ang2) produces more versatile and dynamic functions than angiopoietin-1 (Ang1) in angiogenesis and inflammation, the molecular mechanism that underlies this difference is still unknown.
