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The presence of M1 isoforms was restricted exclusively to NPCs and neuronal cultures (Fig.  3A and C).

For example, significantly more surface (SRS) proteins were expressed in merozoites than in tachyzoites (40 versus 12), and their expression was restricted exclusively to the merozoite developmental stage.

Surprisingly, this haplotype C was found in similar proportions as haplotype A. However, and interestingly, this haplotype was restricted exclusively to Bio-region 2. This can explain the absence of previous reporting of this particular haplotype in Spain since none of the papers published were dealing with strains isolated from this Bio-region.

Under Senate rules, a reconciliation bill is not subject to filibuster as long as its subject matter is restricted exclusively to items that directly affect the budget.

Targeted recombination is confirmed since eGFP in these mice is restricted exclusively to PrRP neurons.

The expression profile of PI3Kδ in ROS was not evaluated, as its expression is restricted exclusively to leukocytes [ 12].

Analysis of p63 in breast tissuerevealed that expression, specifically of the transdominant DNp63, is restricted exclusively to myoepithelial cells.

They are composed of a stylus and an apical sensory peg functioning as combined chemo-mechanoreceptors that are restricted exclusively to the tip region (Altner & Altner, 1986).

Investigations of the male reproductive toxicity of ethoxyethanol (ethylene glycol monoethyl ether) have been restricted exclusively to histopathological assessments of the testes.

In some circumstances, especially when disease extension is restricted exclusively to colon or in acute, severe phases of the disease like pancolitis when inflammation is widely spread to the colon, establishing an accurate diagnosis is very difficult.

To start the first group comparison for two groups of arrays, access is restricted exclusively to the owner by the ownership status of all pairwise comparisons needed for a group comparison.