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signals cannot resolve nonstationarity-related issues and, thus, cannot reliably assess nonlinear interactions in physiologicalsystems. In this review we discuss a new technique called multimodal pressure flow (MMPF) method that utilizes Hilbert-Huangtransformation to quantify in[r]
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Fig. 9. Phylogeny proposed by Grosclaude and Martin [6] for theas1-Cas alleles and differences between the corresponding variants. Thephylogenetic t ree proposed is based on the existence of a singleancestra l allele ( B1), which was considered to be the o riginal o ne give nits close s[r]
Dominant, recessive, X-linked, and mitochondrial (matrilinear) inheritance It should be recognized, however, that some individuals acquire a mutated gene from an unaffected parent. De novo germline mutations occur more frequently during later cell divisions in gametogenes[r]
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be difficult to prove the limit characterization and the summation properties of recessivesolutions using only the knowledge of the asymptotic behavior of solutions and theirquasi-differences. This problem, when (1.10) fails, jointly with a discussion about relatedsummation criteria, is c[r]
Durham, North Carolina, USA 27708Abstract: Field and laboratory studies were conducted to evaluate the use of bacterial growth on aquatic insects as a metric for determining the existence of nutrient impacts in wetlands. Results from field inves- tigations indicated that elevated conce[r]
Fig. 4 AD4: PSEN2 structure and mutations. Thus far, at least 16 mutations in the PSEN2 genehave been described, of which a few are shown. For a more complete list of PSEN2 mutations, seehttp://www.molgen.ua.ac.be/ADMutations. The V393M novel mutation was most recently foundin one case[r]