Значения термина distinct subtype на английском

Comparison with lung model systems revealed distinct subtype to cell type correspondence.

The presence of antisocial disorders signals a distinct subtype of ADHD.

Panfacial vitiligo was a distinct subtype with onset in old age and less involvement of other body parts.

Hairline vitiligo was another distinct subtype with onset in old age and a poor response to conventional phototherapy.

MSI-Low tumors may represent a distinct subtype of colorectal cancer with respect to certain epidemiologic variables studied here.

Background: Well over a quarter of human breast cancers are ErbB2-driven and constitute a distinct subtype with substantially poorer prognosis.

These findings suggest that these BLs could represent a distinct subtype that might have a different biology, which needs to be defined.

We recently described a distinct subtype of asthma defined by the expression of genes inducible by T(H)2 cytokines in bronchial epithelium.

Clinical and translational research should explore the role of childhood maltreatment as causing a potential clinically and biologically distinct subtype of major depressive disorder.

The initial clinical features associated with translocations involving the 11q23 chromosomal region may define a distinct subtype of ALL.

Objective: Clear cell carcinoma of the ovary is a distinct subtype of epithelial cancer associated with chemoresistance and poor outcome compared with serous papillary carcinomas.

Histopathology and mRNA expression profiles revealed close correlation with distinct subtypes of PTCL.

These cells possess distinct subtypes and interact with each other.

Animal studies have suggested the presence of distinct subtypes of ASCs with different differentiation properties.

A number of distinct subtypes of neuroblastoma exist with different genetic abnormalities that are predicative of outcome.

Importantly, both assays indicated that the two geographically related outbreaks were caused by distinct subtypes of EMRSA-15.