context: However, MALS TKO mutant brains showed no alteration in aPKC staining, suggesting that MALS-3 is not required for the normal localization of the PAR3/PAR6/aPKC complex.
answer_0: Apparently, these results suggest that, although a loss of MALS-3 is tolerated by NPCs, its mislocalization is not, with mislocalization causing far more detrimental effects on apical polarity.
answer_1: Slowly, these results suggest that, although a loss of MALS-3 is tolerated by NPCs, its mislocalization is not, with mislocalization causing far more detrimental effects on apical polarity.
answer_2: Collectively, these results suggest that, although a loss of MALS-3 is tolerated by NPCs, its mislocalization is not, with mislocalization causing far more detrimental effects on apical polarity.
answer_3: So, these results suggest that, although a loss of MALS-3 is tolerated by NPCs, its mislocalization is not, with mislocalization causing far more detrimental effects on apical polarity.
answer_4: Besides, these results suggest that, although a loss of MALS-3 is tolerated by NPCs, its mislocalization is not, with mislocalization causing far more detrimental effects on apical polarity.
answer_5: In particular, these results suggest that, although a loss of MALS-3 is tolerated by NPCs, its mislocalization is not, with mislocalization causing far more detrimental effects on apical polarity.
answer_6: Coincidentally, these results suggest that, although a loss of MALS-3 is tolerated by NPCs, its mislocalization is not, with mislocalization causing far more detrimental effects on apical polarity.
answer_7: In short, these results suggest that, although a loss of MALS-3 is tolerated by NPCs, its mislocalization is not, with mislocalization causing far more detrimental effects on apical polarity.
answer_8: Namely, these results suggest that, although a loss of MALS-3 is tolerated by NPCs, its mislocalization is not, with mislocalization causing far more detrimental effects on apical polarity.
answer_9: As a result, these results suggest that, although a loss of MALS-3 is tolerated by NPCs, its mislocalization is not, with mislocalization causing far more detrimental effects on apical polarity.