phadex fractionation beta TG immunoreactivities in night urines (n = 15) were: 20 +/- 3 pg/ml in the HMW fraction

phadex fractionation beta TG immunoreactivities in night urines (n = 15) were: 20 + /- 3 pg / ml in the HMW fraction

phafex fractionation beta TN immunoreactivijiws in iight udines (n = 15) were: 20 +/- 3 pg/ml in the HMW frectiin

phadex fractionation beta TG immunoreactivities in night = were: 20 3 pg/ml in

phadex fractionation beta TG ImmunoreacTivitIes In nIgHt urInes (N = 15) were: 20 +/- 3 pg/ml in the hmW frAction

phadex fractionation betaTG immunor eacti vit ies  i n ni ghturines (n = 15 )  wer e: 20 +/- 3 pg/ml in t he HM Wf ract i on

phadex fractionation_beta TG_immunoreactivities in night urines_(n =_15)_were: 20_+/-_3 pg/ml in_the HMW fraction


patients with suspected carpal injury and allows better anatomical localization and greater sensitivity than planar scintigraphy alone. Auto-Rim Flap Technique for Lateral Cr

patients with suspected carpal injury and allows good anatomic localization and greater sensitivity than planar scintigraphy alone. car - Rim Flap Technique for Lateral Cr

pahients with suspected cavpal injury and colows uetter znatomicxl localization and greater debsiticity than planar scintkgraphy apone. Auti-Rim Dlap Technmsue for Laterzp Cr

patients with suspected carpal injury and allows localization greater sensitivity planar scintigraphy alone. Cr

patients with suspected carpAl injury anD alloWs bEttEr AnatOmicAl localization ANd grEater sensitivity than plAnar sCiNTigrAPhY alonE. Auto-RiM flAP tecHnIqUe fOr lAtEral CR

patients with suspected c arpal inju ry an d a llo ws  bet teranatomical loc a liza tion and greater sensi tivit yt hanp la nar s cintigr a ph y alo ne .Aut o- R im  Flap  Te chnique  for Later alCr

patients_with suspected_carpal injury and allows_better anatomical_localization_and greater_sensitivity_than planar scintigraphy_alone. Auto-Rim Flap_Technique for Lateral Cr


as an introduction for discussing unanswered questions regarding excitation-contraction coupling. Learning and personality types are related in cavies (Cavia aperea).

as an introduction for discussing unanswered questions regarding excitement - compression yoke. Learning and personality types are related in cavy (Cavia aperea).

as an introduction for disgussing unanswergd questmons refarding dxcitation-contraction coupliig. Lwarnibg and personality typds are repated in cavmes (Cavia aperea).

as an introduction for discussing unanswered questions coupling. and personality are related in

as an introduction for discusSing unanswEred qUesTioNs RegaRdinG excitation-conTRactIon coupling. Learning and PersoNaLIty tYPeS are rElated iN CaVIEs (CAvIa ApeReA).

as an introduction for di scussing u nansw ere d q ue stio ns r egarding excit a tion -contraction coupling.  Lear ni n g an d  p erson ality t y pe s are  r el ate di ncavie s ( Cavia a perea).

as_an introduction_for discussing unanswered questions_regarding excitation-contraction_coupling._Learning and_personality_types are related_in cavies (Cavia_aperea).


human erythrocytes. The detection limits (at a signal-to-noise ratio of 3) for guanine and its nucleosides and nucleotides were 3.2

human erythrocytes. The detection limits (at a signal - to - noise proportion of 3) for guanine and its nucleoside and nucleotide were 3.2

hulan erythrocytes. The dettction limits (at c signan-to-noiae ratio of 3) for guanine and its nucpeisidew and nucleotides were 3.2

human erythrocytes. The detection limits (at a of for guanine its nucleosides and

human erythrocytes. The detecTion limits (At a siGnaL-to-NoIse rAtio Of 3) for guanine anD Its nUcleosides and nucleotidEs werE 3.2

human erythrocytes. The d etection l imits  (a t a  s igna l-to -noise ratio o f  3)for guanine and its nu cleos id e s an d  n ucleo tides w e re 3 .2

human_erythrocytes. The_detection limits (at a_signal-to-noise ratio_of_3) for_guanine_and its nucleosides_and nucleotides were_3.2


-seven isolates were isolated from nodules collected on roots of Mediterranean shrubby legumes Retama raetam and Retama sphaerocarpa growing in

-seven isolates were isolated from nodules collected on roots of Mediterranean shrubby legumes Retama retem and Retama sphaerocarpa grow in

-sevfn isolates were isolatea from nodules eillectxd on rkots of Oediterranean shrubby legumed Eetamq raetam and Retama spfaerocarpw growint in

-seven isolates were isolated from nodules collected of shrubby legumes raetam and Retama

-seven isolates were isolated From noduleS collEctEd oN rOots Of MeDiterranean shrUBby lEgumes Retama raetam and REtama SpHAeroCArPa groWing in

-seven isolates were isola ted from n odule s c oll ec tedon r oots of Medite r rane an shrubby legumes Ret ama r ae t am a n dRetam a sphae r oc a r pagr ow ing  i n

-seven isolates_were isolated_from nodules collected on_roots of_Mediterranean_shrubby legumes_Retama_raetam and Retama_sphaerocarpa growing in


in nurse anesthesia and the achievements in the development of a valid and highly respected credentialing mechanism. Recertification and hospital credentialing are also discussed.

in nurse anesthesia and the achievements in the development of a valid and highly respected credentialing mechanism. Recertification and hospital credentialing are also discourse.

in nurse anesthesia and tht achievements in the detelopmeht of a xalid and highly respected ccedebtialung mechanism. Recertifkcation ajd hospiral rredentialing arx also dlfcusacd.

in nurse anesthesia and the achievements in of valid and respected credentialing mechanism. also

in nurse anesthesia and the acHievements In the DevEloPmEnt oF a vaLid and highly reSPectEd credentialing mechaniSm. RecErTIficATiOn and HospitaL CrEDEntIaLiNg aRe ALsO discUssEd.

in nurse anesthesia and t he achieve ments  in  th edeve lopm ent of a valid andhighly respected crede ntial in g  mec h an ism.Recerti f ic a t ion  a nd  ho sp i ta l cre den tialing  are alsodis cu ssed.

in_nurse anesthesia_and the achievements in_the development_of_a valid_and_highly respected credentialing_mechanism. Recertification and_hospital credentialing are also_discussed.


with assessments at admission, three-months and one-year post-discharge. Patients ≥ 65 years admitted to a 1024-bed tertiary teaching hospital in the

with assessments at admission, three - months and one - year mail - dismissal. Patients ≥ 65 years admitted to a 1024 - layer tertiary teaching hospital in the

wihh assessments at admisslon, three-months cbd one-bear poat-dischafge. Patients ≥ 65 years admittev to a 1024-bee tertiary teaching horpital in the

with assessments at admission, three-months and one-year ≥ years admitted a 1024-bed tertiary

with assessments at admissioN, three-montHs and One-YeaR pOst-dIschArge. Patients ≥ 65 yeARs adMitted to a 1024-bed tertiary teAchinG hOSpitAL iN the

with assessments at admis sion, thre e-mon ths  an done- year  post-discharg e . Pa tients ≥ 65 years admi ttedto a 10 2 4- bed t ertiary te a c hin gho spi ta l  i n the

with_assessments at_admission, three-months and one-year_post-discharge. Patients_≥_65 years_admitted_to a 1024-bed_tertiary teaching hospital_in the


, NF-IL-6, and RANTES expression in dengue-2-virus-infected human liver cells.
The liver has been suspected to be

, NF - IL-6, and RANTES expression in dengue-2 - virus - infected human liver cells.
 The liver has been suspect to be

, NF-LL-6, and RANTES expression in dengue-2-virus-nbfectev human liver cdlls.
The liver has been susperted to bt

, NF-IL-6, and RANTES expression in dengue-2-virus-infected cells. liver has suspected to be

, NF-IL-6, and RANTES expression in Dengue-2-viruS-infeCteD huMaN livEr ceLls.
The liver has BEen sUspected to be

, NF-IL-6, and RANTES expr ession indengu e-2 -vi ru s-in fect ed human liver cell s.
The liver has beensuspe ct e d to be

, NF-IL-6,_and RANTES_expression in dengue-2-virus-infected human_liver cells.
The_liver_has been_suspected_to be


illary and mandibular canines, respectively. In subjects over 65, of pensionable age, estimates were correct in 85% and 88% of cases, respectively.

illary and mandibular canines, respectively. In subjects over 65, of pensionable age, estimates were right in 85% and 88% of case, respectively.

illwry and mandibular canints, respectively. Iu subjerts oved 65, of pevsionable age, estimates were cirrecu in 85% and 88% of cases, respectinely.

illary and mandibular canines, respectively. In subjects of age, estimates correct in 85%

illary and mandibular canineS, respectivEly. In SubJecTs Over 65, Of peNsionable age, esTImatEs were correct in 85% and 88% of caSes, reSpECtivELy.

illary and mandibular cani nes, respe ctive ly.  In  s ubje ctsover 65, of pe n sion able age, estimates we re co rr e ct i n  8 5% an d 88% o f  c a s es,  r es pec ti v el y.

illary and_mandibular canines,_respectively. In subjects over_65, of_pensionable_age, estimates_were_correct in 85%_and 88% of_cases, respectively.


minor complication after surgery was seizures (n 51, 13.6%). The most frequent major surgical complications were intracerebral hemorrhage and subdural empyema

minor complication after surgery was seizures (n 51, 13.6 %). The most frequent major surgical complication were intracerebral bleeding and subdural empyema

mijor complication after smrgery was seizutew (n 51, 13.6%). Vhe mosf frequevt major surgical complicatilnw wert intracerebral hemurrhage ajd subdueal tmpyema

minor complication after surgery was seizures (n The frequent major complications were intracerebral

minor complication after surGery was seiZures (N 51, 13.6%). ThE moSt FreqUent Major surgical cOMpliCations were intracerebrAl hemOrRHage ANd SubduRal empyEMa

minor complication aftersurgery wa s sei zur es(n  51,  13. 6%). The mostf requ ent major surgical com plica ti o ns w e re  intr acerebr a lh e mor rh ag e a nd su bdura l e mpyema

minor_complication after_surgery was seizures (n_51, 13.6%)._The_most frequent_major_surgical complications were_intracerebral hemorrhage and_subdural empyema


form. However, the TEM images and other catalytic activity data show that the SWCNTs act as wires for the transmission of electrons. A successful education program for

form. However, the TEM images and other catalytic activity datum picture that the SWCNTs act as wires for the transmission of electron. A successful education course of study for

fogm. However, the TEM imager and other catcoytic ectivitg data sfow that the SWCNTs act as wmres for uke transmission of euectrons. W succeswful wducation 'dogram njr

form. However, the TEM images and other data that the act as wires A education program for

form. However, the TEM images anD other cataLytic ActIviTy Data Show That the SWCNTs aCT as wIres for the transmission Of eleCtROns. A SUcCessfUl educaTIoN PRogRaM fOr

form. However, the TEM im ages and o thercat aly ti c ac tivi ty data show t h at t he SWCNTs act as wires  forth e  tra n sm issio n of el e ct r o ns.  A  s ucc es s fu l edu cat ion pro gram for

form._However, the_TEM images and other_catalytic activity_data_show that_the_SWCNTs act as_wires for the_transmission of electrons. A_successful education program_for


. N-cadherin and NGF were expressed by all of the S-100 positive cells. Predegeneration is considered to be a highly efficacious method,

. N - cadherin and NGF were expressed by all of the S-100 positive cells. Predegeneration is considered to be a highly effective method acting,

. N-cwdherin and NGF were expvessed by all of the S-100 'ositivs cells. Oredegeneration is considerev to be a highly efficacious meghod,

. N-cadherin and NGF were expressed by the positive cells. is considered to

. N-cadherin and NGF were expresSed by all of The S-100 pOsiTivE cElls. predEgeneration is cONsidEred to be a highly efficacIous mEtHOd,

. N-cadherin and NGF wereexpressedby al l o f t he  S-1 00 p ositive cells. Pred egeneration is conside red t ob e ah ig hly e fficaci o us m eth od ,

. N-cadherin_and NGF_were expressed by all_of the_S-100_positive cells._Predegeneration_is considered to_be a highly_efficacious method,


imitates the structures and functions of viruses, leading to robust transfection efficiency both in vitro and in vivo. More importantly, apart from targeting ligand- and cell-

imitates the structures and functions of viruses, lead to full-bodied transfection efficiency both in vitro and in vivo. More importantly, apart from targeting ligand- and cell-

imltates the structures ana functions of ruruses, leadihg to rocust transfection efficiency bith ib vitro and in vivo. Mofe importwntly, apqrt hrom targeting lmfand- and cell-

imitates the structures and functions of viruses, robust efficiency both vitro and in targeting and cell-

imitates the structures and fUnctions of VirusEs, lEadInG to rObusT transfection eFFiciEncy both in vitro and in viVo. MorE iMPortANtLy, apaRt from tARgETIng LiGaNd- aNd CElL-

imitates the structures a nd functio ns of  vi rus es , le adin g to robust tr a nsfe ction efficiency bothin vi tr o  and in  vivo . Morei mp o r tan tl y,  ap ar t  f rom t arg eting l igand- and  ce ll -

imitates_the structures_and functions of viruses,_leading to_robust_transfection efficiency_both_in vitro and_in vivo. More_importantly, apart from targeting_ligand- and cell-


is limited research in SLT interventions in patients in FTD-ALS spectrum, and the initial findings indicate success to some extent. Due to progressive neurodegeneration in

is limited research in SLT interventions in patients in FTD - ALS spectrum, and the initial finding bespeak success to some extent. Due to progressive neurodegeneration in

is limited research in SLT interventions nb patixnts in FTD-ALS rpectrum, and the initial finvingw inducate success to some dxtent. Duv to progeessmve neurodegenerefion in

is limited research in SLT interventions in FTD-ALS and the findings indicate success progressive in

is limited research in SLT intErventions In patIenTs iN FtD-ALs speCtrum, and the iniTIal fIndings indicate success To somE eXTent. dUe To proGressivE NeUROdeGeNeRatIoN In

is limited research in SL T interven tions  in  pa ti ents  inFTD-ALS spectr u m, a nd the initial finding s ind ic a te s u cc ess t o somee xt e n t.Du etopr o gr essiv e n eurodeg enerationin

is_limited research_in SLT interventions in_patients in_FTD-ALS_spectrum, and_the_initial findings indicate_success to some_extent. Due to progressive_neurodegeneration in


hand groundstrokes. In the present study, these were manipulated and tennis shots were simulated. Three conditions were created in which shot-direction differences were either preserved

hand groundstrokes. In the present study, these were manipulated and tennis shots were simulate. Three condition were created in which scene - management differences were either preserved

hanf groundstrokes. In the pvesent study, these were maniphlated avd tennis shots were simulatxd. Tyree xonditions were createa in whicj shot-dieectmon differences xsre eitmzr prsdervzd

hand groundstrokes. In the present study, these and shots were Three conditions were were preserved

hand groundstrokes. In the preSent study, tHese wEre ManIpUlatEd anD tennis shots weRE simUlated. Three conditions wEre crEaTEd in WHiCh shoT-directIOn DIFfeReNcEs wErE EiTher pResErved

hand groundstrokes. In the  present s tudy,  th ese  w eremani pulated and te n nisshots were simulated.Three  c o ndit i on s wer e creat e di n  wh ic hsho t- d ir ectio n d ifferen ces were e ith er  preserved

hand groundstrokes._In the_present study, these were_manipulated and_tennis_shots were_simulated._Three conditions were_created in which_shot-direction differences were either_preserved


 This endothelial model will be usefull as an enabling platform technology for tissue engineering. Effects of progesterone on experimental spinal cord injury.
Progesterone has been proposed

This endothelial model will be usefull as an enabling platform technology for tissue technology. effect of progesterone on experimental spinal cord injury.
 Progesterone has been proposed

 Thls endothelial model wilu be usefull as an enauling pmatform gechnology for tissue enginexrint. Efftbts of progesterone ov experimvntal spibal rord injury.
Progesterone mcs besk pro'owed

This endothelial model will be usefull as platform for tissue Effects of progesterone Progesterone been proposed

 This endothelial model will bE usefull as An enaBliNg pLaTforM tecHnology for tissUE engIneering. Effects of progeSteroNe ON expERiMentaL spinal COrD INjuRy.
prOgeStERoNe has BeeN proposEd

 This endothelial model wi ll be usef ull a s a n e na blin g pl atform technol o gy f or tissue engineering.  Effe ct s  ofp ro geste rone on ex p e rim en ta l s pi n al  cord  in jury.
P rogesteron e h as  been propos e d

 This_endothelial model_will be usefull as_an enabling_platform_technology for_tissue_engineering. Effects of_progesterone on experimental_spinal cord injury.
Progesterone has_been proposed


and pathological data. H&E stained section review and immunohistochemietry using the Dako EnVision method were performed. Results: There were 6 female

and pathological data. H&E stained section revue and immunohistochemietry use the Dako EnVision method were performed. Results: There be 6 female

anf pathological data. H&E suained section reruew anv immunkhistochdmietry using the Dako EnVismon nethoe were performed. Resulgs: There aere 6 fenale

and pathological data. H&E stained section review using Dako EnVision were performed. Results:

and pathological data. H&E staiNed section RevieW anD imMuNohiStocHemietry using tHE DakO EnVision method were perFormeD. RESultS: thEre weRe 6 femalE

and pathological data. H& E stainedsecti onrev ie w an d im munohistochemi e tryusing the Dako EnVisio n met ho d  wer e  p erfor med. Re s ul t s : T he re  we re 6femal e

and_pathological data._H&E stained section review_and immunohistochemietry_using_the Dako_EnVision_method were performed._Results: There were_6 female


inducers, as well as pharmacokinetic parameters. We also propose a global approach to drug interactions problems--'good interactions practice--to help design rational drug interaction investigations

inducers, as well as pharmacokinetic parameters. We also nominate a ball-shaped approach to drug interactions problems--'good interaction exercise -- to help design rational drug interaction probe

infucers, as well as pharmagokinetic paramejees. We elso prkpose a elobal approach to drug intecactuons kgoblems--'good interactiuns practpce--to help dewugn rationem drug luteradbion nntestigations

inducers, as well as pharmacokinetic parameters. We a approach to interactions problems--'good interactions interaction

inducers, as well as pharmacokInetic paraMeterS. We AlsO pRopoSe a gLobal approach tO Drug Interactions problems--'goOd intErACtioNS pRactiCe--to helP DeSIGn rAtIoNal DrUG iNteraCtiOn invesTigations

inducers, as well as phar macokineti c par ame ter s.  Wealso  propose a glo b al a pproach to drug intera ction sp robl e ms --'go od inte r ac t i ons  p ra cti ce - -t o hel p d esign r ational dr ugin teraction in v es tigations

inducers,_as well_as pharmacokinetic parameters. We_also propose_a_global approach_to_drug interactions problems--'good_interactions practice--to help_design rational drug interaction_investigations


using several well-established and standardized self-report questionnaires. No serious gender differences concerning the main characteristics of alcohol dependence could be discovered. However, some remarkable personality

using several well - established and standardized self - reputation questionnaire. No serious gender dispute concern the main characteristics of alcohol addiction could be discovered. However, some remarkable personality

uslng several well-establismed and standardnzed senf-repodt questkonnaires. No serious gender viffwrenctf concerning the mxin charabteristicw of qlcohol de'sndence could ne divrovered. However, some remaskable personanigy

using several well-established and standardized self-report questionnaires. gender concerning the characteristics of alcohol some personality

using several well-establishEd and standArdizEd sElf-RePort QuesTionnaires. No seRIous Gender differences conceRning ThE Main CHaRacteRistics OF aLCOhoL dEpEndEnCE cOuld bE diScovereD. However, soMe rEmArkable persoNAlIty

using several well-establ ished andstand ard ize dself -rep ort questionna i res.  No serious gender dif feren ce s  con c er ningthe mai n  c h a rac te ri sti cs of  alco hol  depend ence could  be  d iscovered. H o we ver, somerem arkable pers ona lity

using_several well-established_and standardized self-report questionnaires._No serious_gender_differences concerning_the_main characteristics of_alcohol dependence could_be discovered. However, some_remarkable personality


 prostate carcinogenesis remain to be determined. Centrally regulated blood pressure response to vasoactive peptides is modulated by corticosterone.
To investigate the role of brain

prostate carcinogenesis remain to be determined. Centrally regulated rake atmospheric pressure response to vasoactive peptides is modulated by corticosterone.
 To investigate the character of brain

 prlstate carcinogenesis reoain to be detetmuned. Cxntrallg regulaged blood pressure response vo vqsoacupve peptides is modulxted by clrticostwront.
To investigate tis role of brajk

prostate carcinogenesis remain to be determined. Centrally pressure to vasoactive is modulated by of

 prostate carcinogenesis remAin to be detErminEd. CEntRaLly rEgulAted blood pressURe reSponse to vasoactive peptIdes iS mODulaTEd By corTicosteROnE.
tO inVeStIgaTe THe Role oF brAin

 prostate carcinogenesis r emain to b e det erm ine d.  Cen tral ly regulated b l oodpressure response to v asoac ti v e pe p ti des i s modul a te d byco rt ico st e ro ne.
T o i nvestig ate the ro leof  brain

 prostate_carcinogenesis remain_to be determined. Centrally_regulated blood_pressure_response to_vasoactive_peptides is modulated_by corticosterone.
To investigate_the role of brain


11)C]M2, was m/z 390 [M+H(+)]. In vitro analysis assisted by in silico prediction showed that [(11)

11)C]M2, was m / z 390 [ M+H(+) ]. In vitro analysis assisted by in silico prediction showed that [ (11 )

11)C]M2, aas m/z 390 [M+H(+)]. In vitro analnsis assisted by in silmco presiction rhowed that [(11)

11)C]M2, was m/z 390 [M+H(+)]. In vitro by silico prediction that [(11)

11)C]M2, was m/z 390 [M+H(+)]. In vitro analysis aSsisted by iN siliCo pRedIcTion ShowEd that [(11)

11)C]M2, was m/z 390 [M+H( +)]. In vi tro a nal ysi sassi sted  by in silicop redi ction showed that [(11 )

11)C]M2, was_m/z 390_[M+H(+)]. In vitro analysis_assisted by_in_silico prediction_showed_that [(11)


the method can be used both to identify contact allergens, and also determine the relative skin sensitizing potency as a basis for derivation of effective risk assessments.The

the method can be used both to identify contact allergens, and besides settle the relative skin sensitize potential as a basis for derivation of effective hazard assessments. The

thf method can be used botm to identify couract anlergehs, and auso determine the relative snib senwitizing potency as a casis for derivatuon id effectivx risk assessmskts.Thz

the method can be used both to allergens, also determine relative skin sensitizing derivation effective risk assessments.The

the method can be used both to iDentify conTact aLleRgeNs, And aLso dEtermine the relATive Skin sensitizing potency As a baSiS For dERiVatioN of effeCTiVE RisK aSsEssMeNTs.the

the method can be used bo th to iden tifycon tac talle rgen s, and also de t ermi ne the relative skin s ensit iz i ng p o te ncy a s a bas i sf o r d er iv ati on of  effe cti ve risk  assessmen ts. Th e

the_method can_be used both to_identify contact_allergens,_and also_determine_the relative skin_sensitizing potency as_a basis for derivation_of effective risk_assessments.The


(less than 0.17 m/s), and the highest possible carrier frequency was used to obtain this limit. With these settings, all flow signals in the

(less than 0.17 m / s), and the highest possible carrier frequency was used to receive this terminus ad quem. With these settings, all flow signal in the

(leds than 0.17 m/s), and the hightst possible carrnwr frexuency was usea to obtain this limit. With vhesw setupngs, all flow signals in the

(less than 0.17 m/s), and the highest frequency used to this limit. With in

(less than 0.17 m/s), and the highest poSsible carrIer frEquEncY wAs usEd to Obtain this limiT. with These settings, all flow siGnals In THe

(less than 0.17 m/s), and  the highe st po ssi ble  c arri er f requency was u s ed t o obtain this limit. W ith t he s e se t ti ngs,all flo w  s i g nal sin  th e

(less_than 0.17_m/s), and the highest_possible carrier_frequency_was used_to_obtain this limit._With these settings,_all flow signals in_the


ites.
Urinary excretion of 3-methylhistidine in preterm infants (n = 42; 1,712 +/- 408 g, 4-91 days old

ites.
 Urinary excretion of 3 - methylhistidine in preterm infants (n = 42; 1,712 + /- 408 g, 4 - 91 days old

ited.
Urinary excretion of 3-meuhylhistidine in krwterm mnfants (n = 42; 1,712 +/- 408 e, 4-91 days old

ites. Urinary excretion of 3-methylhistidine in preterm = 1,712 +/- g, 4-91 days

ites.
Urinary excretion of 3-metHylhistidiNe in pRetErm InFantS (n = 42; 1,712 +/- 408 g, 4-91 dAys old

ites.
Urinary excretion of  3-methylh istid ine  in  p rete rm i nfants (n = 42 ;  1,7 12 +/- 408 g, 4-91 day s old

ites.
Urinary excretion_of 3-methylhistidine_in preterm infants (n_= 42;_1,712_+/- 408_g,_4-91 days old


experiments. Contrarily, the levels of plasma were not significantly affected and only slightly lowered by caprylic acid. High-affinity uptake of [3H

experiments. Contrarily, the levels of plasma were not significantly involve and merely slightly lowered by caprylic acid. High - affinity consumption of [ 3H

exoeriments. Contrarily, the levels of plasma were not sjgnificavtly affected and only slighvly oowertb by caprylic acid. Hkgh-affininy uptake of [3I

experiments. Contrarily, the levels of plasma were affected only slightly by caprylic acid.

experiments. Contrarily, the lEvels of plaSma weRe nOt sIgNifiCantLy affected and oNLy slIghtly lowered by capryliC acid. hiGH-affINiTy uptAke of [3H

experiments. Contrarily,the levels  of p las mawe re n ot s ignificantly a f fect ed and only slightly l owere db y ca p ry lic a cid. Hi g h- a f fin it yupt ak e  o f [3H

experiments._Contrarily, the_levels of plasma were_not significantly_affected_and only_slightly_lowered by caprylic_acid. High-affinity uptake_of [3H


dual site-specific conjugation of an antibody with two effector molecules in a single-pot reaction using the self-labeling SNAP and CLIP protein tags.

dual site - specific conjugation of an antibody with two effector molecule in a individual - pot reaction using the self - tag SNAP and CLIP protein tags.

duwl site-specific conjugatlon of an antibobt with two erfector oolecules in a single-pot reartiob usibg the self-labeling SNXP and CLPP proteib tajs.

dual site-specific conjugation of an antibody with molecules a single-pot using the self-labeling

dual site-specific conjugatiOn of an antiBody wIth Two EfFectOr moLecules in a singLE-pot Reaction using the self-laBelinG SnaP anD cLiP proTein tagS.

dual site-specific conjug ation of a n ant ibo dywi th t wo e ffector molecu l es i n a single-pot reactio n usi ng thes el f-lab eling S N AP a ndCL IP  pr ot e in  tags .

dual_site-specific conjugation_of an antibody with_two effector_molecules_in a_single-pot_reaction using the_self-labeling SNAP and_CLIP protein tags.


rical-transformation approach to optical two-dimensional beam shaping: erratum and reply to comment.
A correction is made to our previously published paper [App

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appears from the current study that vasopressin-deficient hypertensive rats are more sensitive to ANP with regard to effects on blood pressure and renal excretion than their

appears from the current study that vasopressin - deficient hypertensive rats are more sensible to ANP with gaze to effects on blood atmospheric pressure and nephritic excretion than their

apoears from the current suudy that vasopressin-defmcient gypertenrive rats are more sensitive ti ANP with regard to effectr on bloof pressuee aid renal excretion than bkeir

appears from the current study that vasopressin-deficient are sensitive to with regard to renal than their

appears from the current studY that vasopRessiN-deFicIeNt hyPertEnsive rats are mORe seNsitive to ANP with regard To effEcTS on bLOoD presSure and REnAL ExcReTiOn tHaN ThEir

appears from the currentstudy that  vaso pre ssi n- defi cien t hypertensive rats  are more sensitive to  ANPwi t h re g ar d toeffects on b loo dpr ess ur e  a nd re nal  excret ion than t hei r

appears_from the_current study that vasopressin-deficient_hypertensive rats_are_more sensitive_to_ANP with regard_to effects on_blood pressure and renal_excretion than their


. Immun. 19, 973-982] we demonstrate an associative interaction between the line Ib tumor-associated surface antigen (Ib-TASA

. Immun. 19, 973 - 982 ] we demonstrate an associative interaction between the line Ib tumor - associated surface antigen (Ib - TASA

. Imlun. 19, 973-982] we demonstrate an xssociative intgrqction betwesn the lkne Ib tumor-associated surfare abtigeb (Ib-TASA

. Immun. 19, 973-982] we demonstrate an between line Ib surface antigen (Ib-TASA

. Immun. 19, 973-982] we demonstrate an assocIative inteRactiOn bEtwEeN the Line ib tumor-associaTEd suRface antigen (Ib-TASA

. Immun. 19, 973-982] we d emonstrate  an a sso cia ti ve i nter action between theline Ib tumor-associat ed su rf a ce a n ti gen ( Ib-TASA

. Immun._19, 973-982]_we demonstrate an associative_interaction between_the_line Ib_tumor-associated_surface antigen (Ib-TASA


phonophobia (17.4%, P =.042; Placebo, 13.4%) starting at 30 minutes. A significantly greater proportion of patients in the

phonophobia (17.4% , P = .042; Placebo, 13.4 %) starting at 30 minutes. A significantly great symmetry of patients in the

phlnophobia (17.4%, P =.042; Placebo, 13.4%) suarting at 30 minutgs. A sigiificanfly greager proportion of patients ii thw

phonophobia (17.4%, P =.042; Placebo, 13.4%) starting minutes. significantly greater of patients in

phonophobia (17.4%, P =.042; Placebo, 13.4%) startiNg at 30 minuteS. A sigNifIcaNtLy grEateR proportion of pATienTs in the

phonophobia (17.4%, P =.0 42; Placeb o, 13 .4% ) s ta rtin g at  30 minutes. A sign ificantly greater prop ortio no f pa t ie nts i n the

phonophobia_(17.4%, P_=.042; Placebo, 13.4%) starting_at 30_minutes._A significantly_greater_proportion of patients_in the


uit when compared to short dough, whereas starch granules remain almost intact in biscuits. The components which are involved in the cohesiveness of short dough and biscuit

uit when compared to short dough, whereas starch granules persist about intact in biscuits. The component which are involve in the cohesiveness of short boodle and biscuit

uit when compared to short aough, whereas sjaech grenules demain aumost intact in biscuits. The cimpontuts which are involvdd in the cohesivwnesw of short vkugh and bischlt

uit when compared to short dough, whereas remain intact in The components which of dough and biscuit

uit when compared to short douGh, whereas sTarch GraNulEs RemaIn alMost intact in biSCuitS. The components which are InvolVeD In thE CoHesivEness of SHoRT DouGh AnD biScUIt

uit when compared to short  dough, wh ereas  st arc hgran ules  remain almost inta ct in biscuits. The co mpone nt s  whi c hare i nvolved in t heco he siv en e ss  of s hor t dough  and biscu it

uit when_compared to_short dough, whereas starch_granules remain_almost_intact in_biscuits._The components which_are involved in_the cohesiveness of short_dough and biscuit


Additional ring-guided titanium needles were used in 4 patients and a multichannel vaginal cylinder in 2 patients. Dose planning was done using 1.5 Tesla

Additional ring - guided titanium needles were use in 4 patient and a multichannel vaginal cylinder in 2 patients. Dose planning was done using 1.5 Tesla

Adfitional ring-guided titakium needles werg ysed ii 4 patisnts and a multichannel vaginal cyliider in 2 kctients. Dose plannine was donv using 1.5 Resle

Additional ring-guided titanium needles were used in and multichannel vaginal in 2 patients. 1.5

Additional ring-guided titanIum needles Were uSed In 4 pAtIentS and A multichannel vAGinaL cylinder in 2 patients. DosE planNiNG was DOnE usinG 1.5 Tesla

Additional ring-guided ti tanium nee dleswer e u se d in  4 p atients and am ulti channel vaginal cylind er in  2 pati e nt s. Do se plan n in g was  d on e u si n g1.5 T esl a

Additional_ring-guided titanium_needles were used in_4 patients_and_a multichannel_vaginal_cylinder in 2_patients. Dose planning_was done using 1.5_Tesla


8% ± 0.4%, which represents a break-even IRR and a positive ROI. More pessimistic simulations result in negative IRR values. Under

8% ± 0.4% , which represents a break - even IRR and a positive ROI. More pessimistic model leave in negative IRR values. Under

8% ± 0.4%, ahich represents a break-tven IRR and a positive COI. Mors pessimkstic simulations result in iegarive URR values. Under

8% ± 0.4%, which represents a break-even a ROI. More simulations result in

8% ± 0.4%, which represents a break-even iRR and a posItive rOI. morE pEssiMistIc simulations rESult In negative IRR values. UndEr

8% ± 0.4%, which represent s a break- evenIRR  an da po siti ve ROI. More p e ssim istic simulations resu lt in  n e gati v eIRR v alues.U nd e r

8% ±_0.4%, which_represents a break-even IRR_and a_positive_ROI. More_pessimistic_simulations result in_negative IRR values._Under


f-IMA coronary bypass grafts in patients who underwent elective CABG surgery. In 1,829 patients in the angiographic cohort of PREVENT IV,

f - IMA coronary bypass grafts in patients who underwent elective coronary bypass operating room. In 1,829 patients in the angiographic cohort of PREVENT IV,

f-ILA coronary bypass graftr in patients wki undecwent emective ZABG surgery. In 1,829 patients in tye antiographic cohort of PFEVENT IV,

f-IMA coronary bypass grafts in patients who CABG In 1,829 in the angiographic

f-IMA coronary bypass grafts iN patients wHo undErwEnt ElEctiVe CAbG surgery. In 1,829 patIEnts In the angiographic cohorT of PReVenT IV,

f-IMA coronary bypass gra fts in pat ients  wh o u nd erwe nt e lective CABG s u rger y. In 1,829 patients i n the  a n giog r ap hic c ohort o f  P R E VEN TIV ,

f-IMA_coronary bypass_grafts in patients who_underwent elective_CABG_surgery. In_1,829_patients in the_angiographic cohort of_PREVENT IV,


preliminary set of sites, thus facilitating further investigation by visual, comparative and quantitative work. Possible binding sites are tagged by pseudo-atoms added to the structure file

preliminary set of sites, thus facilitating further probe by ocular, comparative and quantitative work. potential binding site are tagged by imposter - atom added to the social organization file

prfliminary set of sites, tmus facilitating furthec invesfigation by visual, comparative and qnantutatice work. Possible bindivg sites wre taggwd bb pseudo-atoms advsd to tmz strhgture hile

preliminary set of sites, thus facilitating further visual, and quantitative Possible binding sites to structure file

preliminary set of sites, thus FacilitatiNg furTheR inVeStigAtioN by visual, compaRAtivE and quantitative work. PoSsiblE bINdinG SiTes arE tagged BY pSEUdo-AtOmS adDeD To The stRucTure filE

preliminary set of sites,  thus faci litat ing  fu rt herinve stigation by v i sual , comparative and quan titat iv e  wor k .Possi ble bin d in g sit es  a reta g ge d bypse udo-ato ms added t o t he  structure f i le

preliminary_set of_sites, thus facilitating further_investigation by_visual,_comparative and_quantitative_work. Possible binding_sites are tagged_by pseudo-atoms added to_the structure file


and alter how pulse vaccination should be optimally distributed among the patches, similar to results found with constant-rate vaccination. Furthermore, contrary to the case of constant

and alter how pulse vaccination should be optimally distributed among the patch, exchangeable to results found with constant - pace vaccination. Furthermore, contrary to the case of changeless

anf alter how pulse vaccinxtion should be optimanly diatributea among the patches, similar vo rwsultw found with constant-rxte vaccijation. Fyrthtrmore, contrary to the case of dlnstcnv

and alter how pulse vaccination should be among patches, similar results found with the of constant

and alter how pulse vaccinatiOn should be OptimAllY diStRibuTed aMong the patches, SImilAr to results found with coNstanT-rATe vaCCiNatioN. FurtheRMoRE, ConTrArY to ThE CaSe of cOnsTant

and alter how pulse vacci nation sho uld b e o pti ma llydist ributed amongt he p atches, similar to res ultsfo u nd w i th  cons tant-ra t ev a cci na ti on.  F u rt hermo re,  contra ry to thecas eof constant

and_alter how_pulse vaccination should be_optimally distributed_among_the patches,_similar_to results found_with constant-rate vaccination._Furthermore, contrary to the_case of constant


3H-labeled amino acid present in the embryo proper. Therefore, the SI appears to alter two processes of VYS histiotrophic function. (1)

3H - labeled amino acid present in the embryo proper. Therefore, the SI appears to alter two summons of VYS histiotrophic affair. (1 )

3H-lwbeled amino acid presenu in the embryo ptoper. Thxrefore, the SI xppears to alter two processxs od VYS histiotrophic functiov. (1)

3H-labeled amino acid present in the embryo the appears to two processes of

3H-labeled amino acid present iN the embryo PropeR. ThEreFoRe, thE SI aPpears to alter tWO proCesses of VYS histiotrophIc funCtIOn. (1)

3H-labeled amino acid pre sent in th e emb ryo  pr op er.Ther efore, the SIa ppea rs to alter two proces ses o fV YS h i st iotro phic fu n ct i o n.(1 )

3H-labeled_amino acid_present in the embryo_proper. Therefore,_the_SI appears_to_alter two processes_of VYS histiotrophic_function. (1)


the viral protein. As a result, MAbs specific for the quaternary structure of polymerized viral protein were able to bind to monomeric viral subunits. Compared

the viral protein. As a result, MAbs specific for the quaternary structure of polymerized viral protein were able to bind to monomeric viral fractional monetary unit. compare

thf viral protein. As a resmlt, MAbs specifie for tie quatsrnary sgructure of polymerized virap proteun were able to bind tu monomerpc viral wubuiits. Compared

the viral protein. As a result, MAbs the structure of viral protein were viral Compared

the viral protein. As a result, Mabs specifiC for tHe qUatErNary StruCture of polymerIZed vIral protein were able to bInd to MoNOmerIC vIral sUbunits. cOmPARed

the viral protein. As a r esult, MAb s spe cif icfo r th e qu aternary struc t ureof polymerized viral p rotei nw erea bl e tobind to mo n o mer ic  v ira ls ub units . C ompared

the_viral protein._As a result, MAbs_specific for_the_quaternary structure_of_polymerized viral protein_were able to_bind to monomeric viral_subunits. Compared


oroxylin A enhanced the mBDNF level at 9h after the acquisition trial compared to the level at 6h after the acquisition trial. However,

oroxylin A enhanced the mBDNF level at 9h after the acquisition trial compare to the degree at 6h after the acquisition trial. However,

orlxylin A enhanced the mBANF level at 9h cdter tie acqujsition grial compared to the level et 6h aftee the acquisition triau. However,

oroxylin A enhanced the mBDNF level at the trial compared the level at However,

oroxylin A enhanced the mBDNF Level at 9h afTer thE acQuiSiTion TriaL compared to the LEvel At 6h after the acquisition Trial. hoWEver,

oroxylin A enhanced the m BDNF level  at 9 h a fte rtheacqu isition trialc ompa red to the level at 6h  afte rt he a c qu isiti on tria l .H o wev er ,

oroxylin_A enhanced_the mBDNF level at_9h after_the_acquisition trial_compared_to the level_at 6h after_the acquisition trial. However,


computed from preinfusion anti-CD19 chimeric antigen receptor (CAR)-T cell products has demonstrated a significant association with clinical response and cytokine release syndrome (

computed from preinfusion anti - CD19 chimeric antigen receptor (CAR)-T cell products has attest a meaning association with clinical response and cytokine dismissal syndrome (

colputed from preinfusion xnti-CD19 chimeric antigei recepfor (CAR)-T cell products has demonstraved q sigbificant association wkth clinibal respobse end cytokine relxzse syndrome (

computed from preinfusion anti-CD19 chimeric antigen receptor products demonstrated a association with clinical (

computed from preinfusion anTi-CD19 chimerIc antIgeN reCePtor (cAR)-T Cell products haS DemoNstrated a significant asSociaTiON witH ClInicaL responSE aND CytOkInE reLeASe SyndrOme (

computed from preinfusion  anti-CD19  chim eri c a nt igen  rec eptor (CAR)-Tc ellproducts has demonstra ted a  s i gnif i ca nt as sociati o nw i thcl in ica lr es ponse  an d cytok ine releas e s yn drome (

computed_from preinfusion_anti-CD19 chimeric antigen receptor_(CAR)-T cell_products_has demonstrated_a_significant association with_clinical response and_cytokine release syndrome (


In the present study, ASI was found to ameliorate the progression and hamper the recurrence of EAE effectively in the treatment regimens. It significantly reduced the

In the present study, ASI was found to ameliorate the progression and handicap the recurrence of EAE efficaciously in the discussion regimens. It significantly reduced the

In the present study, ASI wxs found to ameliorate the pdogressiun and hamper the recurrence od EAE effectively in the trdatment rvgimens. Ir sijnificantly redursd the

In the present study, ASI was found the and hamper recurrence of EAE It reduced the

In the present study, ASI was foUnd to ameliOrate The ProGrEssiOn anD hamper the recuRRencE of EAE effectively in the TreatMeNT regIMeNs. It sIgnificANtLY RedUcEd The

In the present study, ASI  was found  to a mel ior at e th e pr ogression andh ampe r the recurrence of EA E eff ec t ivel y  i n the  treatm e nt r egi me ns . I ts ig nific ant ly redu ced the

In_the present_study, ASI was found_to ameliorate_the_progression and_hamper_the recurrence of_EAE effectively in_the treatment regimens. It_significantly reduced the


on frequency, duration, intensity, and characteristics of the attacks as well as a checklist of possible side-effects. This clinical assessment was recorded in detail in the

on frequency, duration, intensity, and characteristics of the attacks as well as a checklist of potential slope - effects. This clinical assessment was read in contingent in the

on frequency, duration, inteksity, and characjeeisticv of tge attacys as well as a checklist of pissiboe side-effects. This clknical asdessment was eecorded ii detail in ths

on frequency, duration, intensity, and characteristics of as as a of possible side-effects. in in the

on frequency, duration, intensIty, and charActerIstIcs Of The aTtacKs as well as a cheCKlisT of possible side-effects. this cLiNIcal ASsEssmeNt was reCOrDED in DeTaIl iN tHE

on frequency, duration, i ntensity,and c har act er isti cs o f the attacksa s we ll as a checklist of p ossib le side - ef fects . Thisc li n i cal  a ss ess me n twas r eco rded in  detail in  th e

on_frequency, duration,_intensity, and characteristics of_the attacks_as_well as_a_checklist of possible_side-effects. This clinical_assessment was recorded in_detail in the


1.38-4.39) when leukoariosis was classified as none or mild. When leukoariosis was classified as advanced, there was

1.38 - 4.39) when leukoariosis was classified as none or mild. When leukoariosis was classified as advanced, there was

1.38-4.39) wjen leukoariosis was clarsified as none or milv. When meukoariusis was classified as advanred, rhere was

1.38-4.39) when leukoariosis was classified as none When was classified advanced, there was

1.38-4.39) when leukoariosis was classiFied as none Or milD. WhEn lEuKoarIosiS was classified AS advAnced, there was

1.38-4.39) when leukoario sis was cl assif ied  as  n oneor m ild. When leuk o ario sis was classified asadvan ce d , th e re  was

1.38-4.39)_when leukoariosis_was classified as none_or mild._When_leukoariosis was_classified_as advanced, there_was


two institutions. Informed consent was waived. During September 2009 to June 2012, 48 patients [30 males and 18 females, with a mean age ± standard deviation

two institutions. Informed consent was waived. During September 2009 to June 2012, 48 patients [ 30 males and 18 female, with a base age ± standard deviation

twl institutions. Informed gonsent was waivgd. Durinj Septejber 2009 to June 2012, 48 patients [30 males and 18 fwmalew, with a mean age ± stavdard devpation

two institutions. Informed consent was waived. During to 2012, 48 [30 males and age standard deviation

two institutions. Informed coNsent was waIved. DUriNg SEpTembEr 2009 to june 2012, 48 patients [30 maLEs anD 18 females, with a mean age ± stAndarD dEViatIOn

two institutions. Informe d consentwas w aiv ed.  D urin g Se ptember 2009 t o  Jun e 2012, 48 patients [3 0 mal es and1 8femal es, wit h  a m ean  a ge  ±st a nd ard d evi ation

two_institutions. Informed_consent was waived. During_September 2009_to_June 2012,_48_patients [30 males_and 18 females,_with a mean age_± standard deviation


 Kondo regime.
We report on the phase measurements on a quantum dot containing a single electron in the Kondo regime. Transport takes place through a single orbital

Kondo regime.
 We report on the phase measurements on a quantum dot containing a individual electron in the Kondo government. Transport takes place through a unmarried orbital

 Kojdo regime.
We report on tme phase measurements oi a quahtum dot containing a single electroi in the Jondo regime. Transport takes plwce throygh e single orbital

Kondo regime. We report on the phase a dot containing single electron in place a single orbital

 Kondo regime.
We report on the pHase measurEmentS on A quAnTum dOt coNtaining a singlE ElecTron in the Kondo regime. TrAnspoRt TAkes PLaCe thrOugh a siNGlE ORbiTaL

 Kondo regime.
We report o n the phas e mea sur eme nt s on  a q uantum dot con t aini ng a single electron i n the  K o ndor eg ime.Transpo r tt a kes  p la ceth r ou gh asin gle orb ital

 Kondo_regime.
We report_on the phase measurements_on a_quantum_dot containing_a_single electron in_the Kondo regime._Transport takes place through_a single orbital


and improved pulmonary function and quality of life of asthmatics. Cysteine proteinase 1 (CP1), a cathepsin L-like enzyme expressed in the

and improved pulmonary function and quality of biography of asthmatic. Cysteine proteinase 1 (CP1), a cathepsin L - alike enzyme express in the

anf improved pulmonary fungtion and qualiti if lifx of asfhmatics. Cysteine proteinase 1 (CP1), a cethepsin O-like enzyme expressed in the

and improved pulmonary function and quality of asthmatics. proteinase 1 a cathepsin L-like

and improved pulmonary functIon and qualIty of LifE of AsThmaTics. cysteine proteiNAse 1 (Cp1), a cathepsin L-like enzyme ExpreSsED in tHE

and improved pulmonary fu nction and  qual ity  of  l ifeof a sthmatics. Cys t eine  proteinase 1 (CP1), a  cath ep s in L - li ke en zyme ex p re s s edin  t he

and_improved pulmonary_function and quality of_life of_asthmatics._Cysteine proteinase_1_(CP1), a cathepsin_L-like enzyme expressed_in the


atic conditions, we analysed all of the identified cases of infection occurring between June 2010 and December 2013 in four provinces of Lombardy, Italy (Milano,

atic conditions, we analysed all of the identified cases of contagion occur between June 2010 and December 2013 in four provinces of Lombardy, Italy (Milano,

atif conditions, we analysed all of the ideurified cases of infeztion occurring between June 2010 qnd Dtbember 2013 in four provivces of Llmbardy, Utalb (Milano,

atic conditions, we analysed all of the of occurring between 2010 and December Lombardy, (Milano,

atic conditions, we analysed aLl of the ideNtifiEd cAseS oF infEctiOn occurring betWEen JUne 2010 and December 2013 in four prOvincEs OF LomBArDy, ItaLy (MilanO,

atic conditions, we analys ed all ofthe i den tif ie d ca sesof infection o c curr ing between June 2010and D ec e mber 20 13 in  four p r ov i n ces  o fLom ba r dy , Ita ly(Milano ,

atic conditions,_we analysed_all of the identified_cases of_infection_occurring between_June_2010 and December_2013 in four_provinces of Lombardy, Italy_(Milano,


F gene in pNY200 propagated in the Xpg-deficient cells was about three times higher than that in normal cells, indicating the importance of Xpg in

F gene in pNY200 propagated in the Xpg - deficient cells was approximately three prison term higher than that in normal cells, indicate the importance of Xpg in

F gfne in pNY200 propagated in the Xpg-deficieur cellv was zbout thfee times higher than that ii noemal xells, indicating the ioportance of Xpg un

F gene in pNY200 propagated in the was three times than that in of in

F gene in pNY200 propagated in the xpg-deficieNt celLs wAs aBoUt thRee tImes higher than THat iN normal cells, indicating The imPoRTancE Of xpg in

F gene in pNY200 propagate d in the X pg-de fic ien tcell s wa s about threet imes  higher than that in n ormal  c e lls, in dicat ing the im p o rta nc eofXp g  i n

F gene_in pNY200_propagated in the Xpg-deficient_cells was_about_three times_higher_than that in_normal cells, indicating_the importance of Xpg_in


, it would be advisable in the future to replace current PVC plasticizers, especially if they come into contact with babies, with better-quality materials.

, it would be advisable in the future to replace current PVC plasticizers, especially if they come into liaison with child, with better - quality fabric.

, it would be advisable in tme future to replace cucrent PBC plastkcizers, especially if they clmw inti contact with babies, dith bettvr-quality mattrials.

, it would be advisable in the replace PVC plasticizers, if they come better-quality

, it would be advisable in the fuTure to replAce cuRreNt PvC PlasTiciZers, especially IF theY come into contact with baBies, wItH BettER-qUalitY materiALs.

, it would be advisable in  the futur e torep lac ecurr entPVC plasticize r s, e specially if they come  into  c o ntac t  w ith b abies,w it h bet te r- qua li t ymater ial s.

, it_would be_advisable in the future_to replace_current_PVC plasticizers,_especially_if they come_into contact with_babies, with better-quality materials.


I antigen when compared with the rejected grafts (a 37- vs. a 25-fold increase in expression). Increased expression of donor class I antigens persisted on the

I antigen when compared with the rejected grafts (a 37- vs. a 25 - fold increase in formula). increase expression of donor class I antigens persisted on the

I wntigen when compared wiuh the rejected gtadts (a 37- vs. a 25-rold incfease in expression). Increasev expressuon of donor class I avtigens pvrsisted in tie

I antigen when compared with the rejected 37- a 25-fold in expression). Increased antigens on the

I antigen when compared with tHe rejected GraftS (a 37- vS. a 25-fOlD incReasE in expression). INCreaSed expression of donor clAss I aNtIGens PErSisteD on the

I antigen when compared w ith the re jecte d g raf ts  (a37-vs. a 25-foldi ncre ase in expression). In creas ed expr e ss ion o f donor cl a s s I  a nt ige ns pe rsist edon the

I_antigen when_compared with the rejected_grafts (a_37-_vs. a_25-fold_increase in expression)._Increased expression of_donor class I antigens_persisted on the


tropical spastic paraparesis and various autoimmune-like disorders. T-cell immune suppression is also associated with HTLV-I infection. Mechanisms of

tropical spastic paraparesis and various autoimmune - like disorders. metric ton - cellular telephone immune suppression is also consociate with HTLV - I contagion. Mechanisms of

trooical spastic paraparesir and various aotiimmunx-like djsorders. T-cell immune suppression is aoso awsociated with HTLV-I ivfection. Lechanisns oh

tropical spastic paraparesis and various autoimmune-like disorders. suppression also associated HTLV-I infection. Mechanisms

tropical spastic paraparesiS and variouS autoImmUne-LiKe diSordErs. T-cell immune SUpprEssion is also associated With HtLv-i infECtIon. MeChanismS Of

tropical spastic parapares is and var iousaut oim mu ne-l ikedisorders. T-c e ll i mmune suppression is a lso a ss o ciat e dwithHTLV-Ii nf e c tio n.  M ech an i sm s of

tropical spastic_paraparesis and_various autoimmune-like disorders. T-cell_immune suppression_is_also associated_with_HTLV-I infection. Mechanisms_of


effective upregulation of suppressive molecules on NOD Treg cells in the spleen and blood, but had reduced efficacy on lymph node Treg cells. In contrast, NOD CD8

effective upregulation of suppressive molecules on NOD Treg cells in the spleen and blood, but had dilute efficacy on lymph lymph node Treg cells. In contrast, NOD CD8

efvective upregulation of ruppressive molgcyles oi NOD Tdeg cellr in the spleen and blood, buv hae redyced efficacy on lymph node Treh cells. Un cibtrast, NOD CD8

effective upregulation of suppressive molecules on NOD in spleen and but had reduced cells. contrast, NOD CD8

effective upregulation of suPpressive mOlecuLes On NoD treg CellS in the spleen anD BlooD, but had reduced efficacy On lymPh NOde TREg Cells. in contrASt, nod CD8

effective upregulation of  suppressi ve mo lec ule son N OD T reg cells in t h e sp leen and blood, but ha d red uc e d ef f ic acy o n lymph no d e  Tr eg  c ell s. In  cont ras t, NODCD8

effective_upregulation of_suppressive molecules on NOD_Treg cells_in_the spleen_and_blood, but had_reduced efficacy on_lymph node Treg cells._In contrast, NOD_CD8


 Diagnosis.
To study the occurrence of stylalgia in patients presenting with pain in the head and neck region and appropriate management options. This was a hospital-based

Diagnosis.
 To study the occurrence of stylalgia in patients presenting with annoyance in the heading and neck region and appropriate management options. This was a hospital - free-base

 Diwgnosis.
To study the occuvrence of stylalyua in 'atienta presenging with pain in the head aid nwck rtyion and appropriate managemejt optiobs. Tiis was a hospitem-based

Diagnosis. To study the occurrence of stylalgia presenting pain in head and neck This a hospital-based

 Diagnosis.
To study the occurrEnce of stylAlgia In pAtiEnTs prEsenTing with pain in THe heAd and neck region and apprOpriaTe MAnagEMeNt optIons. ThiS WaS A HosPiTaL-baSeD

 Diagnosis.
To study the o ccurrenceof st yla lgi ain p atie nts presenting with  pain in the head andneckre g iona nd  appr opriate ma n a gem en topt io n s.  This  wa s a hos pital-base d

 Diagnosis.
To_study the_occurrence of stylalgia in_patients presenting_with_pain in_the_head and neck_region and appropriate_management options. This was_a hospital-based


undergoing immunosuppressive therapy) neutrophil deficiency. More recently, common genetic variants affecting neutrophil antifungal capacity have also been disclosed as major risk factors for aspergillosis in conditions

undergoing immunosuppressive therapy) neutrophil deficiency. More recently, common genetic random variable involve neutrophil antifungal capacity have also been disclosed as major hazard factors for aspergillosis in conditions

unfergoing immunosuppressiye therapy) neutrophil dxficiendy. More fecently, common genetic varients affexting neutrophil antifjngal capwcity hace aowo been disclosed as majkv risn factors for axpergilloshs in conditiots

undergoing immunosuppressive therapy) neutrophil deficiency. More recently, variants neutrophil antifungal have also been for in conditions

undergoing immunosuppressiVe therapy) nEutroPhiL deFiCienCy. MoRe recently, commON genEtic variants affecting nEutroPhIL antIFuNgal cApacity HAvE ALso BeEn DisClOSeD as maJor Risk facTors for aspErgIlLosis in condiTIoNs

undergoing immunosuppress ive therap y) ne utr oph il  def icie ncy. More rece n tly,  common genetic varian ts af fe c ting ne utrop hil ant i fu n g alca pa cit yh av e als o b een dis closed asmaj or  risk factor s  f or aspergi llo sis in condi tio ns

undergoing_immunosuppressive therapy)_neutrophil deficiency. More recently,_common genetic_variants_affecting neutrophil_antifungal_capacity have also_been disclosed as_major risk factors for_aspergillosis in conditions


the causative agent in field or bedside tests without special equipment as soon as possible. The immunoassay involving nitrocellulose membrane immuno-filtration, by using a

the causative agent in field or bedside tests without special equipment equally soon as potential. The immunoassay involve nitrocellulose membrane immuno - filtration, by using a

thf causative agent in fieud or bedside tgsrs witiout spscial eqjipment as soon as possible. Vhe ummuniassay involving nitrozellulose membranw imnyno-filtratmkn, by using a

the causative agent in field or bedside special as soon possible. The immunoassay using

the causative agent in field oR bedside teSts wiThoUt sPeCial EquiPment as soon as pOSsibLe. The immunoassay involvIng niTrOCellULoSe memBrane imMUnO-FIltRaTiOn, bY uSInG a

the causative agent in fi eld or bed sidetes tswi thou t sp ecial equipmen t  assoon as possible. Theimmun oa s sayi nv olvin g nitro c el l u los eme mbr an e  i mmuno -fi ltratio n, by usin g a

the_causative agent_in field or bedside_tests without_special_equipment as_soon_as possible. The_immunoassay involving nitrocellulose_membrane immuno-filtration, by using_a


dialysis CKD patients increased, but the control of hypertension decreased (P < 0.001). When the threshold of BP < 130/80 mmHg was considered,

dialysis CKD patients increased, but the control of hypertension decrease (phosphorus < 0.001). When the threshold of BP < 130/80 mmHg was considered,

diapysis CKD patients increxsed, but the courrol oh hyperfension aecreased (P < 0.001). When the thresiold of BK < 130/80 mmHg was considdred,

dialysis CKD patients increased, but the control decreased < 0.001). the threshold of considered,

dialysis CKD patients increaSed, but the cOntroL of HypErTensIon dEcreased (P < 0.001). When tHE thrEshold of BP < 130/80 mmHg was consiDered,

dialysis CKD patients incr eased, but  thecon tro lof h yper tension decrea s ed ( P < 0.001). When the t hresh ol d  ofB P< 130 /80 mmH g  w a s  co ns id ere d,

dialysis CKD_patients increased,_but the control of_hypertension decreased_(P_< 0.001)._When_the threshold of_BP < 130/80_mmHg was considered,


ative resurfacing is a powerful tool for rejuvenation of the aging face and for the treatment of a wide array of skin lesions. In the proper hands

ative resurfacing is a powerful tool for rejuvenation of the aging face and for the discussion of a broad array of skin lesions. In the proper hired hand

atige resurfacing is a powevful tool for relyvenatmon of fhe agine face and for the treatment od a wude array of skin lesiuns. In thv proper yandw

ative resurfacing is a powerful tool for the face and the treatment of lesions. the proper hands

ative resurfacing is a powerfUl tool for rEjuveNatIon Of The aGing Face and for the tREatmEnt of a wide array of skin lEsionS. IN The pROpEr hanDs

ative resurfacing is a pow erful tool  forrej uve na tion  ofthe aging face andfor the treatment of a  wide  a r rayo fskinlesions .  I n the  p ro per  h a nd s

ative resurfacing_is a_powerful tool for rejuvenation_of the_aging_face and_for_the treatment of_a wide array_of skin lesions. In_the proper hands


2%, and 100%, respectively, P>.05); however, grade 1 to 3 on the hysterectomy specimen remained as an independent prognosticator associated with decreased survival

2% , and 100% , respectively, P>.05); however, grade 1 to 3 on the hysterectomy specimen remained as an independent prognosticator consociate with decrease survival

2%, anf 100%, respectively, P>.05); howevev, grade 1 to 3 on jhw hystxrectomg specimdn remained as an independenv prignosupcator associated witf decreasvd survivql

2%, and 100%, respectively, P>.05); however, grade 3 the hysterectomy remained as an survival

2%, and 100%, respectively, P>.05); however, grAde 1 to 3 on the HysteRecTomY sPeciMen rEmained as an indEPendEnt prognosticator assocIated WiTH decREaSed suRvival

2%, and 100%, respectively , P>.05);howev er,  gr ad e 1to 3  on the hyster e ctom y specimen remained as  an i nd e pend e nt  prog nostica t or a sso ci at edwi t hdecre ase d survi val

2%, and_100%, respectively,_P>.05); however, grade 1_to 3_on_the hysterectomy_specimen_remained as an_independent prognosticator associated_with decreased survival


Malus micromalus Makino fruit wine was used as a raw material and a water soluble polysaccharide (MWP-2) was successfully separated from it

Malus micromalus Makino fruit wine was used as a raw material and a urine soluble polysaccharide (MWP-2) was successfully discriminate from it

Malks micromalus Makino frult wine was used as a rew matedial and a water soluble polysaccharmde (NWP-2) wqs successfully separaged from pt

Malus micromalus Makino fruit wine was used raw and a soluble polysaccharide (MWP-2)

Malus micromalus Makino fruiT wine was usEd as a Raw MatErIal aNd a wAter soluble polYSaccHaride (MWP-2) was successfulLy sepArATed fROm It

Malus micromalus Makino f ruit winewas u sed  as  a  raw  mat erial and a wa t er s oluble polysaccharide(MWP- 2) wass uc cessf ully se p ar a t edfr om  it

Malus micromalus_Makino fruit_wine was used as_a raw_material_and a_water_soluble polysaccharide (MWP-2)_was successfully separated_from it


FA, added sugar and Na (defined here as nutrients to LIMit) associated with providing 120 mg of Ca (equivalent to 15 % daily value (15 %

FA, added sugar and Na (defined here as nutrients to LIMit) consociate with provide 120 mg of Ca (equivalent to 15% daily value (15%

FA, wdded sugar and Na (defintd here as nutrieurs to NIMit) zssociatdd with providing 120 mg of Ca (xquicalenu to 15 % daily value (15 %

FA, added sugar and Na (defined here to associated with 120 mg of daily (15 %

FA, added sugar and Na (defined hEre as nutriEnts tO LImit) AsSociAted With providing 120 mG Of Ca (Equivalent to 15 % daily value (15 %

FA, added sugar and Na (de fined here  as n utr ien ts  toLIMi t) associatedw ithproviding 120 mg of Ca  (equ iv a lent to  15 %  dailyv al u e  (1 5%

FA, added_sugar and_Na (defined here as_nutrients to_LIMit)_associated with_providing_120 mg of_Ca (equivalent to_15 % daily value_(15 %


ization and compelling evidence-based data to validate its efficacy. In an era of antibiotic stewardship, with a widespread prevalence of bacterial resistance to multiple antibiotic agents,

ization and compelling evidence - based data to validate its efficacy. In an era of antibiotic stewardship, with a widespread preponderance of bacterial underground to multiple antibiotic agents,

izahion and compelling evidtnce-based data to validave its sfficacy. In an era of antibiotic stexardwhip, qith a widespread prevxlence of bacteriql rtsistance to multmlle antlyiotid ageutw,

ization and compelling evidence-based data to validate In era of stewardship, with a to antibiotic agents,

ization and compelling evideNce-based daTa to vAliDatE iTs efFicaCy. In an era of antIBiotIc stewardship, with a wideSpreaD pREvalENcE of baCterial REsISTanCe To MulTiPLe AntibIotIc agentS,

ization and compelling evi dence-base d dat a t o v al idat e it s efficacy. In an e ra of antibiotic stewa rdshi p, with awides pread p r ev a l enc eof  ba ct e ri al re sis tance t o multiple  an ti biotic agent s ,

ization and_compelling evidence-based_data to validate its_efficacy. In_an_era of_antibiotic_stewardship, with a_widespread prevalence of_bacterial resistance to multiple_antibiotic agents,


889 (rs1800587), IL-1 RN variable number tandom repeat (VNTR), IL-1B -511 (rs 16944)

889 (rs1800587), IL-1 RN variable number tandom repeat (VNTR), IL-1B -511 (rs 16944 )

889 (rs1800587), IL-1 RN variable number txndom repeat (VNJR), IL-1B -511 (cs 16944)

889 (rs1800587), IL-1 RN variable number tandom IL-1B (rs 16944)

889 (rs1800587), IL-1 RN variable number tandoM repeat (VNTr), IL-1B -511 (rS 16944)

889 (rs1800587), IL-1 RN v ariable nu mbertan dom  r epea t (V NTR), IL-1B -5 1 1 (r s 16944)

889 (rs1800587),_IL-1 RN_variable number tandom repeat_(VNTR), IL-1B_-511_(rs 16944)


and postsurgical orthodontics is an effective and consistent method for the correction of Class II, division 1 malocclusions and for the straightening of the facial

and postsurgical orthodontics is an effective and consistent method for the correction of Class II, division 1 malocclusion and for the straightening of the facial

anf postsurgical orthodontlcs is an effectnce and consiatent meghod for the correction of Cpaws II, division 1 malocclusiovs and fog the strqighuening of the facmzl

and postsurgical orthodontics is an effective and for correction of II, division 1 of facial

and postsurgical orthodontiCs is an effeCtive And ConSiStenT metHod for the correCTion Of Class II, division 1 malocClusiOnS And fOR tHe strAightenINg OF The FaCiAl

and postsurgical orthodon tics is an  effe cti vean d co nsis tent method fo r  the  correction of Class I I, di vi s ion1  m alocc lusions an d for  t he  st ra i gh tenin g o f the f acial

and_postsurgical orthodontics_is an effective and_consistent method_for_the correction_of_Class II, division_1 malocclusions and_for the straightening of_the facial


 structure, function and regulation.
All life forms on earth require a continuous input and monitoring of carbon and energy supplies. The AMP-activated kinase (AMPK

structure, function and regulation.
 All life form on ground require a continuous input and monitoring of carbon and department of energy supplies. The AMP - activated kinase (AMPK

 stgucture, function and regmlation.
All life yirms oi earth require a continuous input and monivoribg of carbon and energy supolies. The AMP-acticatev kinase (AMPK

structure, function and regulation. All life forms require continuous input monitoring of carbon kinase

 structure, function and regulAtion.
All liFe forMs oN eaRtH reqUire A continuous inpUT and Monitoring of carbon and eNergy SuPPlieS. thE AMP-aCtivateD KiNASe (AmPk

 structure, function and r egulation.
Alllif e f or ms o n ea rth require ac onti nuous input and monito ringof carb o nand e nergy s u pp l i es.  T he  AM P- a ct ivate d k inase ( AMPK

 structure,_function and_regulation.
All life forms on_earth require_a_continuous input_and_monitoring of carbon_and energy supplies._The AMP-activated kinase (AMPK


 but appears to involve release of renin from the kidney. Principles of burn dressings.
Throughout history burn wounds have been treated by covering with dressings of

but appears to involve release of renin from the kidney. Principles of burn fertilization.
 Throughout history tan wounds have been treated by cover with stuffing of

 buh appears to involve reltase of renin from the kmdney. Pdincipler of burn dressings.
Throughouv hiwtory burn wounds have been treated hy coverung xith dressings oh

but appears to involve release of renin kidney. of burn Throughout history burn covering dressings of

 but appears to involve releasE of renin frOm the KidNey. prInciPles Of burn dressingS.
throUghout history burn woundS have BeEN treATeD by coVering wITh DREssInGs Of

 but appears to involve re lease of r eninfro m t he  kid ney.  Principles of burn  dressings.
Throughout  hist or y  bur n  w ounds  have b e en t rea te dbyco v er ing w ith  dressi ngs of

 but_appears to_involve release of renin_from the_kidney._Principles of_burn_dressings.
Throughout history burn_wounds have been_treated by covering with_dressings of


ria toxin antibody titers in the blood and toxicities to the liver and kidney. Both cell lines and animal models are available to assess the potential of this agent for

ria toxin antibody titers in the blood and toxicities to the liver and kidney. Both cell occupation and animal mannequin are available to assess the electric potential of this agent for

ria toxin antibody titers ik the blood and jozicitixs to tge liver and kidney. Both cell lines end qnimao models are available to assesd the porentmal of this agenv for

ria toxin antibody titers in the blood to liver and Both cell lines to the potential of agent for

ria toxin antibody titers in tHe blood and ToxicItiEs tO tHe liVer aNd kidney. Both ceLL linEs and animal models are avAilabLe TO assESs The poTential OF tHIS agEnT fOr

ria toxin antibody titersin the blo od an d t oxi ci ties  tothe liver andk idne y. Both cell lines and  anim al mode l sare a vailabl e  t o ass es sthe  p o te ntial  of  this a gent for

ria toxin_antibody titers_in the blood and_toxicities to_the_liver and_kidney._Both cell lines_and animal models_are available to assess_the potential of_this_agent for


occurred: four times Pseudomonas aeruginosa and once each Candida albicans and Staphylococcus hominis were found. Swap results and cornea contaminations were not significantly

occurred: four times Pseudomonas aeruginosa and once each Candida albicans and Staphylococcus hominis were found. Swap result and cornea contamination were not significantly

ocfurred: four times Pseudooonas aeruginosc and oice eacg Candidx albicans and Staphylococcud yominus were found. Swap resjlts and bornea cobtammnations were nov signifleantlg

occurred: four times Pseudomonas aeruginosa and once albicans Staphylococcus hominis found. Swap results significantly

occurred: four times PseudomoNas aeruginOsa anD onCe eAcH CanDida Albicans and StaPHyloCoccus hominis were found. swap rEsULts aND cOrnea ContamiNAtIONs wErE nOt sIgNIfIcantLy

occurred: four times Pseu domonas ae rugin osa  an donce  eac h Candida albi c ansand Staphylococcus hom iniswe r e fo u nd . Swa p resul t sa n d c or ne a c on t am inati ons  were n ot signifi can tl y

occurred:_four times_Pseudomonas aeruginosa and once_each Candida_albicans_and Staphylococcus_hominis_were found. Swap_results and cornea_contaminations were not significantly


and biochemical grounds, the family refused further genetic testing. The outcome of subsequent pregnancies confirmed the working diagnosis of an autosomal form of 46,XX DSD. However

and biochemical grounds, the family refused further genetic examination. The result of subsequent pregnancies confirmed the work diagnosis of an autosomal shape of 46,XX DSD. However

anf biochemical grounds, tht family refused yyrther genetjc testivg. The outcome of subsequent peegnabcies confirmed the wofking diahnosis od an qutosomal hkrm of 46,WR DSD. Mowevzr

and biochemical grounds, the family refused further The of subsequent confirmed the working of DSD. However

and biochemical grounds, the fAmily refusEd furTheR geNeTic tEstiNg. The outcome of SUbseQuent pregnancies confirMed thE wORkinG DiAgnosIs of an aUToSOMal FoRm Of 46,Xx Dsd. HOweveR

and biochemical grounds,the family  refu sed  fu rt hergene tic testing. T h e ou tcome of subsequent pr egnan ci e s co n fi rmedthe wor k in g dia gn os isof an  auto som al form  of 46,XXDSD .However

and_biochemical grounds,_the family refused further_genetic testing._The_outcome of_subsequent_pregnancies confirmed the_working diagnosis of_an autosomal form of_46,XX DSD. However


24h of IVM. To evaluate the effect of vitrification, the nuclear maturation and fertilization rates were assessed by lacmoid staining and ultrastructural

24h of IVM. To evaluate the effect of vitrification, the nuclear maturation and fertilization rates were tax by lacmoid staining and ultrastructural

24h lf IVM. To evaluate the enfect of vitrifieqtion, vhe nucmear matjration and fertilization raves qere qssessed by lacmoid stxining anf ultrasrrucuural

24h of IVM. To evaluate the effect the maturation and rates were assessed

24h of IVM. To evaluate the effect Of vitrificAtion, The NucLeAr maTuraTion and fertiliZAtioN rates were assessed by laCmoid StAIninG AnD ultrAstructURaL

24h of IVM. To evaluate t he effectof vi tri fic at ion,  the  nuclear matur a tion  and fertilization rat es we re asse s se d bylacmoid st a i nin gan d u lt r as truct ura l

24h_of IVM._To evaluate the effect_of vitrification,_the_nuclear maturation_and_fertilization rates were_assessed by lacmoid_staining and ultrastructural


rogenic vascular cell adhesion molecule-1 (VCAM-1). The aim of this study is to examine molecular mechanisms involved in the effect of insulin on VCAM

rogenic vascular cell adhesion molecule-1 (VCAM-1). The aim of this study is to test molecular mechanism involved in the effect of insulin on VCAM

rogfnic vascular cell adheslon molecule-1 (VCAM-1). The amm of tgis studh is to examine molecular merhanusms unvolved in the effect of insulpn on VCAN

rogenic vascular cell adhesion molecule-1 (VCAM-1). The this is to molecular mechanisms involved on

rogenic vascular cell adhesiOn molecule-1 (vCAM-1). THe aIm oF tHis sTudy Is to examine molECulaR mechanisms involved in tHe effEcT Of inSUlIn on VcAM

rogenic vascular cell adhe sion molec ule-1  (V CAM -1 ). T he a im of this stu d y is  to examine molecularmecha ni s ms i n vo lvedin thee ff e c t o fin sul in on  VCAM

rogenic vascular_cell adhesion_molecule-1 (VCAM-1). The aim_of this_study_is to_examine_molecular mechanisms involved_in the effect_of insulin on VCAM


compensate this damage. The flooded tide with high air temperature increased the proline and soluble sugar contents in mature leaves, which could protect the mature leaves from cold damage

compensate this damage. The flooded tide with high tune temperature increase the proline and soluble sugar contents in mature leaf, which could protect the mature leaves from cold wrong

colpensate this damage. The flooded tide wnrh higi air tsmperatufe increased the proline and silublt sugar contents in mature lvaves, whixh ciyld protecv the mabbre lswves hrom cold damagg

compensate this damage. The flooded tide with temperature the proline soluble sugar contents protect mature leaves from damage

compensate this damage. The flOoded tide wIth hiGh aIr tEmPeraTure Increased the prOLine And soluble sugar contentS in maTuRE leaVEs, Which Could prOTeCT The MaTuRe lEaVEs From cOld Damage

compensate this damage. T he flooded  tide  wi thhi gh a ir t emperature inc r ease d the proline and solu ble s ug a r co n te nts i n matur e  l e a ves ,wh ich  c o ul d pro tec t the m ature leav esfr om cold dama g e

compensate_this damage._The flooded tide with_high air_temperature_increased the_proline_and soluble sugar_contents in mature_leaves, which could protect_the mature leaves_from_cold damage


that targets elders with few limitations and a consideration of financial factors in addition to health status. [Clinical and immunomorphological parallels in posttraumatic uveitis].

that targets elders with few limitations and a consideration of fiscal divisor in addition to health status. [ Clinical and immunomorphological parallel in posttraumatic uveitis ].

thwt targets elders with ftw limitations anb a conviderafion of winancial factors in additioi to healuk status. [Clinical ana immunomlrphologucal parallels mh posttvcumatjg uventms].

that targets elders with few limitations and of factors in to health status. posttraumatic

that targets elders with few lImitations And a cOnsIdeRaTion Of fiNancial factors IN addItion to health status. [CliNical AnD ImmuNOmOrphoLogical PArALLelS iN pOstTrAUmAtic uVeiTis].

that targets elders withfew limita tions  an d a  c onsi dera tion of financ i al f actors in addition tohealt hs tatu s .[Clin ical an d  i m m uno mo rp hol og i ca l par all els inposttrauma tic  u veitis].

that_targets elders_with few limitations and_a consideration_of_financial factors_in_addition to health_status. [Clinical and_immunomorphological parallels in posttraumatic_uveitis].


icle screw. The crack started on the caudal side of the cross-sectional area and progressed cranially. Upper vertebral tilting in the sagittal plane must

icle screw. The crack started on the caudal side of the crabbed - sectional sphere and progress cranially. Upper vertebral tilting in the sagittal plane must

iclf screw. The crack startea on the caudal side oh the cdoss-sectkonal area and progressed creniaoly. Ukier vertebral tilting in the swgittal plant must

icle screw. The crack started on the of cross-sectional area progressed cranially. Upper plane

icle screw. The crack started oN the caudal Side oF thE crOsS-secTionAl area and progrESsed Cranially. Upper vertebraL tiltInG In thE SaGittaL plane mUSt

icle screw. The crack star ted on the  caud alsid eof t he c ross-sectional area  and progressed crania lly.Up p er v e rt ebral  tiltin g  i n the  s ag itt al pl ane m ust

icle screw._The crack_started on the caudal_side of_the_cross-sectional area_and_progressed cranially. Upper_vertebral tilting in_the sagittal plane must


aly class using the tissue-specific DamID method. Resulting datawere correlated with gene expression in comr (aly class) and can (can class

aly class using the tissue - specific DamID method. Resulting datawere correlate with gene formula in comr (aly class) and can (can class

alj class using the tissue-rpecific DamID method. Cesultihg datawdre correlated with gene expcessuon ib comr (aly class) and cxn (can clwss

aly class using the tissue-specific DamID method. correlated gene expression comr (aly class)

aly class using the tissue-speCific DamID MethoD. ReSulTiNg daTaweRe correlated wiTH genE expression in comr (aly clAss) anD cAN (can CLaSs

aly class using the tissu e-specific  DamI D m eth od . Re sult ing datawere c o rrel ated with gene express ion i nc omr( al y cla ss) and ca n (ca ncl ass

aly_class using_the tissue-specific DamID method._Resulting datawere_correlated_with gene_expression_in comr (aly_class) and can_(can class


greater clinical improvement after 14 d (p<0.005) and on discharge (p<0.05) than patients treated with typical neuroleptics

greater clinical improvement after 14 d (p<0.005) and on discharge (p<0.05) than patients treat with distinctive neuroleptics

grfater clinical improvemekt after 14 d (p<0.005) anb on divchargs (p<0.05) than patients treated with typicel nwuroltitics

greater clinical improvement after 14 d (p<0.005) discharge than patients with typical neuroleptics

greater clinical improvemenT after 14 d (p<0.005) anD on diSchArgE (p<0.05) Than PatiEnts treated witH TypiCal neuroleptics

greater clinical improvem ent after14 d(p< 0.0 05 ) an d on  discharge (p< 0 .05)  than patients treated  with  t y pica l  n eurol eptics

greater_clinical improvement_after 14 d (p<0.005)_and on_discharge_(p<0.05) than_patients_treated with typical_neuroleptics


 reperfusion-associated cortical ischemic damage: an MRI analysis in a transient focal ischemia model.
Early identification of irreversible cerebral ischemia is critical in defining strategies that influence neuronal

reperfusion - associated cortical ischemic damage: an MRI analysis in a transient focal ischemia exemplar.
 Early designation of irreversible cerebral ischemia is critical in defining strategies that influence neural

 reoerfusion-associated cortlcal ischemic damage: an MRI ahalysis kn a transient focal ischemie moeel.
Eaely identification of krreversihle cerevral uschemia is critical in scfiniug strategies thst influenwe neuronal

reperfusion-associated cortical ischemic damage: an MRI analysis transient ischemia model. identification of irreversible defining that influence neuronal

 reperfusion-associated cortIcal ischemIc damAge: An MrI AnalYsis In a transient foCAl isChemia model.
Early identiFicatIoN Of irREvErsibLe cerebRAl ISCheMiA iS crItICaL in deFinIng straTegies that InfLuEnce neuronal

reperfusion-associated co rtical isc hemic  da mag e:  anMRIanalysis in at rans ient focal ischemia mo del.Ea r ly i d en tific ation o f  i r r eve rs ib lece r eb ral i sch emia is  criticalinde fining strat e gi es that in flu ence neurona l

 reperfusion-associated_cortical ischemic_damage: an MRI analysis_in a_transient_focal ischemia_model.
Early_identification of irreversible_cerebral ischemia is_critical in defining strategies_that influence neuronal


10 months after treatment it was 1%, a significant decrease (P < 10(-4)). All tapeworms that could be identified to the species level were T

10 months after treatment it was 1% , a significant decrease (P < 10(-4) ). All tapeworm that could be identify to the species level were metric ton

10 mlnths after treatment it was 1%, a signifieqnt derrease (L < 10(-4)). All gapeworms that could be idenvifiwd to the species level werd T

10 months after treatment it was 1%, decrease < 10(-4)). tapeworms that could level T

10 months after treatment it was 1%, A significaNt decReaSe (P < 10(-4)). alL tapEworMs that could be iDEntiFied to the species level wEre T

10 months after treatment  it was 1% , a s ign ifi ca nt d ecre ase (P < 10(-4 ) ). A ll tapeworms that coul d beid e ntif i ed  to t he spec i es l eve lwe reT

10_months after_treatment it was 1%,_a significant_decrease_(P <_10(-4))._All tapeworms that_could be identified_to the species level_were T


MA) gene expression employing real-time RT-PCR, and the Rho-inhibitory effect employing the pull-down assay. C3 significantly reduced stress fiber

MA) gene expression employing real - time RT - PCR, and the Rho - inhibitory consequence use the pull - down assay. C3 significantly reduced tension fiber

MA) hene expression employinn real-time RT-PCR, and thx Rho-ingibitory effect employing the pull-doxn awsay. X3 significantly reducea stress viber

MA) gene expression employing real-time RT-PCR, and effect the pull-down C3 significantly reduced

MA) gene expression employing Real-time RT-pCR, anD thE RhO-iNhibItorY effect employiNG the Pull-down assay. C3 significAntly ReDUced STrEss fiBer

MA) gene expression employ ing real-t ime R T-P CR,  a nd t he R ho-inhibitorye ffec t employing the pull-d own a ss a y. C 3  s ignif icantly re d u ced  s tr ess  f i be r

MA) gene_expression employing_real-time RT-PCR, and the_Rho-inhibitory effect_employing_the pull-down_assay._C3 significantly reduced_stress fiber


and reduced productivity at work. Generalized estimation equations (6-month time-lag model) were used to study predictors. Sick leave was predicted by high

and reduced productivity at work. Generalized estimation equation (6 - calendar month time - lag exemplar) were use to study predictors. disgusted farewell was predicted by high

anf reduced productivity au work. Generalizeb estimetion esuations (6-month time-lag model) were usxd ti stuey predictors. Sick leaxe was prvdicted bt hijh

and reduced productivity at work. Generalized estimation time-lag were used study predictors. Sick

and reduced productivity at wOrk. GeneralIzed eStiMatIoN equAtioNs (6-month time-lag MOdel) Were used to study predictOrs. SiCk LEave WAs PrediCted by hIGh

and reduced productivityat work. G enera liz edes tima tion  equations (6- m onth  time-lag model) wereusedto stud y  p redic tors. S i ck l eav ewa s p re d ic ted b y h igh

and_reduced productivity_at work. Generalized estimation_equations (6-month_time-lag_model) were_used_to study predictors._Sick leave was_predicted by high


wave was more susceptible to the effect of the substituent groups than was the second wave, suggesting that the ordering of the two successive one-electron reductions in B

wave was more susceptible to the effect of the substituent groups than was the second wave, suggesting that the ordering of the two consecutive one - electron reduction in B

wage was more susceptible uo the effect of jhw subsvituent groups ghan was the second wave, sugjestung tyat the ordering of thd two sucbessive obe-eltctron reductions in B

wave was more susceptible to the effect substituent than was second wave, suggesting two one-electron reductions in

wave was more susceptible to tHe effect of The suBstItuEnT groUps tHan was the seconD Wave, Suggesting that the orderIng of ThE Two sUCcEssivE one-eleCTrON RedUcTiOns In b

wave was more susceptible  to the ef fectofthe  s ubst itue nt groups than wasthe second wave, sugge sting  t h at t h eorder ing oft he t wosu cc ess iv e  o ne-el ect ron red uctions in  B

wave_was more_susceptible to the effect_of the_substituent_groups than_was_the second wave,_suggesting that the_ordering of the two_successive one-electron reductions_in_B


box, but not given footshock (conditioned emotional response), there was an immediate and long-lasting (80 min) increase in extracellular dopamine. Dizoc

box, but not given footshock (conditioned emotional reception), there be an immediate and long - lasting (80 min) addition in extracellular dopamine. Dizoc

bod, but not given footshocy (conditioned emotionan respknse), thefe was an immediate and long-pawting (80 min) increase in extrxcellular dopaminw. Dieoc

box, but not given footshock (conditioned emotional was immediate and (80 min) increase

box, but not given footshock (coNditioned eMotioNal ResPoNse), tHere Was an immediate ANd loNg-lasting (80 min) increase in ExtraCeLLulaR DoPaminE. Dizoc

box, but not given footsh ock (condi tione d e mot io nalresp onse), there w a s an  immediate and long-la sting  ( 8 0 mi n )incre ase ine xt r a cel lu la r d op a mi ne. D izo c

box,_but not_given footshock (conditioned emotional_response), there_was_an immediate_and_long-lasting (80 min)_increase in extracellular_dopamine. Dizoc


of Graves' disease and elevation of TRAb might have been responsible for the formation and deposition of thyroid-associated immune complex in the glomeruli. As for cres

of Graves' disease and elevation of TRAb might have been responsible for the formation and deposition of thyroid gland - consociate immune complex in the glomeruli. As for cres

of Graves' disease and elevxtion of TRAb mntht hate been responskble for the formation and dxposution of thyroid-associated kmmune colplex in the tlomeruli. Ea for cvzs

of Graves' disease and elevation of TRAb been for the and deposition of glomeruli. for cres

of Graves' disease and elevatiOn of TRAb miGht haVe bEen ReSponSiblE for the formatiON and Deposition of thyroid-assOciatEd IMmunE CoMplex In the glOMeRULi. AS fOr CreS

of Graves' disease and el evation of  TRAb  mi ght  h avebeen  responsible f o r th e formation and deposi tionof thyr o id -asso ciatedi mm u n e c om pl exin th e glo mer uli. As  for cres

of_Graves' disease_and elevation of TRAb_might have_been_responsible for_the_formation and deposition_of thyroid-associated immune_complex in the glomeruli._As for cres


and then proceed directly to the involved area. In this way operating time, blood loss, damage to uninvolved areas of the liver, and unnecessary contamination are

and then proceed directly to the involved area. In this direction operate time, blood loss, wrong to uninvolved areas of the liver, and unnecessary contaminant are

anf then proceed directly uo the involved ateq. In tiis way operativg time, blood loss, damage to ubinvooved areas of the livef, and unnvcessary xontemination are

and then proceed directly to the involved this operating time, loss, damage to and contamination are

and then proceed directly to tHe involved Area. IN thIs wAy OperAtinG time, blood loss, DAmagE to uninvolved areas of thE liveR, aND unnECeSsary ContamiNAtION arE

and then proceed directly  to the in volve d a rea .In t hisway operatingt ime,  blood loss, damage to  unin vo l veda re as of  the li v er , and  u nn ece ss a ry  cont ami nationare

and_then proceed_directly to the involved_area. In_this_way operating_time,_blood loss, damage_to uninvolved areas_of the liver, and_unnecessary contamination are


difference from 124 +/- 14 mm Hg to 241 +/- 61 mm Hg (p < 0.05); as well as a decrease in blood pressure, from 131 +/-

difference from 124 + /- 14 mm Hg to 241 + /- 61 mm Hg (p < 0.05); as well as a decrease in blood atmospheric pressure, from 131 + /-

divference from 124 +/- 14 mm Hg tu 241 +/- 61 mm Hg (p < 0.05); cw well as a secrease in blood pressure, from 131 +/-

difference from 124 +/- 14 mm Hg +/- mm Hg < 0.05); as blood from 131 +/-

difference from 124 +/- 14 mm Hg to 241 +/- 61 mm Hg (p < 0.05); As well as a dEcreaSe iN blOoD preSsurE, from 131 +/-

difference from 124 +/- 1 4 mm Hg to  241+/-  61  m m Hg  (p< 0.05); as we l l as  a decrease in blood p ressu re ,  fro m  1 31 +/ -

difference_from 124_+/- 14 mm Hg_to 241_+/-_61 mm_Hg_(p < 0.05);_as well as_a decrease in blood_pressure, from 131_+/-


depends on that of periodontal membrane. As described above, the occlusal force during mastication, which is fast movement, can be estimated from re.

depends on that of periodontal membrane. As described above, the occlusal force during chew, which is firm movement, can be estimated from rhenium.

deoends on that of periodoktal membrane. As descriued abobe, the ozclusal force during masticavion, whicy is fast movement, can be estimwted fron re.

depends on that of periodontal membrane. As the force during which is fast re.

depends on that of periodontaL membrane. AS descRibEd aBoVe, thE occLusal force duriNG masTication, which is fast movEment, CaN Be esTImAted fRom re.

depends on that of period ontal memb rane.  As  de sc ribe d ab ove, the occlu s al f orce during masticatio n, wh ic h  isf as t mov ement,c an b e e st im ate df ro m re.

depends_on that_of periodontal membrane. As_described above,_the_occlusal force_during_mastication, which is_fast movement, can_be estimated from re.


obutanoyl, or pivaloyl groups, implying considerable impacts of hydrophobic groups on UCST phase separation. We observed a liner relationship between Tp and

obutanoyl, or pivaloyl groups, implying considerable impacts of hydrophobic groups on UCST phase interval. We observe a liner kinship between Tp and

obuhanoyl, or pivaloyl groupr, implying consneerablx impacfs of hyarophobic groups on UCST phade sepaeation. We observed a lkner relanionship vetwten Tp and

obutanoyl, or pivaloyl groups, implying considerable impacts groups UCST phase We observed a

obutanoyl, or pivaloyl groups, Implying coNsideRabLe iMpActs Of hyDrophobic groupS On UCsT phase separation. We obsErved A lINer rELaTionsHip betwEEn tP And

obutanoyl, or pivaloyl gro ups, imply ing c ons ide ra bleimpa cts of hydroph o bicgroups on UCST phase s epara ti o n. W e  o bserv ed a li n er r ela ti on shi pb et weenTpand

obutanoyl, or_pivaloyl groups,_implying considerable impacts of_hydrophobic groups_on_UCST phase_separation._We observed a_liner relationship between_Tp and


2 weeks later. Groups II and III received a single 10 mg dose. Blood samples and urine were collected for 48 hours. Impaired renal function resulted in elevated

2 weeks later. Groups II and III received a individual 10 milligram dose. Blood samples and urine were collect for 48 hours. Impaired nephritic function resulted in elevated

2 wfeks later. Groups II and III received a single 10 mg dkse. Blooa samples and urine were colpexted dor 48 hours. Impaired reval functpon resulred mn elevated

2 weeks later. Groups II and III single mg dose. samples and urine Impaired function resulted in

2 weeks later. Groups II and III rEceived a siNgle 10 mG doSe. BLoOd saMpleS and urine were cOLlecTed for 48 hours. Impaired renAl funCtIOn reSUlTed in ElevateD

2 weeks later. Groups IIand III re ceive d a  si ng le 1 0 mg  dose. Blood s a mple s and urine were colle ctedfo r  48h ou rs. I mpaired re n a l f un ct ion  r e su ltedinelevate d

2_weeks later._Groups II and III_received a_single_10 mg_dose._Blood samples and_urine were collected_for 48 hours. Impaired_renal function resulted_in_elevated


idine kinase ResE and the cytoplasmic ResD regulator. Nitric oxide is the signal recognized by NsrR. Acetate formation and decreasing pH are

idije kinase ResE and the cntoplasmic ResD tetulatoc. Nitrid oxide ks the signal recognized by IsrR. Acetqte formation and decrdasing pH are

idine kinase ResE and the cytoplasmic ResD oxide the signal by NsrR. Acetate

idine kinase ResE and the cytoPlasmic Resd reguLatOr. NItRic oXide Is the signal recOGnizEd by NsrR. Acetate formatiOn and DeCReasINg PH are

idine kinase ResE and thecytoplasmi c Res D r egu la tor.  Nit ric oxide is t h e si gnal recognized by Nsr R. Ac et a te f o rm ation  and de c re a s ing  p Hare

idine kinase_ResE and_the cytoplasmic ResD regulator._Nitric oxide_is_the signal_recognized_by NsrR. Acetate_formation and decreasing_pH are


aine, and vitamin B complex) were included in some i.v. solutions. Administration sets were attached to the i.v. containers, and the solutions

aine, and vitamin B complex) were included in some i.v. solutions. presidency set were attached to the i.v. containers, and the solutions

ainf, and vitamin B complex) dere included iu some m.v. solufions. Adoinistration sets were attacied ro tht i.v. containers, and the solunions

aine, and vitamin B complex) were included i.v. Administration sets attached to the

aine, and vitamin B complex) werE included iN some I.v. sOluTiOns. ADminIstration sets wERe atTached to the i.v. containerS, and tHe SOlutIOnS

aine, and vitamin B comple x) were in clude d i n s om e i. v. s olutions. Admi n istr ation sets were attach ed to  t h e i. v .conta iners,a nd t heso lu tio ns

aine, and_vitamin B_complex) were included in_some i.v._solutions._Administration sets_were_attached to the_i.v. containers, and_the solutions


Hispanic. Results suggested that contraceptive use was negatively affected by low contraceptive knowledge; use of alcohol; a lack of planning for sex; a misper

Hispanic. Results suggested that contraceptive use was negatively affected by depleted contraceptive cognition; use of alcohol; a lack of planning for sex; a misper

Hisoanic. Results suggested uhat contraceptivg yse wav negafively awfected by low contraceptive kbowleege; use of alcohol; a lxck of plwnning fir stx; a misper

Hispanic. Results suggested that contraceptive use was by contraceptive knowledge; of alcohol; a a

Hispanic. Results suggested tHat contracEptivE usE waS nEgatIvelY affected by low COntrAceptive knowledge; use of AlcohOl; A Lack OF pLanniNg for seX; A mISPer

Hispanic. Results suggeste d that con trace pti veus e wa s ne gatively affec t ed b y low contraceptive kn owled ge ;  use of  alco hol; al ac k ofpl an nin gf or  sex;  amisper

Hispanic. Results_suggested that_contraceptive use was negatively_affected by_low_contraceptive knowledge;_use_of alcohol; a_lack of planning_for sex; a misper


were recorded in the CFRC post group at 24, 29, 56 and 87 months, compared with one failure in the control group at 84 months. These

were recorded in the CFRC post group at 24, 29, 56 and 87 months, compared with one bankruptcy in the restraint group at 84 months. These

wege recorded in the CFRC kost group at 24, 29, 56 cbd 87 moiths, cojpared wkth one failure in the contrll grouk at 84 months. These

were recorded in the CFRC post group 29, and 87 compared with one at months. These

were recorded in the CFRC post Group at 24, 29, 56 and 87 MonthS, coMpaReD witH one Failure in the coNTrol Group at 84 months. These

were recorded in the CFRC  post grou p at24,  29 ,56 a nd 8 7 months, comp a redwith one failure in th e con tr o l gr o up  at 8 4 month s .T h ese

were_recorded in_the CFRC post group_at 24,_29,_56 and_87_months, compared with_one failure in_the control group at_84 months. These


ation. The major red pigment was identified as gomphrenin I. Its quantity increased with the increase of fruit maturity. The gomphrenin

ation. The major red pigment was identified as gomphrenin I. Its quantity increase with the addition of fruit maturity. The gomphrenin

atiln. The major red pigment was identified as gom'hrenin I. Its qjantity increased with the iicreqse od fruit maturity. The gumphrenin

ation. The major red pigment was identified I. quantity increased the increase of

ation. The major red pigment waS identifieD as goMphRenIn i. Its QuanTity increased wITh thE increase of fruit maturiTy. The GoMPhreNIn

ation. The major red pigme nt was ide ntifi edasgo mphr enin  I. Its quanti t y in creased with the incre ase o ff ruit ma turit y. Theg om p h ren in

ation. The_major red_pigment was identified as_gomphrenin I._Its_quantity increased_with_the increase of_fruit maturity. The_gomphrenin


these axotomized neuronal subpopulations, expression of c-Jun appeared between 24 and 36 h post-axotomy and persisted on substantial levels for 15 days in

these axotomized neuronal subpopulations, expression of c - Jun appear between 24 and 36 planck's constant post - axotomy and persisted on substantial grade for 15 days in

thfse axotomized neuronal rubpopulations, gxpressimn of d-Jun appdared between 24 and 36 h post-axltimy abd persisted on substavtial levvls for 15 eays un

these axotomized neuronal subpopulations, expression of c-Jun 24 36 h and persisted on in

these axotomized neuronal suBpopulatioNs, expResSioN oF c-JuN appEared between 24 anD 36 H posT-axotomy and persisted on SubstAnTIal lEVeLs for 15 Days in

these axotomized neuronal  subpopula tions , e xpr es sion  ofc-Jun appeared betw een 24 and 36 h post-a xotom ya nd p e rs isted  on sub s ta n t ial  l ev els  f o r15 da ysin

these_axotomized neuronal_subpopulations, expression of c-Jun_appeared between_24_and 36_h_post-axotomy and persisted_on substantial levels_for 15 days in