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The patient was seated comfortably on a dental chair. The patient was asked to rinse the mouth vigorously with the chlorhexidine mouthwash. Prior to collection the selected site was thoroughly isolated with cotton rolls, gently dried with warm air and an obvious supragingival plaque was removed carefully with gauze so as not to stimulate bleeding from the sulcular epithelium. 1 μL GCF was collected by placing a calibrated microcapillary pipette extracrevicularly. The volumetric microcapillary pipettes were calibrated with a calibration mark after each microliter. If GCF is contaminated with blood, the collection was repeated. The collected GCF was transferred to sterile plastic vials containing 350 μL of normal saline with 1% bovinevalue of 5.524 and maximum value of 6.124.

The mean values when subjected to statistical analysis by the ANOVA test, the F-ratio of phenolphthalein concentration was 1406.727 with *P* \< 0.0005, which was statistically significant.

[Table 2](#T2){ref-type="table"} depicts the intergroup comparison of phenolphthalein concentration by the Tukey multiple comparison test. The *P* value was statistically significant when Group I compared with Group II, when Group I compared with Group III, and when Group II compared with Group III.

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Multiple comparisons of phenolphthalein concentration between three groups

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The intergroup comparison of the amount of phenolphthalein concentration and βG concentration between healthy, chronic gingivitis and chronic periodontitis showed statistically significant differences. The values in chronic periodontitis are highest followed by chronic gingivitis and healthy respectively. [Graph 1](#F5){ref-type="fig"} shows the phenolphthalein concentration in different


groups.

![Comparison of mean phenolphthalein concentration between different groups](JPBS-7-660-g007){#F5}

[Table 3](#T3){ref-type="table"} depicts the levels of βG concentration in different groups. Mean value of Group I was 0.53643 and standard deviation of 0.034909 with the minimum value of 0.448 and maximum value of 0.599.

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Concentration of β.glucuronidase (μg/μL) in different groups

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The mean value of Group II was 1.111510 and standard deviation of 0.140740 with the minimum value of 0.875 and maximum value of 1.348.

The mean value of Group III was 2.04743 and standard deviation of 0.061345 with the minimum value of 1.933 and maximum value of 2.143.

The mean values when subjected to statistical analysis by the ANOVA test, the F-ratio of βG concentration was 1406.727 with *P* \< 0.0005, which was statistically significant.

[Table 4](#T4){ref-type="table"} depicts the intergroup comparison of βG concentration*in silico* on the basis of the known SNPs genotypes ([Supplementary Note](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) using the R package HIBAG (ref. [@b19]). Four previously identified alleles (*HLA-DPB1\*201*, *HLA-DQA1\*301*, *HLA-DQB\*301* and *HLA-DQB\*302*) were replicated in the present study (all *P*\<5 × 10^−3^; [Supplementary Table 7](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) (ref. [@b9]). In addition, we newly identified the allele *HLA-DPB1\*501* (*P*=4.0 × 10^−4^), which was in moderate linkage disequilibrium (LD) with the previously identified SNPs rs3077 (*r*^*2*^=0.30) and rs9277535 (*r*^*2*^=0.56) ([Supplementary Table 7](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

Recent GWASs have also identified several SNPs that are associated with HBV-related liver phenotypes. Among those SNPs, several ones in *HLA-DP* and *HLA-DQ* that were significantly associated with hepatitis B vaccine response or HBV-related HCC also showed suggestive associations with persistent HBV infection ([Supplementary Table 8](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}), reflecting shared genetic risk factors among the HBV-related phenotypes.


However, all the other SNPs showed no associations with persistent HBV infection in our GWAS data ([Supplementary Table 8](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}), suggesting that the molecular mechanisms among these phenotypes are largely different.

A new susceptibility locus at 8p21.3 was identified
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In addition to the previously reported SNPs in *HLA-DP*, *HLA-DQ* and *MIR219A1*, seventy-two loci showed significant associations with *P*≤1 × 10^−4^ in the discovery GWAS stage in this study. We then selected all of these top 72 signals for replication ([Supplementary Data 1](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"} and [Supplementary Table 9](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}; Methods section) in an independent sample set (replication stage 1, Jiangsu population). Of these 72 tested SNPs, 6 SNPs showed significant associations in the same direction as observed in the GWAS stage ([Supplementary Data 1](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). These 6 SNPs were further genotyped in another sample setwas significantly associated with elevated transcript levels of *INST10* (*P*=6.8 × 10^−3^; [Fig. 1b](#f1){ref-type="fig"} and [Supplementary Data 2](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). This liver eQTL finding was then replicated in an independent sample set of 88 human liver tissues (*P*=3.1 × 10^−3^; [Fig. 1c](#f1){ref-type="fig"}, [Supplementary Data 2](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"} and Methods section)[@b20][@b21]. In these two sample sets, the expression of *INST10* in protective allele carriers (*TC* or *CC* of rs7000921) showing 22--31% elevation compared with that in risk allele carriers (*TT*; [Fig. 1b,c](#f1){ref-type="fig"}). The associations remained significant even after Bonferroni correction for multiple comparisons. When these two sample sets were pooled together, we achieved a more significant eQTL signal (Fisher\'s combined *P*=2.5 × 10^−4^). No significant eQTL signals were found between the rs7000921 and the other five genes at 8p21.3. Taken together, these results


due to variation in genomic copy number, methylation and gene expression. Therefore, caution needs to be applied when interpreting eQTL data. Additional analyses in larger sample sizes and in more cell or tissue types relevant to aetiology of persistent HBV infection will be needed to confirm the significance of INTS10 as susceptibility gene for persistence of HBV infection at 8p21.3.

INTS10 is biologically plausible for susceptibility to persistent HBV infection. Although the specific roles of INTS10 in persistent HBV infection have never been reported before, functional assays in this study indicated that INTS10 can significantly decrease levels of HBV markers in liver cells ([Fig. 2](#f2){ref-type="fig"} and [Supplementary Fig. 8](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Consistent with the roles of INTS10 in suppressing HBV replication, the levels of plasma INTS10 in PIs were significantly lowerHBV-related phenotypes
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We searched the studies based on GWAS Catalog (<http://www.genome.gov/26525384>). Eight studies on HBV-related phenotypes were selected. We reviewed these papers and selected 25 significantly associated SNPs for reviewing the consistency of associations in this study ([Supplementary Table 8](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

HLA alleles analyses
--------------------

HLA alleles were predicted from dense SNPs genotypes using the R package HIBAG (<http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/HIBAG/index.html>). We selected a threshold of 0.5 as a value that has modest effects on both call rate and accuracy. ORs and 95% confidence intervals were calculated in logistic regression model.

*HLA-DRB1\*1301* and*\*1302* alleles (corresponding to *HLA-DR13*) were reported to have a protective effect against persistent HBV infection in different populations[@b41][@b42]. However, *HLA-DR13* were failed to be predicted with the R package HIBAG in this study. We then selected rs11752643 as a proxy of *HLA-DR13* (rs11752643


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345 F.Supp.2d 912 (2004)
Moirav SHALTIEL, Plaintiff,
v.
FORTIS INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant.
No. 03 C 8348.
United States District Court, N.D. Illinois, Eastern Division.
November 22, 2004.
Gerald Berton Mullin, Richard A. Larson, Gerald B. Mullin P.C., Chicago, IL, for Plaintiff.
William Glenn Beatty, Cristina Mungai, Johnson & Bell, Ltd., Chicago, IL, for Defendants.

MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER
SHADUR, Senior District Judge.
Moirav Shaltiel ("Shaltiel"), invoking federal jurisdiction on diversity of citizenship grounds, has sued Fortis Insurance Company ("Fortis") under the Declaratory Judgment Act, 28 U.S.C. § 2201. Shaltiel seeks a ruling that under the terms of a medical insurance Master Group Policy ("Policy") issued by Fortis, it is obligated to provide benefits covering gastric bypass surgery that she ultimately underwent on March 8, 2004.
Shaltiel and Fortis have filed cross-motions under Fed.R.Civ.P. ("Rule") 56 for *913 summary judgment asIn recent years, a number of new telephone service features have been provided by an Advanced Intelligent Network (AIN). The AIN evolved out of a need to increase the capabilities of the telephone network architecture in order to meet the growing needs of telephone customers or users. The AIN architecture generally comprises two networks, a data messaging network and a circuit-switched, trunked communications network. The trunked communications network handles voice and data communications between dispersed network locations, whereas the data messaging network is provided for controlling operations of the trunked communications network.
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280 N.J. Super. 349 (1995)
655 A.2d 461
STATE OF NEW JERSEY, PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT,
v.
EDWARD KADELAK, DEFENDANT-APPELLANT.
Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division.
Argued January 30, 1995.
Decided March 23, 1995.
*350 Before Judges VILLANUEVA, WEFING and BRAITHWAITE.
M. Daniel Cantor argued the cause for appellant (Mr. Cantor, on the brief).
Boris Moczula, Deputy Attorney General, argued the cause for respondent (Deborah T. Poritz, Attorney General of New Jersey, attorney; Mr. Moczula, of counsel; Mr. Moczula, and Valerie L. Egar, Deputy Attorney General, on the brief).
*351 American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey, Amicus Curiae (Judith Levin, pro hac vice, of counsel and on the brief).
The opinion of the court was delivered by VILLANUEVA, J.A.D.
Defendant Edward Kadelak appeals from the Law Division order, after our remand, 258 N.J. Super. 599, 610 A.2d 916 (Kadelak I), upholding hisconviction of violating N.J.S.A. 39:4-50 (DWI) and the constitutionality of N.J.S.A. 39:8-2, which mandates random roadside inspections annually of at least 1% of the motor vehicles registered in the State. The trial court concluded that the mobile inspection teams (MITs) utilized by the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) are constitutionally permissible. We affirm.
The facts of this case as they relate to defendant's motor vehicle stop are succinctly summarized in our first opinion wherein we stated:
On August 9, 1990, the Bordentown City Police and the State Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) conducted a "roadside safety check" in which local police and a team of inspectors from the DMV stopped oncoming cars to conduct an inspection of the vehicle and the credentials of the operator. The particular roadblock under review


EMPIRICAL DATA DEMONSTRATING THE EFFICACY OF THE CONSTITUTIONALLY INTRUSIVE MOBILE INSPECTION TEAM [MIT] ROADBLOCK NOR DID THE STATE PROVE THAT CUSTOMARY AND TRADITIONAL METHODS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT WERE DEFICIENT TO PROMOTE ROAD SAFETY.
II. THE POLICY OF DMV AND POLICE DEPARTMENTS IN NOT PUBLICIZING THE MIT ROADBLOCKS INCREASES CONSTITUTIONAL INTRUSIVENESS.
III. THE MIT ROADBLOCK IS HIGHLY INTRUSIVE CONSTITUTIONALLY.
IV. THE STATE PRESENTED HIGHLY FLAWED DATA.
V. PURSUANT TO STATE V. PIERCE, 136 N.J. 184, [642 A.2d 947] (1994), ARTICLE I, PARAGRAPH 7, OF NEW JERSEY'S CONSTITUTION AFFORDS GREATER PROTECTION THAN THE FOURTH AMENDMENT.
VI. THE OCTOBER 19, 1993 DECISION OF [THE TRIAL] JUDGE INCORRECTLY RELIES ON LESS PROTECTIVE OUT-OF-STATE AUTHORITY.
The amicus curiae additionally argues:
I. ROADBLOCKS ESTABLISHED TO UNCOVER MOTOR VEHICLE VIOLATIONS VIOLATE BOTH THE FOURTH AMENDMENT AND ARTICLE I, PARAGRAPH 7 OF THE1978 MVIC Report at 35.
Although emissions testing was implemented in an effort to improve New Jersey's air quality, it had a substantial impact on motor vehicle inspections. The vehicle inspection system was confronted with a greater volume of reinspections necessitated in part by automobiles failing emissions tests. The Legislature responded by enacting L. 1975, c. 156, § 1 (N.J.S.A. 39:8-2). This law permitted the Director of DMV to license and supervise qualified private garages as Re-Inspection Centers (RICs) on a trial basis. In 1977, the private RICs were made permanent. *359 L. 1977, c. 270, § 1 (N.J.S.A. 39:8-24). The primary purpose of L. 1975, c. 156 was set forth in the sponsor's statement to the bill which was ultimately enacted into law:
Although many alternatives were considered, the


the measure of intrusion stemming from roadblocks designed to check for illegal aliens compared to those designed to check for intoxicated drivers, the Sitz court found:
virtually no difference between the levels of intrusion on law-abiding motorists from the brief stops necessary to the effectuation of these two types of checkpoints, which to the average motorist would seem identical save for the nature of the questions the checkpoint officers might ask. The trial court and the Court of Appeals, thus, accurately gauged the "objective" intrusion, measured by the duration of the seizure and the intensity of the investigation, as minimal.
[Id. at 451-53, 110 S.Ct. at 2486 (citing Martinez-Fuerte, 428 U.S. 543, 96 S.Ct. 3074).]
In terms of the level of intrusiveness, there is also basically no difference between the stopsthe procedure.
In one of the consolidated cases in Martinez-Fuerte, the record indicated that, as a result of the vehicle checkpoint, illegal aliens were found in only 0.12 percent of the vehicles passing through. Sitz, supra, 496 U.S. at 455, 110 S.Ct. at 2487-88 (citing Martinez-Fuerte, supra, 428 U.S. at 553-55, 96 S.Ct. at 3081). Even though the ratio of illegal aliens detected to vehicles stopped was only about 0.5 percent (given that periodically two or more illegal aliens were found in a single vehicle), the Court also had no difficulty sustaining the constitutionality of the procedure. See Martinez-Fuerte, supra, 428 U.S. at 553-55, 562-64, 96 S.Ct. at 3081, 3085. We have found similar numbers generated by DWI roadblocks to be constitutionally sufficient. State v. Mazurek, 237 N.J. Super.


improperly-working lights and 6,199 vehicles with faulty emissions. The MITs also caught motorists who had unlawfully tampered with their vehicles. There were 607[6] motorists who had disconnected or removed their catalytic converters and 172 motorists who tampered with their vehicle's fuel inlet restrictors.[7]
In 1991, the MITs uncovered 3,670 vehicles with faulty steering, suspension or tires, 3,662 vehicles with brake defects, 7,451 with improperly-working lights, and 5,128 vehicles with faulty emissions. The teams also caught 364 motorists who had tampered *367 with their catalytic converters and 178 motorists who had tampered with their fuel inlet restrictors.
The results of the MIT vehicle safety checkpoints far exceed the cited constitutionally accepted statistics. In fact, as just noted, the figures are staggering compared to the 1.6% of violators found in Sitz andrequired or State-driven, there is no doubt that the MIT emissions testing requirement enhances the State's interest in the MIT program.
The State has demonstrated that its interest in highway and vehicular safety is vital and compelling. The State has clearly shown that the MIT safety checkpoints rationally and efficaciously promote the safety interest while keeping the intrusion on individual *374 liberty to a minimum. Indeed, the State Legislature has also determined that roadside safety inspections advance the public interest in motor vehicle equipment safety.
Recently, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court appropriately determined that "the rationale behind upholding the constitutionality of drunk driving roadblocks applies equally to all systematic roadblocks, where the compelling interest of the state in protecting its citizens from harm, i.e., the mass carnage that results from unlicensed


omitted), cert. denied, 484 U.S. 954, 108 S.Ct. 348, 98 L.Ed.2d 373 (1987). In the case before us, "the public policy of our State does not support an expansion of state law protections beyond those provided by the federal constitution." See ibid.
Adherence to the federal constitutional framework in this case is particularly appropriate given New Jersey's prior judicial treatment of motor vehicle stops and roadblocks. It is clear that, historically, the ceiling over the permissible range of police activity in this area has consistently been erected by the United States Supreme Court, not the New Jersey courts. Even this Court's seminal roadblock opinion, State v. Kirk, supra, while involving state constitutional principles, ultimately did not diverge from the United States Constitution in any respect in establishing requirements forfor vehicle safety checkpoints *377 is of a completely different nature than site selection for DWI roadblocks. Kadelak I, 258 N.J. Super. at 605, 610 A.2d 916.
Finally, amicus ACLU alleges that there was no specified neutral procedure established for MIT checkpoint personnel. The evidence shows otherwise. One of the factors which Kirk lists as enhancing the likelihood of judicial approval of a roadblock is that the roadblock employ "officially specified neutral and courteous procedures for the intercepting officers to follow when stopping drivers." State v. Kirk, supra, 202 N.J. Super. at 41, 493 A.2d 1271. The MIT checkpoint, in fact, had such a procedure which called for the stopping of every fifth vehicle and vehicles with observable violations. Vehicles found to have violations were routinely referred by MIT


of a severity which required the operator to exit the car so that an MIT inspector could conduct a closer analysis.
[6]  The testimony of Thomas Wright indicated 670 tamperers of their catalytic converters whereas the chart S-2 shows 607.
[7]  The tampering related to the "fuel inlet restrictor" consists of widening the opening to the vehicle's gas tank to allow leaded fuel to be introduced into a car that is designed to accept only unleaded fuel. This totally disrupts or "poison[s] the catalytic converter."
[8]  Justice Rehnquist's dissent in Prouse offers a more vivid perspective on the importance of enforcing licensing and registration requirements:

The State's primary interest, however, is in traffic safety, not in apprehending unlicensed motorists.... The whole point of enforcing motor vehicle safety regulations isQ:

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The Federal Territories minister said he has instituted a 2km-radius around shopping mall Lot 10 in the Kuala Lumpur’s Golden Triangle business hub, where non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are prohibited from feeding the homeless.

“The image of my city is very bad,” Tengku Adnan told a press conference here.

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The molecular oxygen can be added in a pure form or in the form of mixtures with other gases (e.g., as atmospheric oxygen). The partial pressure of the oxygen employed is not particularly limited, but is usually from 1 to 20 bar, preferably from 1 to 5 bar. The use of compressed CO2 as the solvent as described herein has the advantage, as compared to many conventional organic solvents, that CO2 as a solvent is stable towards oxidation and reduces the danger of explosion. Therefore, after dissolving the olefin and aldehyde in the amount of CO2 needed as a solvent, higher partialolefin) and unreacted educts (olefin and aldehyde) from the reaction mixture is possible when the external parameters are selected appropriately. Known methods in which scCO2 is used for material separation are described in Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. EngI. 1978, 17, 702, and in M. McHugh, V. Krukonis, Supercritical Fluid Extraction, Butterworth Publishers, 1986. When a catalyst is additionally employed, its separation is also possible.


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Current step aerobics has focused, however, on the use of only one step to do an exercise routine. While the multi-level techniques described in parent application Ser. No. 82,099 provides a distinct variation to the conventional single step techniques, it would also be desirable if some step exercise unit could be provided which utilizes a plurality of individual steps to achieve not only height variance, but also provide sufficiently large stepping platforms.or residential airport ..." 620 I.L.C.S. 5/49.1.  This particular piece of legislation was specifically drafted and adopted to deal with only three airports:  the Naper Aero Club airport, a second airport located south of the town of Elgin in Kane County, and a third airport south of the town of Downers Grove in DuPage County.  In fact, Illinois State Rep.  Cowlishaw of Naperville specifically stipulated that the legislation "applies to only three very small privately owned airports in Illinois." 86th Gen. Assm. 40th Leg.  Day May 12, 1989.1

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Vorhees filed suit in 1995, seeking declaratory judgment in arguing that the statute in question was a "taking."   Citing no "case or controversy," the district court dismissed, and Vorhees appeals.

DISCUSSION

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This Court reviews motions to


dismiss for lack of jurisdiction over the subject matter de novo.  Deveraux v. City of Chicago, 14 F.3d 328, 330 (7th Cir.1994).  Facts and inferences are to be drawn in a light most favorable to the plaintiff.  Covington Court, Ltd. v. Village of Oak Brook, 77 F.3d 177, 178-179 (7th Cir.1996).

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The sole issue for consideration here is whether the plaintiff has established that his claim is sufficiently ripe for adjudication to satisfy the case and controversy requirement set forth in Article III, section two, of the United States Constitution.  In general, in order for a dispute to be ripe for adjudication, "[t]he controversy must be definite and concrete, touching the legal relations of parties having adverse interests, [citations omitted].  It must be aThe Trustees failed to vote on the submitted plan, giving rise to Covington's suit.  We held that Covington should have sought a writ of mandamus from the state court to compel the vote.  "We have frequently reminded litigants that federal courts are not boards of zoning appeals."  Id. Thus, until the aggrieved party has obtained a final decision regarding the application of a regulation to property at issue, there is no reason for federal courts to intervene.

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In the case before us, Vorhees has to date not been denied any property.  There is no allegation that the plaintiff has a concrete plan in mind which he has presented to governmental officials, and that this plan has been finally and authoritatively rejected.  Vorhees' property has


Q:

if/switch - "if $var is 'a' or is 'b' or is 'c'" etc

Possible Duplicate:
PHP make if shorter

I have an if statement that looks like this:
if($variable == "one" || $variable == "two" || $variable == "three" || $variable == "four"){
    // do something
}
else {
    // do something else
}

the problem is that its getting quite hefty.. its going to be about 20 or 30 different options.
Is there anyway I can do this in less code? EG:
if($variable == ("one" || "two" || "three" || "four" || "five"))..

A:

switch ($variable) {
 case "one":
 case "two":
 case "three":
 case "four":
    // do something
    break;
 default:
    // do something else
}

OR
$testSeries = array("one","two","three","four");
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exist when the cathedral was started. Though fire collapsed its spire yesterday, the crews who put out the flames discovered parts of the cathedral still standing.

(SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING)

PRESIDENT EMMANUEL MACRON: (Speaking French).

INSKEEP: French President Emmanuel Macron there, saying that the cathedral is part of the country's history, its literature and its psyche.

GREENE: And let's turn to NPR's correspondent based in Paris, Eleanor Beardsley, who joins us this morning and watched all of this unfold yesterday. Hi, Eleanor.

ELEANOR BEARDSLEY, BYLINE: Hi.

GREENE: So where exactly are you, and what does it feel like in Paris this morning?

BEARDSLEY: It's very somber. You know, I got up this morning, and I thought, Notre Dame has been ravaged. And it was a weird feeling knowing that. And I came down here, and


I'm sitting on a bench beside the river. And I'm looking at the charred stone of a stained glass window. And there's no spire anymore. And there's hundreds of people out, Parisians and tourists, just standing here, solemnly taking pictures and looking at the damage.

GREENE: How bad is the damage in terms of what we know at this point? I mean, can this cathedral be fully rebuilt?

BEARDSLEY: Well, it is very extensive, the damage. Just this morning, they were showing footage of inside the cathedral. And it's shocking. We still see heaps of rubble that are smoking, destroyed art figures. And the roof is said to be two-thirds destroyed, and the cathedral is open to the sky. So it's going to cost hundreds of millions of dollars. Andciting their authority under the law. Although, the White House is resisting. As it's happening, 2020 presidential contenders are putting out several years of their own returns. They include, among others, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris and, as of last night, Bernie Sanders and Beto O'Rourke.

GREENE: And one person following all of the numbers, NPR lead political editor Domenico Montanaro, who is with us. Hey, Domenico.

DOMENICO MONTANARO, BYLINE: Good morning.

GREENE: So anything standing out to you so far?

MONTANARO: Well, look, when we look at these tax returns, we're looking at three things to start off with - one, income, two, tax rate - what they pay in taxes - and three, their charitable giving. So just a few top lines from this so far. Kamala Harris' household was the


to vaccinate your child, please understand you are also making that decision for the people around your child.

GREENE: OK, so what exactly is causing the spike in cases? NPR global health correspondent Michaeleen Doucleff has been tracking all of this. Hi, Michaeleen.

MICHAELEEN DOUCLEFF, BYLINE: Hello, good morning.

GREENE: So put this outbreak in perspective. How bad is this?

DOUCLEFF: Yeah, so 555 cases is actually about 50 percent more cases than we saw for the entire year last year. It's also the second-biggest outbreak we've had since - in more than two decades.

GREENE: Wow. So that's significant.

DOUCLEFF: Yeah, yeah. It is significant when you - when the CDC also says that it's going to grow, right? This thing is getting worse. They actually - one of the health officials Ithen there's another problem here back at home, is that some communities here, the vaccination rates have really dropped significantly in the past few years - below the level needed to protect the whole community. And so once the virus lands here, it has more of a chance of getting a foothold and triggering an outbreak.

GREENE: Well, and that's what we heard there from the deputy mayor of New York City, suggesting that parents are not just protecting their children; they're protecting other children by making a decision about vaccinations. What other advice would - are people giving to parents?

DOUCLEFF: Yeah, so check to make sure your kids have two doses of the vaccine. You really need two doses to get the full protection. And also, if you


of Columbia Circuit, "she must establish the fixed [loss] thresholds beyond which hospitals will qualify for outlier payments" at the start of each fiscal year. Cnty. of Los Angeles, 192 F.3d at 1009. To do so, the Secretary first makes a predictive judgment about the total amount of payments that can be expected to be paid based on DRG prospective payment rates. Cnty. of Los Angeles, 192 F.3d at 1009. She then examines historical data to determine the threshold that "would probably yield total outlier payments falling within the five-to-six-percent range." Id. For obvious reasons, "[w]hether the Secretary's projections prove to be correct will depend, in large part, on the predictive value of the historical data on which she bases her calculations." Id. In each of the fiscalQ:

Is it possible create extended boolean?

So basically I would like to create an extended boolean. The base one has Equals, CompareTo functions, but I would like to create a bool type which has some other functions, methods...
For example:
extbool eb = true;

var pos = eb.position

or
eb.get...()

Is there any possibility to do this in C#?

A:

I'm not quite sure the purpose for additional methods on the Boolean type, but you can use extension methods.
Example (change the return type to whatever you need):
public static class BoolExtensions
{
    public static int Position(this bool val)
    {
        return 2;
    }
}

Call it:
bool foo = false;
int position = foo.Position();

A:

You can define your own class and override the implicit cast operator to boolean:
public static


relatively high, the hydrogen ions will replace the calcium ions in the enamel, forming hydrogen phosphate (phosphoric acid), which damages the enamel and creates a porous, sponge-like roughened surface. If saliva remains acidic over an extended period, then remineralization may not occur, and the tooth will continue to lose minerals, causing the tooth to weaken and ultimately to lose structure.
Dentinal hypersensitivity is acute, localized tooth pain in response to physical stimulation of the dentine surface as by thermal (hot or cold) osmotic, tactile combination of thermal, osmotic and tactile stimulation of the exposed dentin. Exposure of the dentine, which is generally due to recession of the gums, or loss of enamel, frequently leads to hypersensitivity. Dentinal tubules open to the surface have a high correlation with dentine hypersensitivity.person years, respectively \[[@CR2]\]. Cutaneous drug reactions have a prevalence of 8.259% and these reactions range from urticaria and erythema to SJS and TEN \[[@CR3]\].

The average age groups for TEN and SJS in West Germany have been documented as 63 and 25 years, respectively. Women in this region are at a higher risk for TEN than men at a ratio of 2:1, while the converse is true for SJS \[[@CR4]\]. In Japan, the average ages for TEN and SJS were observed to be 56.6 and 55.1 years, respectively, with women being more predisposed to SJS than men at a ratio of 1:0.7. There was an equal sex ratio for TEN \[[@CR5]\]. In a West African study, the average age group for both SJS and TEN was found to be 32.3 years


and skin erosions or bullae which are target-like in appearance extending to \<10% of the body surface area. For SJS/TEN overlap the patient should have had similar lesions covering 10--30% of the body surface area and for TEN they should have had extensive epidermal detachment of \>30% body surface area in addition to the above symptoms. Patient medication histories and a short time lapse from intake of the drug to development of symptoms (2--14 days) confirmed the drugs as causative agents while the history of other illness confirmed, without intake of anti-retrovirals, HIV as the etiology. Furthermore, a Naranjo algorithm was used to determine causality of adverse drug reaction as had been indicated in the file \[[@CR9]\]. Mycoplasma pneumonia was determined through laboratory tests and HSV-1 was determined throughphysical examination by a dermatologist.

Pre-designed data collection forms were used to abstract participants' socio-demographics, disease characteristics, subtype of the disease, and causative drugs. Twenty of the SJS/TEN patients' medical files were randomly picked and data abstracted by an independent reviewer on separate data collection forms for comparison with our investigators' forms. Discrepancies were sorted out by consensus. A database was created using MS Excel version 2007 software. This was exported to STATA software version 13 for analysis.

Prevalence of the subtypes SJS, TEN, and SJS/TEN overlap was determined. The mean and median age of the disease at diagnosis were computed. Percentages were calculated for all of the patient characteristics and the causative agents. Inferential data analysis was done using the Chi-square test to compare for differences across causative agents


group than in other age brackets (see Table [4](#Tab4){ref-type="table"}). Numerically, more cases of SJS and TEN occurred in females and more cases of SJS/TEN overlap occurred in males (Table [4](#Tab4){ref-type="table"}).

Relative Frequency of Exposure to Agents Known to Cause SJS/TEN in the Study Population {#Sec5}
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One hundred and nine (94.8%) of the SJS/TEN cases were thought to be caused by use of drugs. Twelve (10.4%) of the patients in the study had SJS/TEN attributable to intake of more than one drug. The remaining six cases of SJS/TEN were thought to be caused by infectious agents, namely HIV (*n* = 4), HSV1 (*n* = 1), and mycoplasma pneumonia (*n* = 1).

As seen in Table [3](#Tab3){ref-type="table"}, use of sulfonamides accounted for the highest number of cases at 25 (22.9%), followed by nevirapine at 18 (16.5%), ciprofloxacin at 13 (11.9%), and penicillins#LONDONCHEAPEATS

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Hailing from the streets under the guise of Dough Bros, Crust Bros is the crew's big move into a permanent bricks and mortar site.

Long gone are the gazebos and portable ovens, now replaced with a smart, sit down pizzeria in Waterloo, flooded with natural light and oozing character. The delicious and speedily cooked Neapolitan pizza remains the same, with a hand-stretched sourdough base topped with the very best ingredients founder Joe can get his hands on.

For me, the Hot and Heavy n'duja number (£7.45) has always been a winner, harking back to the days when they were trading on the streets. But at Crust Bros, I'm all for their Fix Your Own option, where you start with plain dough and, like a blank canvas, create your


extending from the second housing. In this manner, ratcheting control is provided for the pivotal movement of the first housing within the second housing.
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Java: find sub sequences

Required to find the first occurrence in this sequence and return position of this occurrence.
I find LazySeq lib in github.

A:

Seems to work:
// The concept of an infinite sequence is that there is always a next.
abstract static class InfiniteIterator<T> implements Iterator<T> {

    @Override
    public boolean hasNext() {
        return true;
    }

}

// The digits of all decimal numbers concatenated.
static class InfiniteDigits extends InfiniteIterator<Character> {

    // The number we are working on.
    int n = 1;
    // The String version of n
    String s = Integer.toString(n);
    // Where we are in the string.
    int i


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On October 17th our team had the privilege of filming Daniel Booko & Nia Sanchez’s fairytale wedding. The Temecula Creek Inn was the perfect venue for the couple to say “I Do”, and to share their love for each other and God. All of the vendors did a fantastic job of making Miss USA’s dream wedding come together in such an elegant way! This amazing couple was so gracious and we can't thank them enough for such an awesome opportunity. We are thrilled to share their finished film with you! Congrats Daniel & Nia!Q:

Define custom linestyles in Octave for use on multiple figures

I'd like to define line styles in Octave (like in gnuplot) for further usage:
I was thinking about something like that:
styles = {['color',[.5 .2 .8],'--', 'linewidth', 1.25], ['or', markersize, 4],
['-sb', markersize, 2]}

plot (x,y, styles{1})
plot (x,y, styles{2})

and so on. But such a thing didn't work. Does someone have any suggestions how to solve this?
Thanks in advance.

A:

Let's have a look, what MATLAB does and copy the ideas: You can use Comma-Separated Lists as Function Call Arguments. Actually, there's an example describing exactly, what you want to achieve. Nevertheless, to get this working as you'd like to, you also have to "disassemble" the LineSpec properly. Please see the following code snippet to get the solution for the examples given by you.
x =


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this is the title

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File: /etc/ssh/moduli

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the night she nurses longer at a time and maybe every 4 hours but only on one side.
So when I wake up I'm usually engorged on one side or the other but not both and it's barely engorged. Not painful but a little uncomfortable.

Since she eats so quickly and not always on both sides, when I pump for her, it's usually after I feed her or when I wake up engorged. And I only do the side that feels full because she won't empty both sides very often so I try to even it out.

I have been able to tell that one side has been emptied since the beginning. The ol' soggy pancake feeling returned right after she was born. I think it's because my boobs have donemust make dense, very calorie rick milk.

DS doesn't feed very long and often I only do one side at a time. Sometimes I have to do the other side 15-20 minutes later, but not always. If I choose to pump, then I do both sides and chug water and I'm plenty full again whenever he's ready to eat more. I've started trying to get into a routine because I will have to pump once I go back to work.

Honestly, this is my third child and the first where I've been this successful with the breastfeeding bit and we are totally winging it. But it seems to have worked out well. And I still leak at night. It never fails.


for a gokyu, don'tcha think? Either way I'm seriously thinking about adding Nage no Kata into my fellow Kyu's and my informal weekend trainning sessions. (The one good thing about being the former "junior sensei" of a krotty McDojo that I now sponsors a seperate Judo Club who needs the matt space which I switched to.... I have the keys to the Dojo:walk: )

Welcome to Bullshido.net: Japanophiles Section. And I don't think Judoka have forgotten these forms, but rather since they're basically used as tradition and grading and formality (not saying that's what they are, but the fact is that's what they've basically become to most Judoka) that the just don't really bother with them and have replaced the forms with Uchi Komis, that's all.grouped. When the pixels have been grouped into an object, the image processing is completed. Image processing performance such as robustness or processing speed varies depending on an algorithm and a programming technique employed for each process.
In a line scanning method, pixels are searched for in the entire region of an image. Although this method has an advantage in that image data of the entire region of an image plane is searched, it has a problem in that it takes a long time to search the entire image region.
If the position of an object can be predicted, it will be possible to significantly reduce the time required for the search by searching for pixels only in a region corresponding to the predicted position. One example is a window


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	old = *p;
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	return (old & mask) != 0;
}

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 */
static inline int test_and_clear_bit(int nr, unsigned long *addr)
{
	unsigned long mask = BIT_MASK(nr);
	unsigned long *p = ((unsigned long *)addr) + BIT_WORD(nr);
	unsigned long old;

	old = *p;
	*p = old & ~mask;

	return (old & mask) != 0;
}

/**
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 * @nbits: Number of bits
 */
static inline unsigned long *bitmap_alloc(int nbits)
{
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}

/*
 * bitmap_free - Free bitmap
 * @bitmap: pointer to bitmap
 */
static inline void bitmap_free(unsigned long *bitmap)
{
	free(bitmap);
}

/*
 * bitmap_scnprintf - print bitmap list into buffer
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live in Italy.
In 2011 when my blog (http://scrapwithsandra.blogspot.it/) was born my hobby was almost scrapbooking .
But at the moment I love card making . Colors inspire me and I take a lot of inspiration from them.
I color stamps every day during lunch time in office. It's my favorite relax-moment.
In addition to paper crafting, my greatest passions are travel and cats...beside my hubby of course :-)


healthier and more evolved. Is Mankind prepared to outsmart and defeat their own Clones?

How to Defeat Your Own Clone is being produced by Ellen Goldsmith-Vein and Eric Robinson at The Gotham Group. Peter McHugh at The Gotham Group is Executive Producer. Overseeing for Dimension Films are SVP of Production, Matthew Stein and VP of Production and Creative Affairs, Matthew Signer.

"I'm excited to be working with Gotham and Ed Ricourt and feel this story has a fun and unique take on cloning that will be an entertaining movie for audiences," said Bob Weinstein.

"When I first found this book, I knew it had amazing potential for an exciting and unique film, and Ed Ricourt has delivered upon that potential. As a producer, I couldn't be more energized to be inmembership; however, of those 50 members, a total of 10 are randomly sent a T-shirt with the club name on it. If you ask those 10 members how much they would pay for the shirt, the endowment effect would suggest they would place a higher value on the shirt than would someone who had to buy it to receive it.

In other words, the value of an object increases to a consumer when they already own it. The value of the T-shirt is distorted under the positive association of being given (i.e. endowed with) the object.

If we apply this behavioral principal to why legalizing marijuana affects E.R. visits within several adult-use states, the situation suggests a surprising consumer bias.

Overvaluing Legality, Overestimating Effects

There are three main reasons why users end


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version := "2.0-SNAPSHOT"

scalaVersion := "2.11.2"

scalacOptions ++= Seq("-deprecation", "-optimize")

libraryDependencies += "org.scala-lang.modules" %% "scala-parser-combinators" % "1.0.2"

libraryDependencies += "com.github.scopt" %% "scopt" % "3.2.0"

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Q:

DataGenerator(Sequence) without resize

I created a class DataGenerator(Sequence)which defines the batch_size, batch_x and batch_y. batch_x are batches of images (which come from x_set, a list of file paths to the images) which are read in by imread, resized by resize and divided by 255 in order to get values between 0 and 1. batch_y are labels for these images which come form y_set, a list which contains all labels.
class DataGenerator(Sequence):

    def __init__(self, x_set, y_set, batch_size):
        self.x, self.y = x_set, y_set
        self.batch_size = batch_size

    def __len__(self):
        return math.ceil(len(self.x) / self.batch_size)

    def __getitem__(self, idx):


//  gcd.hpp
//
//  (C) Copyright 2011 Vicente J. Botet Escriba
//  Use, modification and distribution are subject to the Boost Software License,
//  Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at
//  http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt).
//

#ifndef BOOST_RATIO_MPL_GCD_HPP
#define BOOST_RATIO_MPL_GCD_HPP

#include <boost/ratio/ratio.hpp>
#include <boost/ratio/mpl/numeric_cast.hpp>
#include <boost/ratio/detail/mpl/gcd.hpp>

namespace boost {
namespace mpl {

template<>
struct gcd_impl< rational_c_tag,rational_c_tag >
{
    template< typename R1, typename R2 > struct apply
        : ratio_gcd<R1, R2>
    {
    };
};
}
}

#endif  // BOOST_RATIO_MPL_GCD_HPP
dragged Matt into the bedroom. He put one of the new movies into the DVD player while I opened the rubber cock. I was amazed when I got it out of the package. The rubber it was made of actually felt like skin.

I put it in my mouth. I couldn’t help myself.

Matt laughed and reminded me that I should probably wash it first.

I handed it to him and asked him if he'd do it for me. I really don't know why, but the idea of making Matt wash the cock and get it ready for me got me even more excited.

That night was another major turning point for us. Matt fucked me with the rubber cock while he licked my pussy. I had the most intense orgasm of


fantasy.

I thought for a little bit. Finally I threw the question back at him and asked if he just wanted it to be a fantasy.

He smiled and told me that he wasn't sure.

I told him that until both of us were sure, it was better to leave it as a fantasy.

He agreed.

That night I fell arelax dreaming about letting another man fuck me.

If you aren't having fun, you aren't doing it right!

Jennifer Allen

Member

Posts: 106 #4

We quickly developed a little fantasy story to go with our love making sessions. I also started to take increasing control of the sessions.

After dinner we generally cleaned the kitchen together. When we were done, we'd sit at the dining room table and study. We were both working on our masters degrees.

About nine Irather exciting.

While Matt was kissing my feet I asked him if he wanted to kiss my ass.

The reamister that finding the story was such a big break through for us was that it gave us a framework for discussion. Asking Matt if he wanted to kiss my ass was a lot easier because we'd both just finished reading about Stevie doing it to Sandra and Julie.

Matt just smiled at me. I will never forget that smile. It was worth ten thousand words.

I reminded him about what it meant in the story. He told me that he understood that. It was why he wanted to do it.

In the story, Sandra makes it very clear to Stevie that when he kisses her ass he's submitting to her.

I rolled over on


engineer. He traveled the world building bridges. He was divorced. His wife got tired of having an absentee husband.

This was his first vacation in two years. His company made him take it. He didn't know anyone. He was very worried that he was going to get bored.

We had takes and appetizers. Brad and I got to know each other. He was absolutely filled with fascinating stories. He'd built bridges on all seven continents.

The more I got to know this man, the more I was taken with him.

Our dinners arrived. While we were eating Matt commented that I seemed to be having a good time.

I told him that I was.

When we finished the main course I told Matt that I needed to go the ladies room. I asked himI felt it getting soft. When he was limp I let go of his penis and wiped a large dribble of cum out of my eye with my fingers.

Brad and I looked at each other and started laughing. He told me that was the best blow job he ever had.

I told him that I wanted to practice as much as possible over the next five days.

Brad laughed and told me that being my practice partner was going to be a tough job, but he thought he could endure it.

I playfully hit him on his shoulder.

If you aren't having fun, you aren't doing it right!


my protests, she fed me too. I lost a lot of other people I’d previously considered friends, but it turned out they weren’t.

Someone who was a good friend made weekly deliveries of a powerful indica he grew in his garage. Large quantities of it were the only way I could manage the pain and get a few hours of sleep a night.

Every morning, I’d wake up and spend a few hours undoing dirty bandages, cleaning out my wounds, packing them with triple-antibiotic cream, then wrapping them back up. After that I would try to eat something, then I would try to work. Most of the time, I was fielding calls from the hospital’s finance office and, later, debt collectors. I desperately tried to scrape together a few bucksso I could get through the next day but, as often as not, didn’t manage. I spent Christmas at home by myself, then New Year’s.

I was lonely and desperate and it was really, really hard to see a way out of it. One part of me knew I could get through it, but another just wanted it all to stop. When I say this is the closest I ever came to dying, I’m not just talking about the crash.

Then, some friends called me one day and told me to come get my new puppy. What puppy? The one they knew I needed. Wiley gave me the first reason I’d had in a long time to make sure I made it home. But, it probably wasn’t until Lara showed


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GGTL: What's been the hardest part


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IAN: Paul didn't get on with LSN that well. LSN is more about the larger strategy, which plays out over a long time. Synapse is more about smaller forces and making individual tactical decisions.

PAUL: It's properly tactical.

GGTL: Will you be able to customize load-out, weapons, team specialties, etc?IAN: Not really - you customize your strike force by deciding which unit types to bring along.PAUL:Yeah, we've talked about this a bit recently - units are more like chess pieces than kind of awesome dudes that you totally upgrade in a gnarly fashion. Sorry that didn't make much sense.

GGTL: Can the AI fend for themselves, or do you have to tell your men to dopathology. The patient gave informed consent to giving a blood sample for genetic analysis. The study protocol was approved by the Ethics Committee of the Military Hospital of Tunisia and has therefore been performed in accordance with the ethical standards laid down in the 1964 Declaration of Helsinki and its later amendments.

HLA typing by DNA amplification {#Sec3}
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Genomic DNA was extracted from peripheral blood samples of patients and healthy individuals using the QIAamp DNA Blood Mini Kit (QIAGEN GmbH, Hilden, Germany). Low-resolution HLA typing was performed by polymerase chain reaction sequence-specific primer (PCR-SSP) techniques according to Micro SSP DNA Typing Trays DRB/DQB (One Lambda Inc. Canoga Park, California, USA). Amplified DNA fragments were detected by agarose gel electrophoresis (2.5% agarose gel), stained with ethidium bromide, and UV transillumination. One


Lambda DNA/LMT software version 3.98 was used to detect specific DRB1 and DQB1 alleles.

Results {#Sec4}
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The genetic investigation revealed that the patient carried the HLA DRB1\*03-HLA DQB1\*02 haplotype. We suppose that HLA DRB1\*03 may be the common cause of these three simultaneous diseases.

Discussion {#Sec5}
==========

We report a case of a patient presenting co-occurrences of Graves' disease, type 2 diabetes, and schizophrenia. The genetic investigation revealed that the patient carried the DRB1\*03-DQB1\*02 haplotype. Many subsequent studies have noted similarities between schizophrenia and other autoimmune diseases \[[@CR1]\]. Firstly, the diagnostic procedures are largely dependent on clinical criteria such as the lack of a specific etiological diagnosis. Secondly, the treatments are usually palliative, not curative. Thirdly, both are complex disorders caused by multiple genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors, and the interaction between theseGD \[[@CR12]\]. Moreover, very few studies examined a possible role for HLA class II in type 2 diabetes in relation to autoimmune markers and latent autoimmune diabetes in adults and association with complications of diabetes. This was exemplified by the findings that DQB1\*0201 and DQB1\*0302 \[[@CR13]\], DRB1\*03/04-DQB1\*0302 \[[@CR14], [@CR15]\], and DRB1\*03-DQA1\*0502-DQB1\*0201 (DR3-DQ2) were positively associated with type 2 diabetes \[[@CR16]\]. Furthermore, the HLA-DRB1 gene has been a focus in investigating the HLA association with schizophrenia \[[@CR17]\]. A strong positive association between HLA-DRB1\*03 and HLA DQB1\*02 alleles and schizophrenia has widely been reported in the Saudi and Tunisian populations \[[@CR18], [@CR19]\].

Although associations between the HLA loci and GD, schizophrenia, and T2D are well established, the underlying mechanisms through which HLA molecules confer susceptibility to those diseases simultaneously are still


the hypothesis of a major role of dopamine receptor serum antibodies is further supported by recent findings of an increased production of pro-inflammatory cytokines and auto-antibodies in acutely ill schizophrenia patients \[[@CR24], [@CR25]\]. These antibodies would be analogous to the thyroid-stimulating auto-antibodies which cause the hyperthyroidism of Graves' disease \[[@CR21]\]. In the same way, GAD antibodies would also be analogous to both previously discussed antibodies. Thus, only specific HLA-DR alleles with the appropriate amino acids in its peptide-binding pocket would allow an auto-antigenic peptide to bind and to be recognized by the T-cell receptor \[[@CR26]\]. This will eventually lead to hyperthyroidism by overproduction of thyroid-stimulating auto-antibodies. Specifically, HLA-DRB1 may predispose to an autoimmune-mediated reduction in insulin secretory function, either by a loss of beta cell mass or interferenceof char "a", inclusive

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also studied the use of nanodiamonds to make combination treatments even more effective. Nanodiamonds — byproducts of conventional mining and refining operations — have versatile characteristics that allow drugs to be tightly bound to their surface, making it much harder for cancer cells to eliminate them and allowing toxic drugs to be administered over a longer period of time.

The use of nanodiamonds to treat cancer was pioneered by Dean Ho, a professor of bioengineering and member of the UCLA Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center and the California NanoSystems Institute.

“This study has the capacity to turn drug development, nano or non-nano, upside-down,” he said. “Even though FSC.II now enables us to rapidly identify optimized drug combinations, it’s not just about the speed of discovering new combinations. It’s the systematic waythat we can control and optimize different therapeutic outcomes to design the most effective medicines possible.”

The study found that FSC.II-optimized drug combinations that used nanodiamonds were safer and more effective than optimized drug-only combinations. Optimized nanodrug combinations also outperformed randomly designed nanodrug combinations.

“This optimized nanodrug combination approach can be used for virtually every type of disease model and is certainly not limited to cancer,” said Chih-Ming Ho, who also holds UCLA’s Ben Rich Lockheed Martin Advanced Aerospace Tech Endowed Chair. “Additionally, this study shows that we can design optimized combinations for virtually every type of drug and any type of nanotherapy.”

Both Dean Ho and Chih-Ming Ho have collaborated with other researchers and have validated FSC.II’s efficacy in many other types of cancers, infectious diseases and other diseases.

Other co-authors


Introduction {#Sec1}
============

Breast cancer is the most commonly occurring cancer in women and the second most common cancer overall. Each year, breast cancer kills more than 500,000 women worldwide. Approximately 20--30% of patients with breast cancer, the so-called HER2-positive and most dangerous form of cancer, show overproduction of the human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2). The *HER2* gene maps to chromosome 17q21 and encodes a 1,255 amino acid, transmembrane glycoprotein tyrosine protein kinase, ErbB2, with a mass of 185 kDa^[@CR1]^.

Abnormal activity of HER2 causes accelerated metastasis and resistance to therapies^[@CR2]^. Success in treating HER2+ breast cancer is associated with the introduction of trastuzumab into medical practice, which is based on humanized monoclonal antibodies produced by mouse hybridomas^[@CR3]^. An antibody injected into the patient's bloodstream interacts with the extracellularits anticancer activity^[@CR45],[@CR50]^. Disulfiram was also shown to inhibit the matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs)^[@CR51]^, NF-kB signalling pathway^[@CR52]^, P-glycoproteins^[@CR53]^ and superoxide dismutase (SOD)^[@CR54],[@CR55]^. The results also showed that DSF/Cu increased apoptosis of cancer cells in a dose-dependent manner^[@CR43]^. When determining the molecular target responsible for the anticancer effect of disulfiram, a DDTC and copper complex (CuET) was detected in a mouse tumour, which caused the death of cancer cells by binding to NPL4, an adapter of p97^[@CR56]^.

Thus, disulfiram usage may be an example of a strategy for identifying new applications of existing well-known drugs, transferring results of laboratory studies to clinical applications^[@CR29],[@CR57]^. Notably, the old ideas about the use of DDTC as an immunomodulator in the treatment of cancer and AIDS should be kept in mind^[@CR28],[@CR58],[@CR59]^.

Materials and Methods {#Sec11}
=====================

Genetic constructs


required concentration in the working buffer (10 mM NaH~2~PO~4~/0.4 M Na~2~HPO~4~ = 10/1 with 0.05% Tween 20). The binding constants were counted according to Langmuir. Only data with χ2 \< 5 for 3--9 technical repetitions were taken into account.

Cell cultures {#Sec17}
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The fan reaction was all over the place.

There’s the “Sparks should start ahead of McElhinney” crowd.

Polite congratulations.

The “over-the-top optimistic” crowd.

And, of course, the “the world is burning” crowd.

10:39 a.m. – THE FANS HAVE SPOKEN

A super-official poll suggests 69% of fans would rather see Sparks start on Tuesday instead of McElhinney.

10:44 a.m. – SPARKS PHOTO

Photo evidence of Sparks.

10:46 a.m. – KAPANEN APPEARS

With many Leafs fans wallowing at the prospect of a McElhinney-Sparks tandem in the absence of Andersen, misery quickly turned to euphoria at the news that at long last, Kasperi Kapanen has been recalled.

Elation ensues.

I got a little bit excited, too.

10:53 a.m. – KAPANEN IS GOOD

Michael Augello points out that Kapanen is a point-per-game player in the AHL, as a 20-year-old no less, and theorizes that the Leafs– ANDERSEN SPEAKS

What does “a little bit off” qualify as? Upper body? Lower body? General body soreness?

12:20 p.m. – ANDERSEN SAYS NOTHING

The Leafs may not have a playoff spot locked down just yet but their super-vague injury reports are already in playoff form.

12:31 p.m. – BABCOCK ALSO SAYS NOTHING

12:44 p.m. – WILLY’S TOOTH STILL

Pressbox popcorn is kind of a punishment, right?

12:50 p.m. – THAT’S ENOUGH, STEVE

I think we’re finally done here.

Leafs fans rejoiced, cried, rejoiced again, and cried a little bit again all in the span of about an hour or two. The Leafs have just eight games remaining in the regular season and there’s no telling how many fans will make it there and how many will spontaneously combust.


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For those reasons, we devoted considerable effort to training primary health care workers with the intention that they would provide many of the preventive dental services planned for this study. Our efforts failed for several reasons. Primary health care workers face heavy demands in providing medical care for this underserved population. Another barrier was the high turnover of remote health staff in these communities, resulting in new staff unfamiliar with the training provided. It was also conceivable that our presence created an impression that it would be redundant for primary health care workers to provide dental preventive procedures. It is to be hoped that the success of this project in reducing caries will add impetus to policies


a noticeably European approach to caries control: fluoride varnish, water consumption and daily tooth cleaning with toothpaste. Given that caries levels remained high, even in intervention communities, we believe additional dental health benefits could be obtained by investing more resources in promoting traditional health practices.

The imperative now is to implement what is known to work. Based on these results, we recommend that local health staff in remote Aboriginal communities receive training and support in the delivery of a comprehensive program to prevent dental caries. Further studies are needed to identify additional interventions that may reduce the burden of disease even further. More resources should be allocated to identifying healthy initiatives already promoted by Aboriginal families.

Indigenous Australians comprise Aboriginals and Torres-Strait Islanders. This study was limited to Aboriginal childrenactivates the catabolic pathway by reducing IRS-1 stability in a manner that is related to PTPase activity^[@CR25]^. Here, we also demonstrate that C1-Ten expression is elevated in diabetic kidneys and in podocytes cultured under high glucose conditions (Fig. [1a--c](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}). Upregulated C1-Ten seems to accelerate diabetes-mediated pathological features including muscle atrophy and podocyte hypertrophy by affecting IRS-1 in muscle but nephrin in podocytes. Thus, the substrates of C1-Ten should be identified in different cell types and tissues. Also, our study indicates that targeting C1-Ten PTPase has a therapeutic potential for diabetes-associated symptoms. In summary, our study demonstrates that nephrin dephosphorylation by C1-Ten activates mTORC1 under high glucose conditions, and thereby contributes to the progression of podocyte hypertrophy. We suggest that inhibition of C1-Ten PTPase activity may alleviate symptoms of DKD.

Materials


was evaluated by calculating the amount of protein per cell. Fully differentiated podocytes were infected with GFP-expressing adenovirus for 48 h, then harvested by trypsinization, pelleted at 1,500g for 5 min, and resuspended in PBS. Podocyte cell counts were performed by using hemocytometer. Remaining cells were lysed in 0.5 mol/L NaOH and total protein was analyzed using a modified Lowry method.

Transwell permeability assay {#Sec12}
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Podocytes were seeded and grown to confluence in the top chamber of collagen-coated 0.4-μm transwell filters (\#3493, Corning Life Sciences, Corning, NY, USA). After podocytes had fully differentiated, they were exposed to various experimental conditions and serum-deprived for 18 h. Then the top chamber was filled with serum-free medium and the bottom chamber was filled with 40 mg/mL of bovine serum albumin, then incubated atOR, USA). Kidneys of *db/m* or *db/db* mice were embedded in a FSC 22 frozen section media (Leica Biosystems, Richmond, IL, USA) for dual immunofluorescence. Frozen sections were stained with C1-Ten and synaptopodin followed by secondary Alexa Fluor 488 donkey anti-rabbit antibody and secondary Alexa Fluor 594 donkey anti-Goat antibody (Invitrogen-Molecular Probes). Podocytes were grown and differentiated on collagen-coated coverslips, infected with GFP-expressing adenovirus for 48 h, then fixed with 4% paraformaldehyde for 30 min at 37 °C. Podocytes with siC1-Ten or rapamycin were stained with Alexa Fluor 594 phalloidin (Invitrogen-Molecular Probes) to observe morphology of cells. The coverslips were mounted with Cytoseal mounting medium on glass slides, and the podocytes were observed using a confocal microscope (LSM-510 Meta; Carl Zeiss, Jena, Germany).

Transmission electron microscopy {#Sec16}
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Paraformaldehyde-fixed kidney samples


symptoms, such as epigastric pain or persistent nausea. All subjects underwent upper gastrointestinal endoscopy and gastric biopsies were obtained. For the IDA patients, upper gastrointestinal endoscopy was performed to examine for gastrointestinal bleeding. Endoscopy showed chronic gastritis without mucosal bleeding in all eight patients; the biopsy specimens were histologically studied and used for diagnosis of *H*. *pylori* infection including culture. After the presence of *H*. *pylori* was confirmed, the four patients without IDA were regarded as *H*. *pylori*-positive non-IDA controls. The IDA patients received a 7-day course of eradication therapy with lansoprazole, amoxicillin and clarithromycin \[[@pone.0184046.ref018]\]. The patients also received iron supplementation for two months. In all 4 IDA patients, success of *H*. *pylori* eradication was confirmed by ^13^C-urea breath test \[[@pone.0184046.ref019]\] performed 4 weeks after the completion   `CCATTGGTACCTGTAGAAAC`     Ref. ^21^
           VA4-F       `GGAGCCCCAGGAAACATTG`      Ref. ^21^
           VA4-R       `CATAACTAGCGCCTTGCAC`      Ref. ^21^

Assessing *vacA* genotype, expression, and VacA synthesis {#sec014}
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### *vacA* genotyping {#sec015}

To evaluate the *vacA* genotype of each *H*. *pylori* isolate, the *vacA* signal region (s1 or s2 alleles) with the products differentiated on the basis of molecular size (259bp or 286bp) and the middle regions (m1 or m2 alleles) were amplified (**[Table 1](#pone.0184046.t001){ref-type="table"}**), as described \[[@pone.0184046.ref021]\]. Genomic DNA was extracted from each strain using the MagExtractor kit (Toyobo, Osaka).

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Immunoblot analysis {#sec016}

A 72-hour culture of each isolate was centrifuged at 8,500 g and passaged through a 0.45 μm pore size membrane filter (Millipore) to remove bacteria, and supernatants analyzed for the VacA protein. In brief, 15 μL of sample was mixed with an equal volume of loading buffer (EZ apply, ATTO) and boiled for 3 min. The sample was electrophoresed through a 12.5% sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS)-polyacrylamide gel. Migrated proteins then were electrophoretically transferred (0.14 mA for 1 hour) onto a PVDF membrane. After incubation in blocking buffer (5% skim milk in PBS), the PVDF membrane was treated with anti-VacA primary antibody (b-300, sc-25790, Santa Cruz Biotechnology Inc.) at room temperature for 1 hour with gentle shaking. Then membranes were washed with PBS containing 0.1% Tween 20starvation, confirming a prior report \[[@pone.0184046.ref024]\]. In total, results of iron-regulated gene expression under iron-restricted conditions confirm the microarray data in the present study.

![Hierarchical cluster analysis of gene expression alteration of control *H*. *pylori* strains under iron-replete and limited conditions.\
Each strain was cultured with DFM (iron-limited condition, indicated as TH3-F, TH7-F, TH4-F, and TH6-F) or without DFM (iron-replete condition, indicated as TH3, TH7, TH4, and TH6). The genes with significant differences in expression were included in hierarchical clustering analysis using average linkage and Euclidean dissimilarity methods. Genes with a Fur-binding site consensus sequence are indicated in pink.](pone.0184046.g002){#pone.0184046.g002}

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###### Expression of *H*. *pylori* genes known to be related to iron metabolism.

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