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These results indicated that plasma L LAP-DP levels reflect ongoing fibrogenesis by the activated HSCs prior to excessive collagen accumulation, rather than measuring previously accumulated fibrosis.

In accumulation, the multiplier output 'au' is added with the previously accumulated value 'ad' and the result 'sum' is stored in a register for future accumulation.

Here we report a study in which 10 mutation accumulation (MA) lines of the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans that had previously accumulated mutations for 250 generations under relaxed selection were expanded into sets of "second-order" MA lines and allowed to accumulate mutations for an additional 150 generations.

A near 100% storage efficiency is enabled by a split cell design, which allows ion fragmentation and accumulation to be performed in one section of the collision cell whilst previously accumulated ions are simultaneously ejected from the rear of the cell.

If the period of production is constant, income depends directly on the amount of capital previously accumulated.

The second phase recovers the CMEA key from the information about T previously accumulated in the array.

The latter is accompanied by an almost complete loss of the previously accumulated mass.

For spontaneous mitotic recombination assay, cells were pre-sorted by fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) to remove previously accumulated green cells and cultured for indicated days10.

Background: One of the important challenges in microarray analysis is to take full advantage of previously accumulated data, both from one's own laboratory and from public repositories.

These early cells were also anaerobic (not requiring oxygen), deriving their energy from the fermentation of organic molecules that had previously accumulated on the Earth over long periods of time.

Previously accumulated earnings would be subject to deemed repatriation at an unstated rate (with earnings held in illiquid assets subject to a lower tax rate than those held in cash or cash equivalents).