Our data, summarized in Figure 6, provide a rational explanation of why H5 HA has not yet adapted in this way.
Collectively, our data, summarized in Figure 7, demonstrated that HG-induced oxidative stress reduced SIRT1 expression, concomitant with accelerated FoxO-1/p53-mediated senescence and apoptosis.
Our data summarized in Fig 1 and Supplementary Fig S1 indicate a specific cytotoxic effect of embelin toward angiogenic, but not quiescent, ECs.
Our data, summarized in Figure 6D, suggest that in TL/NF-κB signaling, in addition to DL (Bhaskar et al. 2002), nuclear transport factor-2 (i.e., Ntf-2) is modified by SUMO, although the latter target have yet to been validated.
Our present data (summarized in table 1) provide more evidence that in Trichomonas hydrogenosomal targeting works in the absence of an NTS, albeit some might still require it (Mentel et al. 2008; Zimorski et al. 2013).
The behavioral metrics with the potential to associate with lumbar radiculopathy in the rat, based upon our data, are summarized in Table 2.
Taken together, our data are summarized in Figure 8. Binding of LPS derived from bacterial components to TLR4 initiates intracellular-signaling cascades, initially leading to the recruitment of adaptor molecules such as MyD88, IRAKs, and Mal proteins.
Section 3 describes our data set and summarizes the main properties of our sample.
In summary, we discussed our effort on representing data summarized from VAERS database using RDF.
Our data can be summarized into three primary conclusions.
