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Non-collagenous structural proteins are less abundant as compared to collagen fibrils.

The amount of pro-caspase7 is much more abundant as compared to pro-caspase3 in MCF-7 cells, and this is in agreement with earlier reports [ 36].

Using another proliferation marker, PCNA, 72 h after H/I, the number of PCNA+ cells were more abundant as compared with control in the SVZ (2.1-fold increase; P<0.05).

Non-synonymous sites were more abundant as compared to synonymous sites (Table 3) indicating that the amino acid sequence variability possibly represents acclimatization to the specific host and environmental restrictions [ 2].

It is noteworthy that although the sequences were derived from normalized cDNA collections, unigenes corresponding to MEP pathway enzymes were two fold more abundant as compared with MVA pathway transcripts.

However, even after 5 days of treatment with BKM120 or BYL719 (a p110α-specific PI3K inhibitor [ 30]) to produce sustained inhibition of PI3K signaling through the type I PI3K pathway (Fig.  2d), GFP-LC3+ autophagosomes were abundant as compared to what was seen in cells treated with DMSO (Fig.  2e).

These analyses also revealed that antibiotic use was associated with decreased Streptococcaceae among diabetics and that Streptococcaceae was more abundant among diabetics as compared to non-diabetics.

We found that apoptosis was more abundant in granulomas as compared to non-granulomatous tissue isolated from patients with pulmonary TB, and apoptosis correlated with CHOP expression in areas surrounding the centralized areas of caseation.

After Aurum serum depletion of albumin and IgG which constitute 70 80% of the total proteins in plasma (method B D), we found the spot resolution was better and display of less abundant proteins increased as compared to method A. However, the number of spots remained the same or decreased due to protein loss (Figure 1A D).

We found that L1CAM expression is more abundant in TNBCs as compared to non-TNBCs.

This frequency might indicate that some NF1 transcripts are more abundant in blood, as compared to rarer NF1 transcript variants.