In order to study this phenomenon, grain growth experiments were conducted over a temperature range from 1425 to 1600 °C for the model system SrTiO3 to analyse the nucleation of abnormal grains and to identify the growth mechanism involved for normal and abnormal grains.
This model was developed at Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy Bulgarian Academy of Scienceses (INRNE-BAS), Sofia, for analyses of operational occurrences, abnormal events, and design basis scenarios.
This model was developed at the Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (INRNE-BAS), Sofia, for analyses of operational occurrences, abnormal events and design bases scenarios.
In retrospective high-resolution GTG-banding analyses of these 42 abnormal cases, 24 of these genomic imbalances were not detectable by routine cytogenetic analysis (Table S1 and S2).
The physiological relevance of this reaction was first revealed by genetic analyses of humans with abnormal levels of lipids in their blood (Abifadel et al., 2003; Cohen et al., 2006), and confirmed in experiments using genetically manipulated mice (Maxwell and Breslow, 2004; Rashid et al., 2005; Lagace et al., 2006).
In univariate analyses, a harmful effect of abnormal TSHR CNV (CNV <2) on the development of GD and GO were observed (OR = 2.63; 95% CI = 1.31-5.25 and OR = 2.35; 95% CI = 1.09-5.09 for comparing healthy control with GD and GO, respectively).
The bioinformatics analyses especially highlighted the importance of abnormal lipid metabolism to the occurrence of LCPD.
This study recruited a large cohort of de novo adult AML patients for analyses of the association between abnormal promoter methylation of Wnt inhibitors and genetic alterations.
Importantly, transcriptomic profiling of 3-month pBmpr1aKO islets and bioinformatic analyses revealed abnormal expression of 203 metabolic genes.
These models provide more sensitive tests of associations between screen exposure and adjustment than logistic analyses using abnormal levels of problems as binary outcomes.
