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To investigate the incidence of embryos' self-correction during preimplantation development in terms of mosaicism and in correlation with its developmental stage.

In this respect, the level of IgG4 serum antibodies is increased one to 2 months following immunotherapy and in correlation with the success of this treatment in improving allergic rhinitis [9].

Indeed, a recent report also found a decrease in the methylation of LAPTM5 during normal lung development and in correlation with the differentiation state of lung tumors [36].

As expected, Rm-HE clearly induced caspase activation to a similar extent as the conventional chemotherapeutic agent Doxorubycin, and in correlation with this, the inhibition of caspases resulted in a partial protection against Rm-HE-mediated cytotoxicity.

In another study, examples of L4 interneurons in the barrel cortex with a dense local axonal domain have also been demonstrated (Porter et al. 2001), but their morphology was not analyzed quantitatively and in correlation with the barrel column.

In our experience and in correlation with the findings in the literature, tumoral depositions in the head and neck or lymph nodes as small as 4 mm have sufficient SNR on the native b-value images for reliable ADC calculation[ 12, 13 ].

The presence of charge transfer interactions between neighbour polyimide chains was comprehended by UV Vis and fluorescence spectroscopy, and discussed in correlation with chemical structures.

The FA indicated higher Pmax for two of the surviving clones (A215RU8x and E620CZ4x), in correlation with sustained SERs and with the EC50 and EC80 models.

The frequencies and relaxation parameters of surface plasmon resonances and the plasma frequencies for Αu NPs were obtained and discussed in correlation with the size, shape, and morphology structures of por-Au films.

A future study has been planned to collect patient's clinical findings and symptoms in correlation with spurs prevalence and progression.

Heparanase cleavage of HS in the ECM, particularly in epithelial and sub-endothelial basement membranes, is a critical step in cancer development and progression in correlation with metastatic potential, tumor vascularity and reduced survival of cancer patients [ 8].