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In conclusion, we describe a novel CCR7+ Treg subpopulation that may be recruited to the lung allograft by CCL21 and which correlates with the delayed onset of or protection against development of BOS.

Next, CD10 which is a surface marker of BCP and which correlates with CD99 in BCP-ALL may physically interact with HSP70.

Although the 12.5 μg BID dose produced a marginally higher improvement in trough FEV1 over placebo than the 50 μg OD dose (Day 28), the response it produced in FEV1 at 12 hours after 28 days of treatment over placebo (i.e. 74 mL) was below the MCID of 100 mL (the minimum difference that can be perceived by patients, and which correlates with fewer relapses following exacerbations) [ 13].

As such, in our opinion, molecular biomarker(s) that specifically reflect stress or death of RGCs, and which correlate with disease severity, progression, and response to therapy, are highly desirable.

Electron microscopic analysis revealed that capsids produced under oxidizing conditions contained a coating of protein that was absent in reduced virions and which correlated uniquely with the presence of UL49.

This talk will consider the shared history of play and cybernetics, where a generation of users were trained to the behavioural and cognitive repertoires required by interactive technologies, and which correlated modes of sociability, learning and governance that have become norms in the ongoing ‘ludification’ of culture.

Methylation and de-methylation processes are dynamic, and efforts to correlate "methylation fingerprint" with stage of the disease suggest that there are variations in methylation that could be potentially relevant and which correlate to the stage of the disease.

Peptide MIC was taken as the lowest concentration able reduce cell growth by CFU and alamar blue assays by at least two-fold and which correlated with the visible loss of a growth button on the bottom of microtiter wells.

Furthermore, a haplotype using a set of SNPs surrounding the associated SNP and which correlated with the genotype, also detected the association suggesting that this is not an artefact at the tested SNP.

Recent transcriptome profiling of GBM tissues yielded molecular subclasses driven by specific genetic alterations and which correlated with patient outcome.

These functional changes preceded the changes in mean linear intercept, which became only significant after 6 months of cigarette smoke exposure and which correlated very well with TLC (r=0.74, P=0.004) and Cchord (r=0.79, P=0.001).