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The effect was almost twice as big as typically seen with existing drugs, Wischik says.

Adjacent cations of 2 pack in such a way as to develop Pt4 chains as typically seen in "platinum blues" and their [PtII]4 precursors.

Desorption under isothermal gas flow follows first-order kinetics with the lighter hydrocarbons eluting before the heavier hydrocarbons [22], as typically seen in gas chromatography.

However, whether 18F-FDG-labeled RBCs were denaturated was unknown because splenic radioactivity was not as high as typically seen in denaturation of the labeled RBCs.

We further employed this Chinese hamster promoter to engineer dynamic expression of the mouse GLUT5 fructose transporter in Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells, enabling them to utilize sugar according to cellular needs rather than in excess as typically seen in culture.

As it can be seen from the figure, all of the simulations show the presence of thin, elongated, regions of high vorticity, as typically seen in direct numerical simulations (DNS) of homogeneous turbulent flows (Vincent and Meneguzzi 1991; Ishihara et al. 2007).

However, proliferative capacity of the cells was eventually lost, as is typically seen in primary human melanocyte culture.

At very low frequencies, cells were observed in which all of the sister chromatids were fully separated, but were not arranged around separated poles (Fig. 4J) as is typically seen in telophase cells (Fig. 4E).

These CpG-rich promoters showed discrete initiation patterns rather than broad regions of transcription initiation, as are typically seen for CpG-island promoters.

Strikingly, unamputated fst RNAi) animals did not shrink or lose structures, as is typically seen in animals with neoblast dysfunction, even after several months of significant expression reduction with RNAi.

Skin rashes might reflect graft-versus-host disease caused by maternal T-cell engraftment in infants with SCID or tissue damage caused by the infiltration of activated, autologous T lymphocytes, as is typically seen in Omenn syndrome (OS).