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Gould et al. reported that the measured IgE concentrations can be higher in normal healthy controls without signs of allergy [20], and it is possible that some of the participants may have had allergies that they were not aware of or did not disclose in the questionnaire.

Conversely, the activities of 3α-hydroxysteroid oxidoreductase (3α-HSO) and 20α-HSO enzymes appeared to be higher in normal tissues.

Also, in a recent analysis, the median serum concentration of hK6 was found to be higher in normal females (median expression of 7.0  μgl−1) compared to breast cancer patients (median expression of 4.3  μgl−1) (Diamandis et al, 2000a).

Expression of activated caspase 3 decreased with progression and was higher in supernormal tissue; however, in prostates containing cancer, a-casp3 activity appeared to be higher in normal areas near tumor foci.

Although VLCFA levels in blood or cultured fibroblasts are indistinguishable in X-ALD patients with different clinical phenotypes, the amounts of VLCFA were found to be higher in normal appearing white matter of CALD patients compared with AMN patients [65].

[β-carotene] did not differentiate between benign and malignant sites in our study in contrast to Volynskaya et al., who found [β-carotene] in bread-loafed specimens (rather than margins) to be higher in normal (fattier) tissues compared to that in tissues with invasive carcinoma [ 29].

xIAP mRNA expression was found to be highest in normal synovia compared with inactive and active RA; however, this expression was found to be quite variable within the samples investigated.

The initial exons showed higher levels in MG-thymoma where its middle-end exons were higher in normal thymus.

After 2 DIC, the percentage of processes expressing both vimentin and BLBP is higher in normal than in MAM treated slices (Figure 3H J,R T,V).

Although specific dietary history was not documented for each subject, the body mass indices (BMI) were higher in normal control subjects than in FENNS (Table 3), suggesting that dietary factors could account for the findings.

In this small series, AGT expression was higher in normal than tumoral cells, with heterogenous expression between cells.