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In "Seed Calendar: Whimberry" and "36 Cantaloupe," for example, the seeds seem dry and juicy at the same time, as if the life were being drained from them or, paradoxically, they were ready to be reactivated from suspended animation.
In contrast to measles virus in SSPE, infectious SV5 virus occasionally can be reactivated from ICI in persistent infection [11].
EBV-specific cytotoxicity could be reactivated from the blood of most patients, whereas the TILs lacked cytotoxic activity and failed to produce IFNγ upon specific stimulation.
It has been reported that EBV and KSHV can be reactivated from latency by DNA methylation inhibitor reagents such as 5-AzaC [18], [22].
As a comparison, KSHV can be reactivated from latently infected BCBL-1 cells by either the DNMTs inhibitor reagent such as 5-AzaC [18], or the HDAC inhibitors such as NaB or TSA [19].
The finding that EBV specific CTLs could be reactivated from the blood in the majority of NPC patients (Figure 4) is also in line with previous reports [23], [24] and confirms that overall preserved immunocompetence of the patients.
The cyclic vertical displacements were reactivated from March through April by spring snow melt and rainfall (causing a heave of up to 3 mm) and evaporation causing shrinking of up to 5 mm.
Many players credited the turnaround to the infusion of energy and talent the team received when five players, including starting third baseman David Freese, were reactivated from the disabled list when rosters expanded Sept. 1.
It has been reported that KSHV was reactivated from latency after 5-azacytidine (5-AzaC) treatment of primary effusion lymphoma-derived cell lines [18].
Genes that are reactivated from the Xi are unlikely to be expressed at levels dramatically different from their Xa counterpart.
These kinases are reactivated from checkpoint arrest to deactivate the checkpoint and restart cell cycle progression, thereby allowing the cell to recover from the DNA damage checkpoint.
