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Compared to LPS, HS oligosaccharides induced lower expression of TNFα mRNAs but equivalent levels of IL1ß and MIP1α mRNAs.

When we examined γδTCR and CD5 surface levels on the DN γδ thymocytes that were generated in WT γδTCR Tg, Lck+/− γδTCR Tg and Fyn+/− γδTCR Tg mice, we found that DN γδ thymocytes in the three genotypes expressed different levels of the γδTCR but equivalent levels of CD5.

CD161+ Th1 cells had significantly higher GM-CSF and RORC2 expression than CD161− Th1 cells, but equivalent levels of the Th1 transcription factor T-bet.

The quantitative immunoassay for ER-α detected a significant difference in mER-α levels between mERhigh and mERlow cells when cells were grown at a sufficiently low cell density, but equivalent levels of total ER-α (membrane plus intracellular receptors).

We observed low but equivalent levels of MIG being secreted by DARC and control transfected A549 cells (0.18 ± 0.07 ng/ml for DARC1A6, 0.17 ± 0.13 ng/ml for DARC2F5 and 0.165 ± 0.11 ng/ml for control transfected A549 cells) and could not detect any IP-10 being secreted by any of the cell lines tested.

Moreover, CTL maintained in IL-2, IL-15 or IL-7 have very different levels of Myc protein but express equivalent levels of Myc mRNA (Figs 2C and 3C).

On the other hand, people might simply choose the same branded products they always have – or even reject a "red light" product for one without the warning label but potentially with equivalent levels of fat, salt or sugar.

In the case of C. rodentium we can demonstrate equivalent levels of apical epithelial binding but downwards basolateral migration of the bacterium is impaired.

Adult African-Americans and Hispanics generally earn less than whites with equivalent levels of education.

Indeed, some research has found equivalent levels of aggression, broadly defined, among girls and boys.

Matching disks before tabs yielded equivalent levels of shade matching (disks, 77.6%; tabs, 77.1%).