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The absence of genotoxicity is determined by the lack of growth of the genetically modified T-cell population upon removal of the AaPCs and cytokines, as well as by demonstrating a normal karyotype.

Protein extracts of purified wild-type (WT) P. berghei blood stage parasites and transgenic parasites expressing additionally to the endogenous PbSERA3, TAP-tagged PbSERA3, were first analysed by Western blotting to demonstrate a normal processing of the tagged protein.

The characteristics of the GHBP arising from this mutant GHR were described by Woods et al., who demonstrated a normal GH binding affinity and a molecular weight similar to that of normal controls (21).

Figure 1 demonstrates a normal maxillary sinus.

This demonstrates a normal superficial posterior compartment on the right.

Conventional cytogenetics demonstrated a normal karyotype.

The presence of a trileaflet valve can only be confirmed by demonstrating this normal systolic opening Open image in new window Fig. 15 Mildly thickened aortic valve with normal motion pattern.

Sakaguchi and colleagues managed to first identify the CD5 molecule as a marker for TR cells by demonstrating that otherwise normal lymphocytes depleted of CD5highCD4+ cells induced broad-spectrum autoimmunity when transferred into athymic nude mice [ 11].

There are no specific imaging features for Parkinson disease with dementia; however, one of the recent neuroimaging studies has described the high accuracy of diagnosing PD by demonstrating absence of normal hyperintensity in the nigrosome-1 of the dorsolateral substantia nigra (Swallow Tail sign) on Susceptibility Weighted Imaging (SWI) MR sequence [17].

Hassan et al. excluded upper limb involvement by demonstrating normal electromyography of C5, C6 myotomes, namely, deltoid, biceps brachii and brachioradialis, 1(c), and 1(d)) [ 5].

Therefore, in such cases, exclusion of Fabry disease is only possible by demonstrating normal α-galactosidase activity and/or absence of genetic mutations.