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In a 10-year prospective study of the quantitative relationship between the risk of death from cardiac disease and the magnetically determined hepatic iron concentration, a threshold was identified for deaths from cardiac causes equivalent to about 80 μmol iron/g liver, wet weight (15 mg iron/g liver, dry weight) (Brittenham et al, 1994).

He was born just too late to have been in World War II, "too late to stop the Holocaust," as he puts it, so he grew up, like most of his generation, in search of a cause equivalent to the French Resistance.

All EPN isolates caused equivalent amount rates of larval mortality 96 h post inoculation, at the concentration of 40 IJs/larva (Fig. 1b).

As would be expected, reports indicate that the degree of impairment is related to the amount of THC present in the body; as low as 0.95 μM of THC in blood has been found to cause equivalent driving impairment to an alcohol blood concentration of 11.5 mM, the legal limit in most European countries [1].

Two systems intended for use at 5000 mL/min versus 250 mL/min that cause equivalent rates of total cell damage would differ in NIH by a factor of 20, despite returning an equal number of pfHb species to a patient.

Yet, doses of ionizing radiation which cause equivalent numbers of DSBs are lethal to most cells.

However, higher concentrations of the peptide are needed to promote significant aggregation of LPS when compared with the concentrations needed to cause equivalent effects in LUV (see below).

Environmental insults to epigenetic programming in male gametes may not cause equivalent defects in every cell stage of sperm maturation.

We find that both a control untagged wild type EGFR and EGFR-GFP cause equivalent ectopic wing vein formation.

caused equivalent duodenal villus shortening (Fig. 6A) to that seen with 10 mg PELPS/kg body weight (268.4±20.9 μm and 260.5±15.0 μm, respectively).

Receptors on airway smooth muscle were unchanged by viral infection since large doses of pilocarpine caused equivalent bronchoconstriction in both groups of animals.