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Results of our group concerning irradiation effects in silica-metal composites are discussed in terms of thermal spikes and hammering mechanisms.

Similar conclusions have been recently presented by our group concerning mammalian mitotic chromosomes, in studies based on secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) carried out with the University of Chicago high-resolution scanning ion microprobe (UC-SIM).

In this review, results obtained by our group concerning the design and synthesis of 2-oxo amide triacylglycerol analogues will be discussed, and a study of their inhibition effect on pancreatic and gastric lipases will be presented.

We were also able to reproduce previous findings from our group concerning the functional and histological benefits of HGF gene therapy on diabetic nephropathy in this model.

The results are discussed in the context of previous results from our group concerning changes of primary metabolism and herbivore susceptibility in K-deficient plants [ 2, 18].

This finding is supported by the present and further studies of our group concerning the gene expression and distribution of AMPs in different lesions of the salivary glands.

We treated our enemies and rivals fiercely, but as concerned the members of our group, we had no choice but to work together.

Our results concerning the head group order parameters of POPC agree well with the experimental results, providing support that our atomistic force field should be reasonably accurate for probing the effect of different chemical groups to the orientation of lipid head groups [28].

Concerning the previous paper of our group [ 14], none of the 14 differentially expressed genes identified (96 candidate genes involved in stress and toxicity) was included within the genes found differentially expressed in the present study.

The contradictory results concerning the overweight group in our study may be due to cultural or ethnic differences.

Thus our negative finding concerning group differences of SSAO serum activity has to be interpreted with some caution because it is difficult to be certain to what extent it may reflect a lack of statistical power to detect small effect sizes.