We concluded from these initial studies that a single exposure to the MBP peptide was sufficient for successful PIT, without enhanced induction of cell death, or establishment of Treg-mediated suppression, but rather an intrinsic unresponsiveness in the persisting Tg4 cells.
Therefore we conclude from these initial studies that the reduced olfactory plasticity seen in animals that express 99CGG is not due to changes either in cellular morphology or cell fate.
It can be concluded from the experimental results, that though the dual stage hydrogen compression system has room for improvement, it is an effective way of compressing the hydrogen from low initial pressures while using low grade energy sources.
We conclude from this initial comparison that our approach and selection criteria identified the majority of the motifs present.
We conclude from these initial findings that deficiency in mucolipin-1 affects the entire brain but that there might be a selective regional cerebral neurodegenerative process in MLIV.
We conclude from these initial experiments that miR-34a over-expression has a pronounced anti-proliferative effect on NB1691luc and SK-N-ASluc cell lines cultured in vitro, consistent with prior publications [ 6, 8].
Another study [ 12] used Rubisco as an indicator and concluded that the initial exudate from castor bean contained 12% due to contamination while the subsequent exudate contained only 2%.
After speaking with various cities and towns, the recent study's authors, including researchers from McGill University in Montreal, concluded that the initial flooding of a natural rink requires at least three consecutive 24-hour periods with temperatures about 23 degrees Fahrenheit or lower.
By modeling the reaction, they concluded that the initial energy burst could come from ultraviolet (UV) light, which produces energetic oxygen called singlet oxygen when it breaks up water molecules.
Hence, it may be concluded that the initial pH and temperature affected the biohydrogen production from coconut milk wastewater.
