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It has been suggested that these elevated P450s also confer a cross-resistance to carbamates [2].

It is suggested that by induction of a strong immune response, rOmpF conferred a cross protection against E. coli in BALB/c mice to a certain degree.

Vincristine and epirubicin are known substrates of P-glycoprotein, and it is now increasingly evident that P-gp-associated MDR cells were conferred a cross-resistance to P-gp-unrelated drugs [ 8, 9].

Both, wild type and ribavirin-resistant mutant M296I exhibited equal sensitivity to this combination, indicating that replacement M296I in the polymerase did not confer a significant cross-resistance to 5-fluorouracil.

The vaccines also confer a degree of cross-protection against some genetically related types from the Alpha-9 (HPV16-like: HPV31, HPV33, HPV35, HPV52, HPV58) and Alpha-7 (HPV18-like: HPV39, HPV45, HPV59, HPV68) species groups.

Therefore seasonal TIV is generally not expected to confer a significant degree of cross-protection to pH1N1 [35].

Only older age by way of exposure to pre-1957 influenza strains has consistently been found to confer a relevant degree of cross-reactive antibodies to pH1N1 [36] [39]]–[36] [39]

Another extensive review, by Crosby and colleagues [ 23], summarized various anchor-based methods for determining individual change according to cross-sectional versus longitudinal methods, with longitudinal methods being more linked with change and thus conferring a benefit over cross-sectional methods.

Immunisation with Δpb36p sporozoites induces long lasting and protective immune responses against challenge with wild-type sporozoites in rodents [15] and confers a degree of cross-species protection against other rodent parasites [20].

The coordinating function apparently conferred a sense of cross-disciplinary and shared responsibility upon the nurses, suggesting that the underlying student statements should be classified under the subtheme sharing responsibility.

Cross-fertilisation would confer an evolutionary advantage by spreading favourable changes throughout a reproductive community.

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