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We found that the level of full length Bid detected in myoblasts cultured in GM was similar to that observed in corresponding surviving myoblasts cultured in DM, while t-Bid was not detected in either (Fig. 1(C)).

We determined that the expression level of DR5, but not TRAIL, was elevated in apoptotic myoblasts when compared to that observed in corresponding surviving myoblasts cultured in DM or to myoblasts cultured in GM (Fig. 6(A), (B), (D) and (E)).

We, therefore, compared the expression levels of these proteins in lysates prepared from the apoptotic myoblasts that had detached from the plate after 18 h of culture in DM, from the corresponding surviving myoblasts cultured in DM and from myoblasts cultured in GM.

Consequently, most of the genomic structural changes revealed by paired-end sequencing for this subject must be the result of poor sequencing library preparation, as it is highly unlikely that the corresponding subject can survive with such a high level of genomic disruptions.

The number of Ki-67-positive cells decreased in irradiated mice, corresponding to the decrease in surviving crypts 3.5 d after 10 Gy irradiation.

When the frequency of DNA dsb induction was assessed using a mathematical model based on the DNA fragment size distribution into the gel lane, we found a statistically significant relationship between the number of DNA dsb induced and the corresponding alpha-values and fraction surviving after 2Gy (P = 0.0049 and P = 0.0031 respectively).

We show here that individuals of the nematode, P. pacificus, exhibit high levels of natural variation in their ability to survive cold exposure, corresponding to three distinct phenotypic classes: surviving cold treatment very well (>80% mean survival), very poorly (<20%), or very variably (20 80%).

In comparison, the corresponding 5-year MRR for patients surviving the first 90 days after ICU admission was 1.3 (95% CI: 0.8 2.0) and 1.6 (95% CI: 1.2 2.1), respectively.

Treatment of mice with the lower MW conjugate at a dose of 10 mg DOX eq./kg resulted in 12% long-term surviving animals, while treatment with the corresponding star conjugate enabled 75% survival of animals.

E. coli, for example, if infected by viruses containing antibiotic resistance genes, can benefit by surviving in the presence of the corresponding antibiotics to grow into colonies observable by the naked eye.

The surviving fraction was normalised against the corresponding non-irradiated control cells.