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Important criteria determining the suitability of a viral vector for neuronal tracing are the time course for expression, the intensity of expression, and the morphological detail provided by the labeling.

Unlike other previously reported combinations of anterograde and retrograde agents, the present approach enables the exploitation of two vectors with the same diffusion characteristics, high quality of labeling and short time course for expression as shown in Fig.  1d.

To explore the effects of IHH gene delivery alone or in combination with TGF-β1 or BMP-2 on chondrogenesis and hypertrophy compared with controls, we examined the time course for expression of genes associated with chondrogenesis and hypertrophic maturation using semi-quantitative RT-PCR.

In this antibody targeting system we have aimed to optimise the time course for expression of the HLA class I complexes, by using complexes with documented long half lives and a high affinity binding system to a non-internalising B cell marker.

A time course for eGFP expression in response to stimulation measured in lysates is presented in Fig. 10F.

AAV-2/7 provided most effective and specific transduction for the hypothalamic nuclei (Fig 1C) and the time course for GFP expression was similar to that reported for other AAV serotypes reported such that the protein was expressed by day 3 following injection and lasted for at least 2 months.

The time course for gene expression for up- and down-regulated genes was examined separately.

The time course for DNMT3b expression showed a gradual, time-dependent, progressive increase during cadmium transformation.

BHK-21 cell were transfected with PGK-p40 plasmid (see Methods), and the time course for the expression of IL-12 p40 was determined.

The time course for the expression of the IEGs c-fos and Egr1 does not support de novo gene transcription as being responsible for mediating the acute behavioral effects of pyrethroids.

Although unsuitable, of course, for prolonged expression of therapeutic proteins on an industrial scale, this method provides yields more than sufficient for research purposes, where less than 10 mg/L of protein is generally required and often large numbers of constructs have to be trialed.