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In conclusion, our data document for the first time the high susceptibility of an insectivorous passerine species to H5N1 infection.
These data document for the first time successive plague epidemics in the medieval European city where quarantine was first instituted in the 14th century.
In conclusion, our data document for the first time the high susceptibility of an insectivorous passerine species to H5N1 infection, and the epidemiological role of these passerine birds is probably limited due to their high sensitivity to HPAIV H5N1 infection.
Our data document for the first time the role of NTx in the pathogenesis of different periodontal diseases.
These data document for the first time that the expression of PR-3, RHAMM, WT-1, PRAME and Survivin is upregulated upon activation of the FLT3 kinase.
These data document for the first time the pathophysiological concentration of sHA in tumours, and provide evidence of a role for sHA in tumour progression.
The collated RAB23 mutation data document homozygosity for five different truncating mutations (three associated with frameshifts and two encoding nonsense codons) in all but one of the 16 families reported to date; the final affected individual being a compound heterozygote for p.L145X and a predicted missense mutation, p.C85R [ Jenkins et al., 2007; Alessandri et al., 2010].
These data document a role for TLRs in alloimmunity against a renal graft but not necessarily about the role of TLR signaling inside the donor kidney.
These data document a role for caspase-8 as a regulator of both the TLR response and macrophage polarization via limiting RIPK in macrophages.
Our data document especially high performance for one specific combination of task events: congruent trial accompanied by congruent prediction and conflict level repetition.
In accordance with the stated conclusions, these data document that after adjusting for increased aBMD, vertebrae from animals treated with bisphosphonates have similar strength as those from untreated animals.
