The museum will be showcasing the site-specific sculpture, called Geometric Death Frequency -141, by Czech artist Fredrico Diaz from October 23, 2010 through March 2012.
Cell death frequency was measured by staining with methylene blue (Hutchison et al. 2009).
Other outcomes were time to vascular death, frequency of recurrent stroke, modified Rankin scale, and falls and fractures.
Secondary outcomes were time to first event (readmission or death), frequency and number of readmissions, and change in psychosocial status over 365 days.
Two fellows of each service filled a standardized protocol, searching for information regarding: demographic aspects, cause of death, frequency of cardiopulmonary resuscitation register plans, and medical practices in the 48 hours before death.
In contrast, the Δ vib-1 Δ ime-2 heterokaryon carrying incompatible het-c pin-c haplotypes showed a cell death frequency similar to that of wild-type incompatible heterokaryons (∼25%).
As observed previously (Xiang and Glass 2002), Δ vib-1 heterokaryons carrying incompatible het-c pin-c haplotypes showed a substantially reduced cell death frequency that was similar to that of either Δ vib-1 or wild-type compatible heterokaryons (∼2 5%).
For each of the presentations we asked participants to assign a numerical value from 1 to 3 based on the descriptions given in Table 1 for each of three scales: life-threatening (how quickly it results in death), frequency (how commonly it is seen in the ICU) and reversibility (how reversible it is with treatment).
Furthermore, the authors did not test if the used chemicals will have non-desirable side-effects (e.g. high overall mutation rate, increased cell-death frequencies, etc).
The result was also confirmed for cancer specific deaths: frequencies were comparable in luminal A and B subgroups when divided per lymph node involvement (P = 0.9 for both).
