In the present study, we extended these findings by using a 4×3 factorial design (n=5/group) to define the interaction of a range of doses of amylin (0, 4, 20, 100 μg/kg/d) and PYY(3 36) (0, 200, 400 μg/kg/d) on FI and BW loss following 2-week subcutaneous (SC) infusion in DIO rats.
However, the biological mechanisms defining the interaction of this virus with its human host need further exploration.
Investigations into the mechanisms underlying the effects of ALA-PDT+HT are to be carried out to more clearly define the interaction of the therapy components.
In a nitroxide SP the paramagnetic tensors g, defining the interaction of the spin of the probe with the external magnetic field, and A, the N nuclear hyperfine coupling to the electron spin, are both anisotropic leading to a strong dependence of the EPR resonances on the direction of the applied magnetic field relative to the principle magnetic axes.
Although, additional investigations are required to better define the interaction of competing peptides in the parasite, the proof-of-concept finding of derived peptides from regulators of PfPP1 that inhibit the binding of PfI2 to PfPP1 and, in consequence, parasite growth is an important advance.
He proposed expanding science education beyond biology, chemistry, physics and the behavioral sciences to include the formal study of "natural history," which he defined as the interaction of all of the above in the struggle of life on earth.
The amount of the old age pension is defined by the interaction of different elements.
Column 6 replaces the occupation fixed effects by fixed effects for job cells, defined as the interaction of firms and (requested) occupations.
We propose "cryo-conditioning", defined as the interaction of cryotic surface and subsurface thermal regimes and geomorphic processes, as an overarching concept linking landform and landscape evolution in cold regions.
However, an incompatibility system is defined by the interaction of two partners and in the case of het-d and het-e, this partner is the het-c gene.
The intervention effect was defined as the interaction of treatment allocation (stepped care v usual care) by time (follow-up until 24 months).
