Split images for H1 and STAT92E show virtually complete overlap in their distributions.
At 10 °C, all constructs demonstrate virtually the same extent of self-association, −3.59 ± 0.03 kcal/mol.
In re-analysing the data from our original study, we have demonstrated different results based on the virtually complete original patient sample and the reduced consented sample.
We also demonstrate that with sufficient sequencing effort, virtually complete genomes can be recovered from individual bacteria.
Our results demonstrate that although trastuzumab treatment caused virtually complete tumour regression, which mimics what is observed in the clinic, it could not prevent tumour recurrence in 40% of the mice.
Histologic examination clearly demonstrated that the mESC-CM-only injected group showed virtually complete disappearance of the injected cells over 14 weeks.
Drug-dispensing records in PHARMO Database Network are virtually complete with regard to prescription drugs as previous studies demonstrated that most Dutch patients only visit one pharmacy 31, 32.
Importantly, potent therapeutic efficacy, in terms of both inhibition of viral replication and virtually complete protection from virus-mediated cytopathicity and thymocyte depletion, was also demonstrated in 3TC-treated mice infected with the highly cytopathic R5X4 isolate, JD.
Now, in eLife, Jun Chen, Bo Wang, Michael Engel and co-workers demonstrate that the answer to this question is "yes" by reporting the discovery of five exquisitely preserved, virtually complete, larval specimens all belonging to the same fly species (Chen et al., 2014).
In control cells downregulation of EGFR was evident after 40 min and virtually complete after 90 min. By contrast, EGFR levels persisted in cells preincubated with CPI, demonstrating a block in receptor degradation.
His isolation was virtually complete.
