However, despite very satisfactory clinical outcomes [1, 2], the surgeon often detects the persistence of a certain rotatory instability, even in cases of reconstructions with no detectable intra- or post-operative complications, and regardless of the type of graft used [3].
Among these criteria, serum electrophoresis has a pivotal role as it represents the first step to detect the persistence of the monoclonal protein identified at diagnosis, while performing immunofixation tests in case of normalized electrophoresis.
27 The XRCC1 codon 399 A allele and the OGG1 326 G allele have been associated with a reduced capacity of the DNA repair process as detected by the persistence of DNA bulky adducts 28 30 and γ-irradiation induced oxidative DNA damage.
This information potentially could have been useful in assessing the results of the relative increase in knowledge, and in detecting potential differences in the persistence of the imparted knowledge depending on the teaching method.
Although reliable reagents for detecting seroconversion are temporarily unavailable, the persistence of the new virus in fetal tissue should greatly facilitate the epidemiologic monitoring of the emergence and spread of the new virus.
(Some degree of discrepancy is expected because of the persistence of HRP2 detected by the mRDT).
The persistence of lesions detected by HPV testing versus cytology is also a relevant factor.
MERS-CoV antibody kinetics and the persistence of antibodies detected by different serologic methods are not known.
S6K1 has also been suggested to mediate the anorexigenic effects of central administration of leucine (Blouet et al., 2009; Cota et al., 2008), and while we were unable to detect a suppression of food intake, the persistence of leucine's electrophysiological actions in Rps6kb1-deficient POMC neurons suggest that S6K1 is not required for this component of leucine's actions.
However, it is unclear if the persistence of IFN-γ responses detected in IGRA assay will be predictive of clinical and microbiological treatment failure or relapse.
