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However, some patients can exhibit exclusively spontaneous attacks (25 patients) [5, 9, 14] or triggered attacks (14 patients) [2, 7, 11].
Based on this newly developed PLGA/MSH AL releasing system, as recipients the SMSCs, which usually exhibit exclusively high chondrogenesis, demonstrated a strong osteogenic commitment.
Cleavage of TDP-43 also produces fragments that exhibit exclusively cytoplasmic localization and a concomitant increase in formation of cytoplasmic inclusions [9], [12].
If such cDNAs represent the predominant species of sAC in mammalian somatic tissues, it would explain how the Sacytm1Lex knockout could exhibit exclusively a germ cell phenotype.
The rRNA-targeted probe hybridized to cytoplasmic rRNA, showing strong green fluorescence throughout the whole cell, while cells labeled by rDNA-targeted probe exhibited exclusively fluorescent nucleus.
In the absence of nanoplatelets, the nylon 6/CB systems were found to exhibit unoriented structure with nylon 6 crystalline regions exhibiting exclusively α crystal form throughout the thickness of the samples.
V2O5/TiO2 catalysts with V2O5 loadings of 1 wt.% (Eurocat EL10V1) and 8 wt.% (Eurocat EL10V8) as well as the corresponding NH3-washed samples (EL10V1w, EL10V8w) exhibiting exclusively monomeric vanadyl species were used as model catalysts in order to elucidate the role of different vanadia species in toluene oxidation.
Only 1% of microtubule‐associated dynein complexes exhibited exclusively minus end‐directed motion in the presence of ATP (Fig 3C).
On pyruvate, yeast exhibited exclusively respiratory metabolism without ethanol formation and, of course, a completely reversed glycolytic flux.
All of six urine samples with very high [Cr] > 500 mg/dL exhibited exclusively false positive results on dipstick test (see legends for Figs. 1 and 2).
It should be noted that all quinone substrates exhibited exclusively two-electron reduction reactions, as determined by the stoichiometry of NADH consumption relative to quinone concentration under assay conditions where NADH was in excess.
