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This gene is expressed mainly in nervous system, and recent studies have suggested the importance of GPM6A in processes involved in neural development such as neurite extension, survival and differentiation [43] [45].

Notably, MK promoted neurite extension, survival and migration of embryonic neurons (Muramatsu and Muramatsu, 1991; Michikawa et al., 1993; Muramatsu et al., 1993; Maeda et al., 1999).

In " Extension to survival models", we propose our extension to survival models.

We will illustrate this in Fig. 1 of Section " Extension to survival models" when we present our extension to survival models.

The Cox15 sm/sm ::Opa1 tg animals displayed not only a dramatic increase in motor endurance but also a remarkable extension of survival up to, and in most cases well beyond, the 6-month period of observation of our experimental protocol.

We applied each combination of the proportion of deceased patients affected by the error and the simulated mean extension of survival for those patients iteratively to the national data and estimated relative survival in each of 100 resulting datasets: the survival averaged on these datasets flattened from about the 60th replication.

OR flies showed a prominent extension in survival (P<0.0001) with more than 30% of primed flies surviving the infection at 30 hours post-infection.

For patients entering the extension, patient survival at three yr was 100%.

Chemotherapy after GT was associated with TPN administration, and both were associated with a modest extension in survival.

Finally, in vivo administration of EPZ004777 leads to extension of survival in a mouse MLL xenograft model.

Previously we have shown in SMA mice that delivery of recombinant follistatin resulted in an extension in survival and a general lessening of disease severity.