In particular, S100B blood peak was recorded 6 hours after birth and was followed by a progressive decrease at 24 hours [ 12].
According to this set of data, p43 overexpression induced a transient rise in mitochondrial biogenesis and activity detected in 2 and/or 6 months old animals, according to the parameter measured, followed by a progressive decrease leading to values similar (respiration, COX, CS) or even lower that recorded in control animals (mt-DNA).
The hardness and Young's modulus of the coatings increase with increasing Si concentration up to a maximum value of 26GPa and 430GPa, respectively, for the Cr0.94Si0.06N coatings, followed by a progressive decrease.
A sharp decrease was observed in the concentration of free oligosaccharides in the transition milk, followed by a progressive decrease in the free oligosaccharides in mature and late lactation milk.
The SVR decreases in the first decade, with the initial major increase followed by a progressive decrease, occurring in the first 48 hours after birth [ 7].
As for CRP, physiologic variations of procalcitonin concentrations have been reported among uninfected neonates, with a peak on days 1-2 of life, followed by a progressive decrease [ 63].
All three Cdx genes reach their expression peak at stage 14, the stage investigated in this study (Figs. 2c and 6a); this is followed by a progressive decrease in expression, comparable in Cdx2 and Cdx4 but steeper for Cdx1.
A high level of VvPL1 mRNA was present during the maturation process, particularly at the véraison, followed by a progressive decrease of VvPL1 transcript level until over-maturation phase [ 47].
This is followed by a pulse in expression of many TE families in the 4−8 hr and 8−12 hr embryo time points, followed by a progressive decrease through the completion of embryogenesis, and then an increase in expression in the late larvae and pupae, which may reflect expression in the developing germline.
During the tachycardia phase, blood pressure increased abruptly; the MAP passed from 63 to 105 mmHg, with a peak of diastolic blood pressure of 90 mmHg, followed by a progressive slow decrease to normal values.
