In countries where the diet, especially that of growing children, is grossly deficient in protein, severe malnutrition ranks as an important cause of immune deficiency.
Virtually, all cell culture work is undertaken with cells grown in media that contains grossly super-physiological levels of glucose with unlimited supply of oxygen, vitamins, multiple nutrients and either an excess of growth factors or undefined growth factors present in serum.
That is certainly true of the grossly exploitive system of internships that has grown up; only wealthy families can afford them.
On the contrary, it was a shortlived blip that made the mistake of grossly simplifying the less dogmatic empiricism it had grown out of.
Under these conditions, acy-4 (ok1806 ) animals exhibit larval lethality or arrest, or they grow slowly and appear grossly unhealthy.
Most IBPs are grossly classified to moderate and hyperactive according to their thermal hysteresis activity, which is the gap between the equilibrium melting point and the freezing point of an ice crystal grown in IBP solution.
The surviving Cby−/− animals grow into adults and appear grossly normal with a slightly reduced body size.
Furthermore, the viable spores produced by Sk/Sp hybrids grew into colonies that were grossly different from those of pure species controls.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00190.005 Unlike α-adaptin mutants in Drosophila (Gonzalez-Gaitan and Jackle, 1997), worms missing α-adaptin in C. elegans are viable; they grow to adulthood and are grossly similar to μ2-adaptin (apm-2) mutants.
Dissimilar superscript to HbSS values are significantly different (p < 0.03) There were 32 patients with abnormal first MSUs: 29 were positive MSU samples growing identifiable pathogens, 2 were grossly contaminated and one grew bacteria of doubtful significance (growth of a urinary tract pathogen between 104 and 105 per mL).
