Significantly, our results show that E. coli gabD gene product is inactive in the presence of H2O2 and can be reactivated upon addition of DTT (Figure S3).
Accordingly, in addition to locally reactivated topography due to neotectonics [ 80], development of a regional lower erosional surface at the expense of elevated plateaus [ 74] must have driven divergence of T. semitaeniatus species as well as population structuring during Plio-Pleistocene times.
This suggests that in addition to strategies that reactivate HIV latently infected CD4 T cells, future cure approaches may also need to stimulate immune responses, for example, through vaccination [ 1].
In addition to showing better tumor control, the reactivated effectors also express higher levels of 4-1BB then the resting memory T cells (Fig. 3B) and therefore should be more responsive to anti-4-1BB therapy.
In addition to live music, lectures and events, Musement plans to reactivate the original diesel trains, which will tour the park every hour at 11 22 a.m.
In addition to saving time, this also made New Jersey cheaper to reactivate since the cost needed to modernize the battleship only included the addition of missile and gun system mounts, electronic warfare suites, and improved radar and gun spotter technology.
In addition to their role on global chromatin modifications and their ability to reactivate Polycomb-silenced genes, DZNep and LBH589 have also been reported to deplete EZH2 protein from AML and breast cancer cells [25], [26].
In addition to its expression in normal testes, TSP50 is abnormally reactivated in many malignant breast tumor samples and colorectal carcinoma biopsies tested.
In addition to the spleen weight, we also determined the number of splenocytes reactivating in an ex vivo reactivation assay.
