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In order to increase PG recognition and improve diagnostic specificity, diagnostic criteria have been proposed, first by von den Driesch, and later by Su et al 4, 32 (Table 2).

This glycosaminoglycan has been shown to increase PG synthesis in equine articular cartilage [ 22], rabbit chondrocytes [ 55], and bovine articular cartilage treated with IL-1, which has been shown to reduce PG synthesis in vitro [ 56].

In the latter two scenarios the number of genotyped females had to be decreased and the available funds could be reinvested to increase PG SD up to the maximum achievable Δ G SD. Schaeffer [ 1] found that path DS became the main source of genetic gain but he assumed that for each possible bull dam a highly accurate GEBV was estimated.

As a result of this earlier increase, PG-metabolite concentrations in IUI-group were significantly higher than in AI-group during period four (530.5 ± 50.1 vs. 383.0 ± 53.2 pmol/l, P < 0.05).

Futhermore, the transphosphatidyl reaction was higher in aged brain as indicated by the increased PG synthesis.

In this study chitosan films are significantly thicker than alginate films and CD film thickness decreases with increasing PG content.

Substituting SiO2 with TiO2 directly increased PG density and glass transition temperature, indicating a cross-linking effect of Ti on the glass network which was reflected by significantly reduced degradation rates in an aqueous environment.

While dynamic compression also increased PG loss to the medium throughout the 39-day time course, total PG accumulation in the scaffold was significantly higher than in controls after 16 and 39 days of loading, resulting in an increase in the equilibrium and dynamic compressive stiffness of the constructs.

Assuming that the porosity of composite films is regulated by the amount of plasticizer (Madsen et al. 2011; Li et al. 2011), it could be inferred that porosity and hence the rate of evaporation increases with increasing PG concentrations, thus resulting in thinner CD films.

Instead, testosterone, dihydrotestosterone, and tamoxifen, all at 10 μM, actually increased PG production.

This suggests that in the context of the frataxin-deficient cerebellum, CREB and AP1 increase drive the COX2 overexpression and increased PG production.