Generally the inter-racial genotypes were intermediate to their major race clusters, showing different levels of admixture (Additional file 7).
Similar to actin, also the staining for vimentin, a marker protein of intermediate filaments, pointed to major alterations in cell shape and size.
In humans, T. solium cysticerci cause neurocysticercosis, which affects ~50 million people worldwide, and it has been considered as an emergent disease in the United States [ 4]. T. solium also infects pigs, its intermediate host, leading to major economic losses [ 5, 6].
Currently, the paradigm describes sHJs and dHJs as containing four uninterrupted strands and acting as the major recombination intermediate to direct CO and NCO products (Fig. 1).
Although a minority of cpDNA has a single copy of rDNA, replication intermediates are similarly complex to major cpDNA with inverted rDNA (Shaver et al. 2008), suggesting that the former may replicate in another mode, such as rolling circle replication (RCR) as discussed next.
Sample kernels were compressed along the orthogonal axes corresponding to major axes (length), intermediate axes (width) and minor axes (thickness) of Shea kernel.
MSCs express low (fetal) to intermediate (adult) major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I molecules and do not express MHC class II molecules on their cell surface, although an intracellular pool of MHC class II molecules can be stimulated to be expressed on the cell surface by interferon-gamma (IFN-γ) [ 38].
Because the difference between major and minor complications is important, we have decided for future research to categorize complications related to percutaneous tracheostomy as minor, intermediate and major (Fig. 1).
A knowledge of idiosyncratic reactions to include incidence, distinction of minor, intermediate and major reactions, mechanisms of idiosyncratic reactions and principles of prophylaxis for adverse reactions to contrast media .
Although α- and β-thalassemias are both genotypically classified into minor, intermediate and major forms, there is a continuum of phenotypes ranging from asymptomatic to lethal.
