Catherine Godinot is also acknowledged for the kind provision of complex III and ATP synthase antibodies.
We would like to thank Gary Wessel and Rosario Rizzuto for their kind provision of reagents and to Ian Townley and Kathy Foltz for help with pilot experiments.
We thank Dr. Di Chen of University of Rochester Medical Center and Dr. Hiroyuki Kawashima of Niigata University Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, Japan, for their kind provision of p12xSBE-Luc and p6xOSE-Luc reporter plasmids, respectively.
We are grateful to Dr. Janet Rossant (The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Ontario, Canada) for her kind provision of the RARE-hsp68-lacZ mice.
We are grateful to Jonathan Yewdell (NIH, MD, USA), Peter Palese (Mount Sinai School of Medicine, NY, USA), Takashi Fujita (Kyoto University, Japan), Balaji Manicassamy (Mount Sinai School of Medicine, NY, USA), Silke Stertz (Mount Sinai School of Medicine, NY, USA), and Huanting Lui (University of St. Andrews, UK) for kind provision of reagents and advice.
We thank Dr. K. Huebner and Dr. C. Brenner for the kind provision of Fhit constructs.
We would like also to acknowledge the support of Thorax Foundation for the kind provision of the ultrasound equipment.
We are also grateful to Carl-Axel Lalander, Torbjörn van der Meulen and Sune Wännström (Sekab E-Technology, Örnsköldsvik, Sweden) for kind provision of lignocellulose hydrolysates.
The Government continued to cover the vast majority of facility resources through in kind provision of infrastructure, trained health workers, supervision, drug kits and medical supplies.
Prof. M Ioannou from the Department of Pathology, University Hospital of Larissa, for the kind provision of histologic analysis of articular cartilage tissues, and Assist.
We thank Dr Gerard Karsenty of Columbia University (New York, NY, USA) for providing the Lrp5-/ and Lrp5 fl/fl mice, Dr Churl-Hong Chun of Wonkwang University (Iksan, Republic of Korea) for kind provision of human tissue samples.
