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The authors of the second manuscript summarized the results of multiple clinical trials of patients with sepsis, severe sepsis or septic shock who received polyclonal intravenous immunoglobulin therapy.
We have performed several additional experiments to strengthen the manuscript, summarized as follows: 1) The original manuscript involved three perturbations (unfolded DD, heat shock, and treatment with tunicamycin) followed by mRNA-seq.
This manuscript summarizes the plenary lecture delivered at the ISCRE 20 meeting in Kyoto on Tuesday, September 9, 2008.
This manuscript summarizes some recommended practices for the conduct and interpretation of the assay in animal studies.
This manuscript summarizes findings related to the pharmacogenetics of genes involved in the pharmacokinetics as well as pharmacodynamics of antidepressants to date.
This manuscript summarizes the preclinical and clinical literature emphasizing the importance of brain temperature in modifying secondary injury mechanisms and in improving traumatic outcomes in severely injured patients.
This manuscript summarizes the key results from this effort and provides a perspective on the success of the study and its impact on membrane separations.
The present manuscript summarizes the conclusions of the workgroup with respect to the type and timing of research that should be conducted.
This manuscript summarizes the available literature concerning these tumors in an effort to provide the clinician a framework from which to guide patient management.
This manuscript summarizes an experimental program investigating the cyclic flexural behavior and energy dissipation of C-shaped cold-formed steel structural framing members experiencing global, distortional or local buckling.
This manuscript summarizes the literature in relation to the design of these micellar systems and their characterization with respect to drug loading and retention properties as well as the ability to withstand dissociation and drug discharge upon oral administration.
