Cell surface molecules such as Dectin-1 and TLRs are integral to fungal recognition; however the role of these molecules in the induction of markers commonly associated with the AAM phenotype such as Arg1 has not been previously studied.
OBS was defined based on symptoms and markers commonly associated with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
- Furthermore, MCF10A cells cluster closely with the BBC subtype in gene expression profiling studies and express markers commonly associated with a basal epithelial phenotype such as high-molecular weight cytokeratins and p63.
The leaf death phenotype coincides with increased expression of the general oxidative stress-related marker DEFL and with other marker genes commonly associated with the activation of the plant defence response.
Interestingly, the spring broccoli raab sample tested was the only B. rapa to possess markers more commonly associated with the C genome.
87 Notably, in human hepatocellular carcinoma, JNK and IL‐6 markers are commonly associated with CSCs, 61 although no evidence directly links CSCs to ONCs.
Bone marrow cells were cultured on fibronectin-coated plates for 7 to 10 days, at which time they displayed many of the phenotypic and surface marker characteristics that are commonly associated with endothelial progenitor cells [33].
In summary, this study documents the association between elevated short-term exposure to traffic-related pollution and prolonged QTc, a marker of ventricular arrhythmias commonly associated with heart attack, among older men.
Considering only the associations generated from all data, we note that some markers for health are more strongly and commonly associated with high levels of environmental chemicals (for example, vitamin D levels, LBDVID), whereas other markers are associated with very few chemicals (MCQ053, treatment for anemia in previous 3 months) (see Supplemental Material, File S1).
Extensive experiments illustrate that the proposed system achieves equivalent performance as popular wireless inertial sensors and a marker-based optical system, but without limitations commonly associated with such traditional systems.
