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When recording human movement with stereophotogrammetry, skin deformation and displacement (soft tissue artefact; STA) inhibits surface markers' ability to validly represent the movement of the underlying bone.
The following criteria can be used to determine whether β cells generated in vitro are functional and suitable for potential clinical application: expression of mature β cell markers, ability to secrete bioactive insulin and C-peptide in response to stimuli, formation of mature secretory granules and, ultimately, glucose control in transplanted recipients.
These markers' ability to indicate long-term exposure, particularly for exposures with substantial intraindividual variation, is limited, making them less suitable for use in studies of patients with diseases that have long latencies.
The two candidates, BTD and GPX3, confirmed by this approach were next tested with immunoblot assay in a blinded set of breast cancer and control to ascertain the markers ability to differentiate the two groups.
Ultimately, the use of biologic markers in epidemiologic studies will depend on how well the markers increase ability to reduce misclassification, provide for better interpretation of exposure-disease associations, and increase opportunities for prevention.
The authors in both studies showed that prolonged treatment of cells with TGFβ1 enhanced expression of markers associated with EMT and many properties of stem cells which include expression of cell surface stem cell markers and ability to form mammospheres.
Cell lines established from OS recapitulated characteristics of the primary tumor, including the expression of mature OB markers and ability to form mineralized tumors when transplanted.
For these two biochemical markers, the ability to predict CAP was evaluated by a ROC curve.
In addition, all the 100 ILP markers possess ability to distinguish the investigated millet and non-millet species belonging to different genera.
All the 58 microsatellite markers have ability to distinguish the investigated 13 millet and non-millet species into 2 distinct groups (Fig. 4).
The DC lineage is divided into several subtypes based on transcription factor requirements, surface markers and ability to prime CD4 vs CD8 T cell responses.
