In the noticeably heterogeneous patient cohort of the present study, none of the four markers was universally associated with OS and DFS in the adjuvant setting or PFS in the two different first-line settings.
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Ligon, K. L. et al. The oligodendroglial lineage marker OLIG2 is universally expressed in diffuse gliomas.
In practice, it is unlikely that any single marker will be universally effective for all cell types, since cells will differ in their reliance on specific enzymatic pathways.
However, many studies have been performed in assay systems that may not well represent the human lung and many genetic markers are not universally conserved among Bcc strains thought to be pathogenic and/or are frequently found in environmental (soil) strains.
However, although several laboratories have confirmed that mouse monocytic MDSCs (Mo-MDSCs) have higher suppressive activity than the granulocytic fraction (called polymorphonuclear MDSCs or PMN-MDSCs) (16– 18), the above markers are not universally discriminant in all experimental models (15).
These predictive markers need to be universally applicable and detect early myocardial loss by, for example, measuring high-sensitivity cardiac biomarkers [36].
This work did not encourage the use of the same criteria for murine MSC because they considered that murine surface markers have not been universally characterized as well as for the human MSC [ 25].
But while skinny jeans and flannel shirts, designer dreads and tie-dyed T-shirts, Restylane and Christian Louboutins, respectively, may be universally legible markers of group affiliation (hipsters, hippies, the Cult of Tory Burch) here other elements enter into the mix.
In the critically ill patient, however, BNP is merely a marker of cardiac strain and is universally elevated in hyperdynamic and shocked patients, regardless of the aetiology.
