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Our results show that the levels of IDO mRNA in Bhsp65-restimulated LNC of TNFα-treated rats (1.51 fold compared to LNC in medium) were comparable (p > 0.05) to that of PBS-treated rats (2.26 fold).

Interestingly, growth rates of the cnb mutant and the wild type cells harboring CaZF in non-ionic osmolyte sorbitol containing medium were comparable (Figure 6B).

Growth of all these strains in Luria broth (LB) and M9 minimal medium were comparable to that of the parental WT strain (data not shown).

Although the yields obtained in Pichia medium were comparable to NS0 yields, the low recovery rate from Pichia medium of 22% leaves ample room for optimisation of the purification procedures.

Staining patterns of nuclear oestrogen- and progesterone-receptors in the canine endometrial glandular epithelial and stromal cells cultured in standard medium were comparable to those in native uterine tissue samples.

The levels of pRB expression in these cultured cells in Tc-free medium were comparable to the elevated pRB expression in subsets of primary tumours (Xu, 1995; Xu et al, 1997; Cote et al, 1998 and compare Figure 1E with 3A, panel b below).

The measurements using the gaseous medium are comparable to the saturated fluid flow results.

While the pBARLS virus contains 12 Tcf-binding sites, reporter activation by Wnt3A conditioned medium was comparable to that of the 7TFP virus.

We found that the measurable ELISpot response to PPD in BCG vaccinated individuals in serum free AIM-V medium was comparable to responses measured with either autologous or pooled AB human serum and that the lack of serum did not result in measured responses that were significantly any less than those measured in assays where serum was used (Figure 2).

The reparation efficiency of MuSCs expanded in cytokine medium was comparable to that of freshly isolated MuSCs.

The genetic stability of ESCs cultured in 2i medium is comparable to ESCs cultured under classic conditions (Fig 3B; Liang et al, 2008).