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Get fit and do good by taking Alfred Wainwright's coast-to-coast path, 192 miles with scores of useful squeeze-stiles to monitor loss of obesity as you march along.

RT-PCR was used to monitor loss of mRNA.

A possible explanation for these discrepancies is that Garcia-Castro et al and Taneyhill et al [11], [12] used markers which are expressed both in neural crest cells and also at some stage in neural progenitor cells in the caudal dorsal neural tube [10], [12], [33], but did not monitor loss of neural character, and thus not the shift between neural and neural crest fate.

Follow-up surveys to monitor loss of infection and re-infection were conducted at 3, 16, 41 and 53 weeks after treatment (Table 2).

Previous studies have used the outer membrane protein Tom20 as a marker to monitor loss of mitochondria through Parkin-mediated mitophagy (6, 8, 9, 13).

To assess the effect of covalent dimerization on the stability of the α-helical structure of NEMO, we performed chemical and thermal denaturation experiments on the NEMO constructs using CD to monitor loss of secondary structure.

Failure of an agent to adhere to international statutes raises the risk to the hiring company of prosecution, fines, court-ordered monitoring, loss of government tender participation rights and a host of other consequences.

To test if different Hsp70s affected Ydj1p curing of [URE3] differently, we monitored loss of [URE3] after inducing expression of Ydj1p from a galactose-inducible promoter in 1161 strains A1 A8 (see Figure 10).

Digestion was quantitated by monitoring loss of one of the PvuII sites that occurs as a consequence of excision from the nick, and which results in production of a 3.8 kb PvuII fragment.

We evaluated neuronal death by monitoring loss of expression of a GFP reporter construct in the bilateral ASH sensory neurons in pqe-1 Htn-Q150 pqe-1 Htn-Q150 pqe-1 Htn-Q150ed model of polyQ toxicity [10] (Figure S2).

The optimum frequency for monitoring loss of GFR remains to be determined, and near real-time measurements of GFR are possible [ 8].