Since then, a number of modified atherosclerotic mouse models have been reported to generate lesions that more closely characterize human atherosclerotic lesions.
This work underlines the need to more closely characterize the various contributions of DNA methyltransferase for DNA methylation persistence and their temporal control during early embryogenesis, in order to gain a better understanding of DNA methylation reprogramming processes.
As previously reported, the 5T2MM model more closely represents human MM, characterized by a moderate progressive course of the disease and induction of osteolytic lesions, while the 5T33MM model represents an aggressive, rapidly progressive variant (Vanderkerken et al, 1997; Radl et al, 1988).
The 80/20 Col I/Col V gels are characterized by shorter, more closely packed fibers.
The 3 clonal groups including isolates that were further characterized, and thus more closely related, are described below (Table 2).
Given the widespread clinical use of methotrexate, both as an anti-cancer therapeutic and in inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, further studies are merited to investigate and characterize this impact more closely.
Shock is defined as a state of decreased tissue perfusion, and values that characterize this state more closely represent the status of a patient in and recovering from shock.
Herrerasaurus had a long, narrow skull that lacked nearly all the specializations that characterized later dinosaurs, and more closely resembled those of more primitive archosaurs such as Euparkeria.
Three of the five newly characterized Bradyrhizobium genospecies were more closely related to B. japonicum USDA110, whereas the other two belonged to the B. elkanii group.
Mr. Kelly's tenure has also been characterized by Police Academy classes that more closely resemble the racial makeup of the city's eight million residents.
