There was also increased cell proliferation as evidenced by more frequent mitotic figures and significantly elevated numbers of cells expressing the proliferation marker PCNA when compared to sham controls (Figure 5D F, Table 2).
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To determine more precisely the time course of clinical deterioration within this window, we next quantified the RMCBS at more frequent intervals (Figure 4).
By comparison, when disease risk is small, vaccine coverage is highly variable from one cohort to the next, resulting in irregular patterns and more frequent outbreaks (Figure 1).
There was a trend toward younger age being associated with more frequent BGM. Figure 1 illustrates the A1C main effect; at all four clinic visits, children with lower A1Cs showed higher BGM frequency regardless of the number of days before the clinic visit.
GFP-particles stained for both APP and LAMP2 were only slightly more frequent (22.3±5.9%) (Figure 3H).
There was no specific chromosomal copy number variation according to the type of treatment received, albeit loss on chromosomes 3p and 6q were more frequent after radiotherapy (Figure S6).
Mixed populations prevailed in the intermediate zone ZS2 by comparison with zones ZS1 and ZS3 where pure populations of respectively DW and DC spike-types were more frequent (Table 2, Figure 1A).
Higher ADM concentrations were associated with poor 90 day outcome (p = 0.019, figure 1) and more frequent vasopressor usage (p = 0.001, figure 2) Figure 1 ADM by 90 day outcome (p = 0.019).
Intron losses are rather more frequent, totaling 58 in Figure 3, plus seven in the Drosophila species in Figure 1 that do not overlap with Figure 3, for a total of 65.
