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Diverse patterns of T-cell response against multiple newly identified human Y chromosome-encoded minor histocompatibility epitopes.

Multiple newly recruited cells phagocytose previously infected macrophages that have undergone apoptotic death.

To our surprise we disclosed multiple newly acquired introns by probing a vertebrate protein superfamily, the serpins, while a single intron was presumably lost.

These include representatives of the E. latitans complex (sensu [ 10, 20]), E. pterophila, E. nana, E. neotenes, E. tridentifera and E. sosorum (eastern Blepsimolge), plus multiple newly sampled populations not previously assigned to species and outgroup samples from E. rathbuni (Typhlomolge) and the E. troglodytes complex (western Blepsimolge).

Siemens' software for controlling electric, water, and industrial applications is plagued by multiple newly-exposed security flaws.

As shown in Fig. 2, different from the existing methods, this geological prediction system integrates multiple technologies newly developed in geophysics, based on the traditional work of rock mapping and geological analysis, and works step by step to provide a more reliable prediction result.

We need to develop new influenza vaccines that are safe and effective and that give protection for many years and against multiple strains including newly emerging ones.

This study has revealed that the community members who have undergone training on water sector reforms are knowledgeable about the roles of many of the institutions, in spite of them being multiple and newly-created.

Nixon, R. A. & Logvinenko, K. B. Multiple fates of newly synthesized neurofilament proteins: evidence for a stationary neurofilament network distributed nonuniformly along axons of retinal ganglion cell neurons.

To compare occurrence of injection site reactions (ISRs) in patients with relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) newly started on interferon beta 1b (Betaferon), using 3 delivery methods.

Lacking foreign currency to cover its wheat purchase debts, India agreed to repay the United States with multiple copies of newly published books which were distributed to designated university libraries in North America beginning in 1961.