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The median of all four dose cohorts combined show that the IFNGS is neutralised from 53% to 66% across the three time points, compared to the placebo (figure 1B; Hotelling's T p=0.019).

The sections were first de-paraffinized in xylene and rehydrated in a descending series of ethanol concentrations, neutralised from endogenous peroxidase using Peroxidase Block and incubated with the Protein Block.

One postulate suggests this epidemic had waned by the mid 1960s due to the advent of penicillinase-resistant penicillins, but potentially the epidemic waned from rising immunity to PVL within the general population; supporting this concept it was shown the toxic effect of PVL on cells could be neutralised by immunoglobulins from patients convalescing from infections caused by this strain [ 20].

Vaughn narrates what is actually an eye-opening examination of how these Belfast street artworks appear, what they depict, and how they're being neutralised, with artists from both sides of the divide brought together to talk and paint.

The neutralising antibody level was expressed as a 'titre' for each serotype, representing the inverse of the final dilution of serum at which each virus was neutralised, as calculated from the duplicate assays using the Karber formula [76].

The move will be seen as an attempt to neutralise attacks from Labour, after the party leader, Ed Miliband, took on energy companies last year with his pledge to freeze energy bills for 20 months if he is elected prime minister this May.

The move will be seen as an attempt to neutralise attacks from Labour, after Ed Miliband took on energy companies last year with his pledge to freeze energy bills for 20 months if elected on 7 May.

The RCGP launched the inquiry after it emerged that Dr Una Coales had written a guide setting out ways in which minority candidates can "neutralise bias" from the college's examiners.

Fears that this would start a new arms race with Russia and China have proved groundless though that may change if the system expands to neutralise threats from those two countries.Next year, the dream of perfect national defences in an imperfect world may finally seem within reach.

The predicted antigenic profiles of these toxin sequences are utilised to design DNA immunisation constructs to generate toxin-specific antibodies with potential to polyspecifically neutralise venoms from the most medically-important African vipers.

Work is under way to apply emerging technology from the mining industry so that any acidity that enters drains is neutralised prior to discharge from the site.