Sentence examples for of a cca from inspiring English sources
S100A6 mRNA expression levels were significantly up-regulated in tumor samples of CCA patients and in tumor tissue of a CCA mouse model.
We evaluated the effects of PEITC on induction of apoptotic cell death in relation to cellular glutathione (GSH) and mitochondrial function of a CCA cell line, KKU-M214.
LRG1 has been previously detected in the bile of a CCA patient using proteomic methods (Kristiansen et al, 2004), suggesting that it may be a glycoprotein which is synthesised in the liver and undergoes biliary excretion.
16 Differences in intensity readings could be rectified by training or by changes in the cassette format, perhaps by use of a CCA standard or addition of a standardized "trace positive" comparison line.
Alternatively, it has been suggested that a high enzyme concentration used in the assay may contribute to the lack of a CCA anti-determinant effect with the M. jannaschii tRNase ZS [ 33].
The operating principle of a CCA-based MAC consists of three steps, as depicted in Figure 2. Prior to any transmission, the radio remains in receive-mode for a time window of length TCCA, during which it measures the average received power.
However, it has recently been shown that a bacterial poly(A) polymerase that possesses the RBD of a CCA-adding enzyme is able to act as a CCA-rNTrs [ 61].
We observed a positive linear correlation between monocyte count and CCA-IMT, with a monocyte count of 353/mm corresponding to a CCA-IMT of 1.1 mm in Japanese patients with type 2 diabetes.
The economic and environmental best extractant is shown to be 2-ethyl-hexanol with a minimum butanol selling price of $1.58/L and a CCA of $471.57/tonne CO2 equivalent emissions avoided.
And Vermont ships some of its prisoners to a CCA-run facility in Beattyville, Ky.
If intolerance to beta blockers develops, or in the presence of contraindications, monotherapy with a CCA, an If inhibitor (where available), a long-acting nitrate, or a potassium channel opener is indicated.
