At the time of the study, 65% of births were in a health facility, and nearly all pregnant women attended antenatal care at least once (unpublished surveillance data).
Strongyloides stercoralis is another nematode that can, at least theoretically, be found in skin scrapings, as dogs usually get the infection transcutaneously [ 3]. S. stercoralis is also considered a parasite of warmer climates, and, to our knowledge, it has only been diagnosed once in Finland (2006, unpublished data).
We also found that exposure of mouse skin to UV, either once or repeatedly, also significantly elevated EP2 (unpublished data), although another study reported that EP2 was elevated only after chronic UV exposure, not after an acute exposure [ 27].
Moreover, ethylene seems to repress BR-regulated genes once ripening is triggered (Tonutti et al., unpublished data), thus indicating a possible feedback mechanism allowing a time progression of the syndrome through the coordination of the downstream events.
However, in vivo, no biologically significant changes were observed in cytochrome P450 content or enzyme activity after once daily, oral dosing to rats for 28 days (unpublished data).
In Santa Cruz, it was found cultivated as an ornamental in six properties (CDRS unpublished data), while in Isabela, we only found it once in Puerto Villamil.
To date, Phytophthora kernoviae has been isolated only twice from native New Zealand species, once from the dying lower foliage of a podocarp Prumnopitys ferruginea (D.Don) de Laub (Dick et al. 2014) and once from an asymptomatic fern Blechnum novae-zelandiae T.C. Chambers and P.A. Farrant (MA Dick, unpublished data).
For scaffold modification, we once demonstrated an increase in lentivirus activity when compared with virus alone (unpublished data).
Our limited experience with patients exhibiting poor tolerance of subcutaneous amifostine (asthenia, vomiting) also shows that once-a-week injection of slow release cortisone indeed improves tolerability (unpublished data).
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