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The shaved/PBS-treated groups showed an overall milder and more homogenous reaction (Fig. 2a).
Increasing misclassification of overall milder cases of RA over time would affect analyses of longitudinal trends.
Continuous stretches of Rab8a ΔIEC crypts containing Paneth cells existed next to crypts without Paneth cells, suggesting an overall milder impact on Paneth cell maturation (supplementary material Fig. S5A,B).
In contrast, starting from day 30 p.i., we observed a significantly milder disease score for Tie-2 tTA//TRE-claudin-1 C57BL/6 mice as compared to single transgenic or wild-type littermates (Fig. 3a and data not shown), resulting in overall milder chronic EAE in Tie-2 tTA//TRE-claudin-1 C57BL/6 mice (Fig. 3b).
WS outbreaks showed clear relationships with all three temperature metrics developed; i.e., with stressfully warm summer periods, with a lack of unusually cold conditions during the preceding winter and with overall mild conditions during the preceding winter.
Post-infection the loss of goblet cells was reflected in reduced overall mild PAS staining, however, in the remaining cells of the basal goblet cell lineage there was an increase in mild PAS staining without prior saponification, indicating a reduction of O-acetylation in those cells following infection (Figure S1).
Overall, mild N stress triggered only a small set of genes to be expressed significantly differently.
Table 3 shows the proportion of patients remitting through treatment in the overall, mild and moderate sample.
Data included in the analyses were pooled from the intent-to-treat placebo-assigned overall (mild and moderate) AD dementia populations from all four studies.
Data included in the analyses were pooled from the intent-to-treat placebo-assigned overall (mild and moderate) AD populations from all four studies.
Overall, mild to moderate hepatic impairment did not significantly affect exposure to febuxostat or its active metabolites during this 1-week period.
