In addition, since in patients with duplications the rearrangement often persists in replicating tissues (26), we checked for the presence of the single, large-scale mtDNA deletion in blood from Patients 2 and 3, and urine from Patient 2 and could not detect it (data not shown).
Addition of glucosamine hydrochloride at 0 hours resulted in significant inhibition of collagen release; a significant inhibitory effect persisted in replicate sets of cultures in which glucosamine hydrochloride was added at different time points.
Bacterial pathogens must be able to gain access to, persist in, and replicate in normally privileged sites within a host.
Studies showing the effect of just one polymorphism are unlikely to correctly represent the complex etiology of common diseases, and failure to account for gene gene interactions in the search for susceptibility genes has been widely suggested to explain the persisting difficulties in replicating significant findings (Millstein et al. 2006).
2.2 that the commit points need to be replicated and persisted in Paxos members, which can be achieved by the synchronization of log records.
The phoP mutant SO2 was unable to replicate but persisted in murine macrophages and was attenuated in vivo in mice [12].
Under all the scenarios considered in this paper, BTV-8 was predicted to have persisted in a majority of replicates.
For TB = 1.5 days, the risk of footrot persistence in populations with the same degree of variation in TD and κD, respectively, decreases from 0.31 to 0.08 and becomes virtually zero for TB = 1 day (i.e., disease persisted in <5 of 10,000 replicates; results not shown).
QPCR assays demonstrated that the H-PRRSV virus replicated rapidly and persisted in infected cells (Table S1 in Additional file 1).
But he persisted in his research, seeking a way to inexpensively replicate solar-energy conversion as performed by vegetation.
Others persisted in new forms.
