Poor reversibility of gap junctional communication after reversion to low-glucose culture media underscores the importance of continuous, strict glycaemic control in diabetic patients.
EpiSCs show a significant loss of competence for PGC specification compared with postimplantation epiblast or ESCs (Hayashi et al., 2011) and a poor ability to undergo reversion to rESCs (Bao et al., 2009; Guo et al., 2009).
It became obvious that the most probable outcome of such a ban of sachet form of packaged water is a reversion to poorer sources.
For the cured derivative, we observed complete reversion to the poor survival phenotype observed with ΔSterne (Figure 3K); thus, this strain did not encode mutations that alone promoted survival.
True reversion is the reversal of the original nucleotide change.
However, the reported improvement in terms of headache frequency appears poor and not sufficient to constitute a reversion of the headache to its previous episodic form.
In this sense, no bronchodilator tests were carried out in this study, though it has been shown that unless full obstruction reversion is achieved, the mentioned test shows poor performance in discriminating between COPD and asthma [ 24].
Simple reversion of this residue rescued (or even enhanced) poor thermal and H2O2 stabilities of the R283K rHRP mutant.
Trump's reversion to his typical ignorance and certitude obscured a poor showing from his opponent, the Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton.
In this work, WS stability and reversion are used to investigate the nature of the poor adaptation (maladaptation) of the WS to the two-dimensional agar plate microcosm.
Poor reproducibility of the assay is a more likely explanation than true reversions since the tests were performed within short periods.
