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At 6 months post-infusion of HSC, the bone marrow of DRAG and control mice contained similar numbers of human CD45+ and CD34+ cells (Fig. 2A), but still the thymuses from control mice were poorly reconstituted with human thymocytes (Fig. 2B, right panel).
Indeed, it is known that HC myeloid progeny poorly reconstitute CNS tissues in WT mice because the resident pool of microglial cells is largely self-sustaining (54, 55).
The issue of poorly characterised, or non-representative (recombinant proteins or peptide fragments), reference materials reconstituted in simple assay buffers to act as calibration standards and QCs in LBAs remains a perennial problem (Lee et al, 2006; Nowatzke and Wood, 2007; Findlay, 2009).
Cholesterol is directly transferred, although the mechanisms are poorly understood (15), while triglycerides are broken down into fatty acids and glycerol, transported across the placenta, and reconstituted before transfer to the fetus (7, 40).
Although the membrane-bound ESCRT-III polymers have been reconstituted in vitro, the mechanisms governing the polymer assembly and how ESCRT-III coordinates membrane remodeling, remain poorly understood.
These schools were "reconstituted".
It has since been reconstituted.
Roughly chop the reconstituted mushrooms.
Dried mushrooms are reconstituted in hot water.
Add the farro and reconstituted dried mushrooms.
