Additionally, the existence of a "proliferative monocyte" population in vitro was reported, and this population was identified as CD16− classical monocytes23.
The source population was identified from three previous hospital-based dengue studies conducted in TTSH in 200422, 2005 200823 and 2012 2013.
The latter DC population was identified in mice expressing the human diphtheria toxin receptor (DTR) under transcriptional control of the endogenous langerin/CD207 promoter (langerin-DTR).
In the early 21st century almost half of the population was identified as Montenegrin and about one-fourth as Serb.
Within the total BC population, the Aboriginal population was identified.
The population was identified through activated carbon market research reports (Table 2) [18, 32, 64 66].
The population was identified by searching the online archives of the TV broadcasts and the newspaper database 'Genios' (http://www.genios.de).
A mistake appeared in Robert M. Metcalfe's "It's All In Your Head" (May 7), where the world's population was identified as 6.6×106.
The CD8 population was identified using PerCP-conjugated anti-CD8 antibody.
Effectively, in our KO ESC, a large PGC-like stem cell population was identified.
In addition, a mixed population was identified at a single position in MP20A (A5695R).
