In the ternary complex simulation two peaks, centered at −98 and −74 degrees, are observed (Figure S3 in Supporting Documents) with a predominance of the first one, while in water solution the di-methyl-amino group visits only the second one (compare black and red lines in Figure S3).
Argument No. 2. Neuroinflammation is a two-sided phenomenon, with both neurodestructive and neuroprotective facets; the hypothesis in which inflammation leads to dementia would imply a predominance of the first over the latter.
In general, the oro-maxillo-facial infections, including the abscesses in the head and neck spaces, are mixed infections, involving anaerobic bacteria in association with facultative anaerobic microorganisms, with the predominance of the first ones.
The majority of injuries occurred in males, less than 50 years of age (68%), with a slight predominance in the second to fifth decade.
The pathogenesis of these changes has not been elucidated yet, but the first patterns may be associated to stiffening of the inflamed cornea due to a predominance of scarring process, whereas the second, keratoconus-like patterns would arise through stromal melting.
Echoviruses accounted for more than two-thirds of all EV isolates with a predominance of echovirus 30 in the first year of the study.
The seasonal distribution of these 2 genotypes extrapolated to all rotavirus-positive patients showed a clear shift to predominance of G12P[8] during the second year.
One group (group A, correlation coefficient 0.359) was defined by a predominance of gene loss, whereas the second group (group B, correlation coefficient 0.360) was defined by gene gain.
The majority of injuries occurred in males less than 50 years (68%), with a slight predominance in the second to fifth decade.
Suwanjutha et al. [ 28] identified in the first year of study the predominance of Group B, in contrast to the second year when Group A was more predominant.
