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A possible explanation is that AGEs cross-links are more stable over time and that ALT-711 cannot reverse preexisting cross-links after long-term exposure to high glucose.

Observations from recent application of the validated H1 seroarcheologic model to published data linked preexisting H3 antibodies to the pandemic of 1890 (32 ).

More recent application of the seroarcheologic model failed to confirm the proposed link of preexisting H2 antibodies with the 1890 pandemic (32 ).

The emergence of anti-NPP movements, however, preceded the environmental justice movement by more than 20 years, linked to preexisting antinuclear-weapons movements of the 1950s (Gottlieb 2005).

Application of these gene sets to analysis of preexisting datasets, illustrates a strong link between bradyzoite regulation and cell cycle and provides additional insight into the hierarchy of genes that lead to developmental transitions in T. gondii.

Preexisting psychiatric diagnoses have been linked with failed antireflux surgery24.

In that regard, it is also vital to acknowledge that preexisting health conditions are often linked to other physical and mental conditions.

Thus, the increased responsiveness to toxin in persons with preexisting airway disease may be linked to their underlying airway inflammation at the time of toxin exposure.

Our association with the degree of preexisting anemia and complications is linked to a lower threshold for transfusion in patients starting with a lower pre-biopsy Hgb as opposed to clinically evident bleeding.

Photopolymerization implies both in the increase of molecular weight by monomer to polymer conversion, as well as cross-linking of developing or preexisting macromolecules [6].

Some investigators linked the origin of preexisting H3 antibodies to the minor 1900 pandemic (11, 14 ), whereas others favored the 1890 pandemic (33 ).