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On the other hand, the depletion of the CHIP-inhibitor HspBP1, which stimulates DALIS formation, led to a ∼1.5-fold increase in presentation efficiency.

Together, our data corroborate and extend the model proposed by Moudgil and Sercarz, which puts forth the gradient of presentation efficiency as a basis for immunodominance [16].

Taken together with the ability of stable hairpins to inhibit pMHC I presentation efficiency shown in functional assays [10], this result shows that initiation at CUG start codons, unlike IRES mediated initiation, requires linear scanning of the 5' mRNA sequence beginning at the 5' cap.

5 × 108 phage/well were applied when M13K07 was used for phage rescue, whereas 107 phage/well were used after packaging with Hyperphage to compensate the known differences in antibody presentation efficiency of both systems [ 9, 26, 27].

The decrease in acquired immune responses in TLR2-/ mice might be a result of the decreased antigen presentation efficiency of dendritic cells in the absence of TLR2 [ 32] or the lack of co-stimulatory signals through TLR2 expressed on activated T cells [ 33].

Unfortunately, this methodology proved to lack the sensitivity to assess cross-presentation efficiency of the MART-1aa26-35 epitope from blebs.

The corresponding mean cross-presentation efficiency, depicted as the IC50 value of the maximal IFNγ production by the MART-1 CTL line (Fig.  3b), was 1.17 μg/ml for IL-4 as compared to 0.63 μg/ml for IFNα MoDC (p = 0.07).

As noted in [[13], Remark 1.1], if a monoid presentation satisfies efficiency or inefficiency (while it is minimal), then it always contains a minimal number of generators.

We firstly recall that, as noted in [[4], Remark 1.1], if a monoid presentation satisfies efficiency or inefficiency (while it is minimal), then it always has a minimal number of generators.

ADL=activities of daily living; FP=for-profit; NFP=not-for-profit; LPN=licensed practical nurse; OSCAR=Online Survey Certification and Reporting; QAI=quality assessment index (composite measure of staff presentation, operational efficiency, resident care quality, and institutional care plan); RN=registered nurse.

22 32 The relationship between patient acuity level and outcome depends on surrogate outcome markers and the impact of confounding factors such as patient type and complexity, patient volumes, rate and surges of patient presentation and efficiency of care provided.