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We investigated the CNAs levels in plasma from P. vivax infected patients with different clinical presentations and found significant higher levels of CNAs in P. vivax infected patients, as compared to age-matched healthy donors.

We also examined the possibility of an effect modification by the type of CPPD arthropathy (monoarticular presentations vs. polyarticular presentations) and found no evidence that MTX was more effective in patients with polyarticular presentation (test for effect modification, P = 0.27).

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However, we titrated the antigens and γFe2O3 NPs coated with APTS or DMSA at different concentrations of DCs cross-presentation and found that the response of T cells induced by γFe2O3/DMSA delivery antigens was much lower than that of γFe2O3/APTS when the concentrations of γFe2O3 NPs were between 10 to 300 μg/ml.

However, we found that these displays were not strong enough to confine observers' attentional resource throughout the target presentation, and found no significant effect of the task mode.

As part of their exploratory analysis they looked at stage at presentation and found an association between statin use and reduced risk of stage IV cancer at presentation.

Another study investigated the serum expression at the time of presentation and found significantly higher expression levels in patients with high-grade and muscle invasive bladder tumours.

Subsequently, we showed that a high percentage of early SSc patients develop definite SSc within 5 years of presentation and found that some circulating fibroblast, endothelial and T-cell activation markers could be used as predictors of disease evolution besides marker autoantibodies and NVC findings [ 4].

The investigators analyzed the presentations themselves and found that a monotonous tone was most strongly associated with "nod-off episodes per lecture (NOELs)," followed by the sight of a tweed jacket on the lecturer.

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