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Progesterone and estradiol are produced in considerable amounts in the placenta, and may be partly transferred to the fetus (Pasqualini 2005).
The heme-stained SDS PAGE analysis of cytoplasmic extracts results shows that both of the variants are produced in considerable amounts by the Ccm system as shown in Fig. 5 (E).
This protein produced in considerable amounts was biologically active, but as expected, did not precipitate into crystals confirming that the C-terminal part of the Cry1Ab ICP is required for crystal formation [ 31, 32].
These are produced and released in considerable amounts by certain types of inflammatory cells that were shown to be implicated in tumor growth, progression, and invasion in human colon and breast cancer [ 9, 10].
For each combination of parameter values, we determined whether (1) the model produced all three personality types in considerable amounts, (2) a correlation among group members in time spent near the predator was present, and (3) a correlation among group members in feeding rate was absent.
The precursor to Bonnie produced considerable amounts of rainfall across the Greater Antilles, resulting in light to moderate flooding.
They were engaged in the picture narration task and they produced a considerable amount of private speech in order to maintain or regain self-regulation in the task but both groups had trouble completing these tasks.
Curiously, the cells produced MA with considerable amounts of both odd- and even-numbered carbon chains, contrarily to what is usually observed in Rhodococcus species (Nishiuchi et al. 2000).
On day six after immunisation cells produced considerable amounts of IL-17 (Fig. 3A, left panel).
FLC cultures treated with DMSO + di-M-PGE2 produced considerable amounts of haemoglobin before even one duplication cycle was completed.
Introduction of phosphoglycerol phosphatase 2 from Saccharomyces cerevisiae into the model cyanobacterium Synechocystis sp. PCC6803 resulted in a mutant strain that produced a considerable amount of glycerol from light, water and CO2.
