Strikingly, fluorescence associated with Wapl-GFP barrels reappeared rapidly after photobleaching.
If the treatment is bacteriostatic, then the signal could be expected to rapidly reappear once the microorganisms begin to recover.
However, the true therapeutic role of this process is unclear, considering that the mass clearance of these cytokines is rather low, that they have a short half-life and can rapidly reappear in plasma, and that beneficial cytokines are lost along with the potentially harmful ones, while the source of inflammation is not affected [ 89].
Nervousness can reappear very quickly".
Women were allowed to act, for one thing, and though Shakespeare's scripts rapidly reappeared, the playwright would have scratched his head (or called his lawyers) over what had happened to them.
But it rapidly reappeared under a new name, Anon_Operationn, offering links to the Internet Relay Chat servers where the members of the Anonymous group have been planning online attacks against sites and organisations deemed to be antagonistic to Wikileaks.
Figure 4A shows that in MDCK cells CXCR7 rapidly reappeared after shifting to 37°C reaching an expression level of 60% after one hour compared to that measured on untreated control cells.
In order to confirm that this reversion was due to starvation alone, cells were grown again in toxin-free complete medium and the vacuolation rapidly reappeared (Figs. 4E and F).
But others, such as dengue fever, West Nile virus, and chikungunya, can rapidly emerge in new locations or reappear in areas where they've gone dormant.
As a consequence of its short plasma half-life (1 2 hours) there is a rapidly decreasing effect and RLS may reappear in the second half of the night, so that a second dose may be needed, usually three hours after bedtime.
As favourable environmental conditions reappear, expansion from cave microrefugia may allow some populations to respond rapidly to climate change [ 12].
