Statistical analyses were done using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences v.13.0.0 (Chicago, IL) We initially sought to recapitulate the reported susceptibility of C57BL/6 mice to pulmonary fibrosis induced by it bleomycin [ 4, 5, 7, 22, 24- 26, 29- 31] using established methods.
Because this expression profile did not fully recapitulate the previously reported activation stages of monocytes, we proposed that the newly generated monocytes represented a unique and distinct state of activation.
Figure 2D establishes that our data recapitulate the previously reported shift from fetal to adult hemoglobins.
These observations recapitulate the effects reported for LATS on YAP1 in tissue-cultured cells [ 4].
We also analyzed dosage-compensated genes in the spike-in normalized NCYC110_Chr8 strain panel and show that the results recapitulate the results reported in the original analysis.
We speculate that the inability of SMCs or cIAP1 knockdown to recapitulate the previously reported function of cIAP1/2 in NOD2 signalling, might be explained by the fact that cIAP1-deficient mice carry a passenger mutation inactivating caspase 11 (Kenneth et al, 2012) or possibly by different roles for cIAPs in murine and human cells.
Therefore, in line with previous reports, our data indicate that stepwise tumorigenesis systems recapitulate the tumor selectivity reported for TRAIL.
Taken together, these results provided evidence that the Ppt1-KI mice reliably recapitulate the characteristic pathology reported in INCL patients and in Ppt1 −/− mice.
Collectively, these results demonstrate that trans-hENs effectively recapitulate the findings previously reported for Group 3 and 4 MB lines on cell growth.
To handle the complexity brought about by NEBD, the model considers spatial control of Greatwall phosphorylation, which allows us to recapitulate the intriguing dynamics reported by Potapova et al. in quantitative details (Potapova et al., 2011).
Not only does the second report recapitulate the case of the radioactively contaminated yet harmless fish, but it generalizes that the scientific evidence discussed at the symposium translated in "almost uniformly good" news: "[t]here was no evidence that individuals in any part of the world had ingested enough of the debris to suffer harm, even by the most conservative health standards".
