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Two forms of HAT are recognised, due respectively to Trypanosoma brucei gambiense (a mainly human disease found mainly in western and central Africa) and Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense (a zoonosis observed in eastern and southern Africa) [ 2].

The genera Hallelesis and Bicyclus (with two and about 90 currently recognised species, respectively) are distributed almost exclusively on sub-Saharan continental Africa with a single species (B. anynana) extending its distributional range to the Comoros and Socotra Islands, both in the Indian Ocean [ 16, 17].

The recognition rate increased significantly with the level of clinical training: interns, residents and fellows recognised 35%, 41%and50%0%, respectively (p=0.03; figure 1).

In all, 12 out of 14 professions regularly talked to patients about physical well being, in contrast only three and four, respectively, recognised the discussion of clinical trials and family history as their responsibility.

Celsus and Galen (first and third century respectively) both recognised the condition.

Eight and nine IP joints, respectively, were recognised as more erosive or showed signs of repair.

Varieties OH727, OL715 and OC723, with a CR of 25, 24 and 12%, respectively, were recognised by the moAb G12, but with a lower sensitivity.

As shown in Table 3, intratumoral GalNAc-T5 expression (P=0.022 and P=0.003, respectively) and TNM stage (P<0.001 and P<0.001, respectively) were both recognised as independent prognostic factors for overall survival of gastric cancer patients in the two independent sets.

Next-generation platinum agents, such as oxaliplatin and satraplatin, have better activity because diaminocyclohexane or asymmetrical amine and cyclohexamine platinum adducts from oxaliplatin and satraplatin, respectively, are not recognised by the mismatch repair (MMR) complex that recognises and repairs DNA damage inflicted by conventional platinum (Fink et al, 1996).

Two high-affinity antibodies scFv173 and scFv141 were initially characterized; respectively recognising the ALCAM molecule and the transferrin receptor.

We have previously identified two antigens 543 and 174 amino acids long, Tp1 and Tp2 respectively, that are recognised by bovine CD8+ T cells (GenBank accession nos. XP_762973 and XP_765583).