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The collagen degraded in 3 days of culture represented approx. 1.5% of the total collagen in the tissue.
Stimulation of cartilage from human OA patients by IL-1α alone was insufficient to cause aggrecan degradation in 3 days (results not shown), but, in combination with OSM, there was a 2 3-fold increase in GAG release, which represented approx. 3% of total GAG in the tissue.
The polyalcohol mannitol, which represents approx. a 3% of the leaf dry weight, has been used by the food and pharmaceutical industries as excipient, due to its high sweetness and poor caloric power.
In order to register an extra link per network, an average of 17 trees (representing approx. 25% of sampled trees) would have to be added to each transect.
This result does not account for about 100% of cortical neurons (representing approx. 60% of total DNA pool) for which we observe strong functional Ptetbi silencing (Fig. 1C-far right and Fig. S1B, Fig. 5A-upper panel and 5C).
About 80% of intra-chromosomal associations passed this threshold, representing approx. 50% of all post cut-off associations.
The Alba1 protein is highly abundant in the Sulfolobus species from which it was originally purified [ 5], representing approx. 4% of the total soluble protein [ 6].
This value is quite similar to the value of 46000±11000 determined previously by [H] inhibitor binding [ 30] and represents approx. 8% of the value for the anion exchanger AE1 [ 26].
Throughout this study, a custom microarray SCRI-Hv35-44k-v1 (Agilent design 020599) representing approx. 42 000 barley unigene sequences from the public HarvEST database (assembly 35; http://www.harvest-web.org/) was used (ArrayExpress accession A-MEXP-1728 A-MEXP-1728 A-MEXP-1728
This cell type accumulates in the blood, lymph nodes and spleen in patients with solid tumours and has been reported to represent approx. 5% of the total tumour mass in various experimental tumour-model systems (Yang et al., 2004).
c) Online survey among EAPC members A 90-day online survey designed to solicit guidelines on palliative sedation and related literature from registered EAPC national associations' contacts (representing approx. 76000 members).
