First evaluation of protein composition of different BVD vaccines showed a clear difference between vaccine B and A. Vaccine A, related to BNP, included many different proteins in comparison to vaccine B which is not associated with BNP.
For instance, we have shown that α1β2γ2 receptors encoded by exactly the same plasmids but expressed in different cell lines (HEK293 and QT-6) showed a clear difference in their kinetics (Mercik et al., 2003).
SEM examinations showed a clear difference in the shape and the depth of resorption lacunae on different ceramics.
CD measurements of water diluted solutions showed a clear difference between 20E and EBl conjugates.
On the other hand, the SF mixtures showed a clear difference.
Further comparisons using a randomised block experimental design also showed a clear difference in activity between one susceptible and one known resistant cowpea variety.
In addition, the sections with high reinforcing index, i.e., the RS7A series, showed a clear difference in the Δf ps values depending on the magnitude of the PPR.
Investigations of the time dependence of the sheet current densities for the two hemispheres showed a clear difference between disturbed and quiet times.
Lipid Transfer Protein (LTP) genes showed a clear difference in expression between cold tolerant and sensitive genotypes suggesting that they are good candidates for engineering cold tolerance in rice.
Northern blot analysis showed a clear difference in size of the mRNA in plants transformed with the polyprotein construct as compared to plants transformed with the single-protein construct.
Luminescence study showed a clear difference between the sample capped at 200°C and the samples capped above 350°C, which is explained by the incorporation of excess arsenic in the AlGaAs grown at low temperatures (< 300°C).
