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Typical patterns for seroconversion are shown in Figure 3. Patient 1 shows the most common pattern, in which IgM peaks immediately before a rise in IgG levels, while the next most common pattern, exemplified by patient 2, shows a concurrent IgM peak with IgG seroconversion.

The results showed a concurrent worsening of the measured properties, thus implying that the in vivo features of the anterolateral ligament are rather underestimated in this study.

However, more direct measures of HIV incidence in San Francisco did not show a concurrent increase [6] [10].

In contrast, B- and T-ALL, although they are heavily methylated, they do not show a concurrent de novo loss of DNA methylation (Figure 5).

Among 244 specimens PCR-positive for B. henselae, 10 showed a concurrent mycobacterial infection and 3 showed a neoplasm.

In conclusion, we have shown a concurrent and abundant infiltration of different immune suppressive subsets of T lymphocytes in the microenvironment of high-risk breast cancer patients.

In total, IPA identified 16 transcriptional regulators of DKK1 out of which 4 showed a concurrent up-regulation in the NSCLC cisplatin-surviving clones (Fig.  4a).

We also demonstrated that two end effectors of the mTOR pathway, translation initiation factor 4B (CC1G_10919) and ribosomal protein small subunit s6e (CC1G_10718), showed a concurrent 1.6-fold up-regulation.

Results were further confirmed by immunohistochemistry for both SDHA and SDHB, which showed a concurrent loss of expression of both proteins in SDHA-mutant lesions, while the remaining WT tumors showed only loss of SDHB expression.

A 12 month retrospective database analysis of 126,106 US nursing home residents showed a concurrent diagnosis of COPD and dementia in 37.2%, and 62% of those with COPD also had short-term memory problems [ 44].

More importantly, their results showed a concurrent increase of C-2-DG uptake around the border of the ischemic core 60 minutes after a middle cerebral artery occlusion (MCAO) [ 49].