Four of 62 HCP exposed to MERS-CoV patients in hospital B's dialysis unit were positive for antibodies to MERS-CoV, including 1 patient whose specimen was previously confirmed positive by rRT-PCR (Technical Appendix).
For each wood species, half of specimens were previously dried while the other half was previously saturated.
Specimens were previously scanned with pQCT, and architectural and structural microstructure properties were identified, such as parameters of geometry, topology, connectivity and anisotropy.
Bronchial epithelial (BE) brushing specimens were previously described [19].
Three specimens were previously described to represent Varanus sivalensis [23] [25], a distal humerus and two dorsal vertebrae (anterior and mid-dorsal vertebrae).
All specimens were previously tested negative by PCR or RT-PCR as previously described [16], [2] for any of the following viruses: human bocavirus, human metapneumovirus, Influenzaviruses A and B, and human coronaviruses NL63, HKU1, SARS, OC43, and 229E.
cDNA microarray expression data from normal liver specimens were previously published.[12] A tissue arrayer (Beecher Instruments, Sun Prarie, WI) was used to construct a primary CRC tissue microarray as described,[48] comprising of 154 primary colorectal tumors each represented by two 6-mm cores.
Two SDHAmut tumor specimens were previously analyzed by whole transcriptome sequencing at the Genome Sciences Centre (Vancouver, Canada) [ 9].
The specimens were previously fixed in 10% formaldehyde, according to established methods [ 24].
These results were expected, because the specimens were previously confirmed as being infected by IHHNV and should have the entire genome detected by primers in the multiplex method.
