Although the in vivo kinetics of CD34 expression in regenerating muscle is poorly understood, nonchimeric mice exhibit increased CD34+/Sca-1−/CD45− cells after CTX injury compared with baseline specimen (unpublished data).
This criterion is likely to be fulfilled in most of the cryobiopsy specimen ([ 21]; unpublished data).
However, some profiles, e.g. MammaPrint [ 4, 5] have been shown to be accurate with 30% tumour in the diagnostic specimen (AM Glas, unpublished data).
Moreover, we were unable to amplify Blochmannia from a specimen of Oecophylla smaradina (unpublished data).
Indeed, since 2006, rates of influenza positive cases among all specimens received ranged from 27.8% to 35.8% (unpublished data).
Genetic analysis as well as skull morphology analysis was used to confirm the species of the specimens (Charlton-Robb et al., unpublished data).
We also replicated DNA extraction and amplification of RAG2 from vouchered specimens (L.M. Davalos & N.B. simmons, unpublished data), supporting our assessment of misidentification.
For those species, only five or fewer herbarium samples are available (Lohmann, unpublished data), making those specimens the only source of DNA material for phylogenetic studies.
In populations on the western side, 77 RCIs were found in a total of ~45,000 specimens (0.17%); on the eastern side, 5 RCIs were observed among ~2,000 specimens (0.25%) [ 11, 33- 38], and Petrarca, unpublished data).
None of the tested specimens displayed a hypoxic pattern of IGF2 expression (unpublished data).
