Sentence examples for subclass fractions from inspiring English sources
The initial studies examined the cross-reactivity of A3, as well as both IgG1 and IgG2 subclass fractions, to a panel of common threat agent toxins using Luminex direct binding assays.
In addition to confirming the presence of anti-SEB antibodies in the llama plasma, the Immunoglobulin G (IgG) was purified and subclasses fractionated into conventional (IgG1) and heavy-chain only antibody (IgG2 and IgG3) fractions using Protein G and Protein A columns.
The small dense HDL subclass (as HDL3c) is a fraction associated with the development of cardiometabolic diseases [ 8].
Because this subclass accounts for only a small fraction of TEs in all three nematodes, these data indicate that the issue of fragmentation alone is unlikely to explain the overall increase in the number of TE families retrieved for C. remanei and C. brenneri.
We then calculated the fraction of reactions belonging to the dominant EC subclass in each protein family and showed its distribution in the left part of figure 6.
For example, it is important to determine the clinical benefit of drug regimens that reduce small LDL particle fractions versus those that reduce all fractions simultaneously, as well as to identify the subclass distribution profile produced by each lipid-lowering agent, so that an agent may be chosen to appropriately modify the lipid profile of the individual patient [ 14].
We conclude that rIgG contains various subclasses (IgG1 IgG3) and therefore displays lower specificity for CD16, in contrast to rATG, which consists of enriched IgG1 fractions.
The lack of correlation between LpPLA2 mass and lipid fractions in our cohort remains puzzling, and suggests the need for future studies to isolate lipoprotein subclasses and determine their respective LpPLA2 content in the context of dysglycemia.
But, he added, "there is a small subclass" of defendants who fare badly on their own.
Frontier Airlines is the latest airline to create what is effectively a subclass within coach.
