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Nonetheless, several subsequent studies reported that aminoglycoside treatment did not adversely affect RRF compared with other antibiotic regimes [ 100– 102].
Subsequent studies reported that NG2 cell depolarization could lead to the opening of VDCCs, thereby causing an influx of Ca2+.
Subsequent studies reported that exogenous addition of deoxynucleosides to cultured resting CD4+ T cells bypassed this block, allowing HIV to integrate in these cells.
Subsequent studies reported that COMP (47% and 50%) was the most common causative gene followed by DTDST (25% and 28%), while MATN3 (17%) and COL9A1, 2, and 3 (8%) comprised only a small portion of these MED patients [ 3, 9].
Subsequent studies reported that winter mortality levels significantly modified the estimated effect of temperature on mortality in the following summer (Ha et al. 2011; Rocklöv et al. 2009; Stafoggia et al. 2009), suggesting a process consistent with the long-term mortality displacement.
A subsequent study reported that the Int gene and wingless gene in Drosophila were homologous genes [ 2].
However, a subsequent study reported that whereas flecainide prevented isoproterenol-induced CPVT, it did not exert major effects on Ca2+ homeostasis in RyR2-R4496C hearts (Liu et al. 2011).
However, a subsequent study reported that hypertension abolished the cardioprotective effects of IPC in genetically hypertensive rats (Moolman et al., 1997).
A subsequent study reported that the proportion of actively cycling cells at P6 in the murine corpus callosum is approximately 55% [ 85].
A subsequent study reported that AKT1 interacts with and promotes SRPK1 and SRPK2 autophosphorylation and their subsequent translocation into the nucleus [ 26] with simultaneous formation of a phosphatase containing complex to downregulate AKT activity [ 39].
57 However, a subsequent study reported that athletes tend to self-report a higher percentage on stress fractures (14%) compared to those diagnosed with stress fractures (8.1%; p<0.001), indicating that self-reporting of stress fractures has low validity.
