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This simple screening procedure was expected to provide only approximate estimates of diabetes prevalence as both a few false negative and false positive cases may be included.

We classified without formal statistical testing the response of mutant proteins to AdoMet and AdoHcy in this simple screening system as follows: clear activation similar to the wild-type enzyme, clear inhibition, or absence of expected activation.

In all cases, significant conversion of 10 into the corresponding amine was confirmed by GC-FID analysis (see the Supporting Information, Tables S1 and S2), demonstrating the reliability of this simple screening strategy, which provides an ideal high-throughput platform for evaluating panels of ω-TA biocatalysts for their activity towards large libraries of ketone or aldehyde substrates.

This simple screening assay for insertion element IS 16 is capable of differentiating hospital-associated from human commensal, livestock- and food-associated E. faecium strains and thus allows predicting the epidemic strengths or supposed pathogenic potential of a given E. faecium isolate identified within the nosocomial setting.

Figure  4 summarizes the three classes of revertants that were recovered during this simple screen (Gyurkovics et al. 1990).

While we have not applied this screen to a variety of mycoplasma strains, this simple screen should be generally applicable for adherent cell cultures and those mycoplasmas that remain attached to the cell membrane.

That generally is one of the simple screening questions asked of prospective volunteers who wished to be sent to past transportation incidents and mass fatality natural disasters.

On this prototype, a simple screening application has been performed.

In this study, a simple screening method to measure the inhibitory effects of these extracts and fractions and aminoguanidine on formation of fluorescent AGEs in vitro is described.

It was possible to reach the majority of PCC visitors with the first part of this intervention, that is, simple screening questions, highlighting the possibility of individual health promotion at the local PCC.

In this study we suggest a simple screening approach based on hierarchical clustering to identify bimodally expressed transcripts from microarray expression data that can be used alongside more complex approaches.