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Using an anti-ser 3 p-cofilin antibody, previously reported to allow for detection of subtle changes in cofilin phosphorylation [34], we could not detect significant modifications in the levels of phosphocofilin after mrTIMP-1 treatment either by western blot (Fig. 3E) or by immunofluorescence (results not shown).
When these studies are required, they are conducted in two mammalian species and are designed to allow for detection of neurological, physiological, biochemical, and hematological abnormalities occurring during the course of the study.
As suggested by several authors [11, 12, 13] and based on the experience in our institution, it is of utmost importance to obtain HR PET/CT images through the head and neck region with a separate acquisition from the body part to allow for detection of small lesions.
Transformed data from all the chips were subjected to a principal component analysis (PCA) to allow for detection of outliers.
Finally, the flow rate should be sufficient to maintain the difference between [CO2]e and [CO2]s within the range of 0.5 0.9% to allow for detection while maintaining the chamber ambient level below 1.0%, as this is usually considered the upper limit at which rebreathing of CO2 induces hyperventilation [3], [11].
The miRNA discovery analysis were independently performed in each of the 12 samples to allow for detection of miRNAs expressed only in particular tissues.
This study optimizes an established human array-based DNA methylation (5-mC) assay to allow for accurate detection of 5-mC in non-human primates and mice and, perhaps more importantly, for the detection of genome-wide 5-hmC in mammals.
The Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni plans to launch a campaign against cancer next month [April] with regional screening programmes to allow for early detection and treatment.
The work of [7] modifies TRW to allow for scan detection in network backbones where there is asymmetric routing.
The low-pressure DAC has a 250- to 600-μm-thick observation diamond window to allow for lower detection limits and improved microscopic imaging.
To allow for the detection of weak bioluminescence and fluorescence signals, an Andor iKon-M 912BV scientific CCD camera (Andor Technology plc., Belfast, UK) with a very low dark current level was used for recording OI images.
