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Notably, knowlesi malaria patients displayed protein spots/clusters that appeared to undergo up- or down-regulation.

Prostate cells were found to undergo up to 40% apoptosis 48 h following the introduction of synthetic peptides from the BH3 domains of Bax and Bak.

Using the vital dye PKH26, we were able to show that prostate stem cells undergo up to four population doublings (in monolayer culture) before exiting the cell cycle (Lang et al, 2010).

A second randomisation procedure, stratified by treatment group, will be used to select a subgroup of 100 participants who will undergo up to 2 qualitative telephone interviews (conducted at baseline and 6 weeks, or 6 weeks only).

Prospective members undergo up to a year of "pledging" (often inebriation-heavy hazing rituals) before becoming "fraternity men", with all the social benefits that entails.

Birds interested in stealing food or commandeering a nest almost never bothered the most adorned nests, but plain nests could undergo up to six raids per hour, Sergio and his colleagues report online today in Science.

Despite the fact that mammals can undergo up to several reproductive cycles (primi-/pluriparous), nulliparous animals are often used and the question whether changes in the hormonal milieu subsequently affect the skeleton and influence the outcome of intervention studies is often neglected in study designs.

In Arabidopsis, hypocotyl cells undergo up to two rounds of endoreduplication in light-grown seedlings, whereas an additional round can be observed specifically during dark-grown development [ 61, 62].

At day 8 approximately 40% of cells were undivided (peak M1), whereas 60% of cells (peaks M2 to M7) underwent up to six rounds of cell division.

Over four independent donors, an average of 55% of cells were undivided (M1) whereas 45% of cells (peaks M2 to M7) underwent up to six rounds of cell divisions.

The literature has shown that several organs are able to undergo catch up growth when necessary [ 96].