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Compared to perforin-deficient hosts at 90 dpi that received no adoptive transfer, hosts that received perforin-competent SCILs showed a 3-fold reduction in motor evoked potential (MEP) amplitude at 7 days post-transfer (no adoptive transfer vs SCILs transfer, P<0.001 by t-test) (Figure 4D, 4F).

(B ) Plot of cumulative total tonic charge transfer vs time.

(C ) Plot of cumulative total phasic charge transfer vs time.

(E ) Plot of cumulative total phasic charge transfer vs time.

Trickle-down transfer vs shared ancestry: We cannot exclude the possibility that an organism replaced its ribosome, either though acquisition of a superoperon in a single transfer, or through many transfer events that are biased not by close relationship (reflecting recent shared ancestry) but through other factors, such as a shared ecological niche.

Adoptive transfer of 105 splenocytes from 90 dpi perforin-competent B10Q donors or 105 lymphokine-activated perforin-competent killer cells (IL-2 stimulated in vitro) failed to affect motor function in demyelinated perforin-deficient hosts (P = 0.675 by one-way ANOVA for splenocyte or LAK transfer vs control).

The non-hysteresis of the transfer V-B curve was achieved, and the nonlinearity was about 2.5% within the operation range of ±0.2 mT.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Typical transfer (V DS = −50 V) and output characteristics of BPEA (a, b) and TIPS-PEN (d, e) nanoribbon array-based OFETs with optimized device configurations on SiO2/Si substrates.

Owing to the limited rate of the magnetic flux transfer (V x  ≤ V sw ), the convective induction effect is the likely cause of a smooth fading of U PC (ΔU PC = − 23 kV) seen in Fig. 1.

To assess on which day to cryopreserve and transfer thawed embryos in good-responder patients by comparing the cycle outcomes of day 3 transfers vs blastocysts formed through extended culture before or after cryopreservation.

Although numbers were small, in the home birth group this appeared more common in women transferred for potentially urgent reasons (8/633 (1.2%) potentially urgent transfers vs 1/844 (0.1%) non-urgent transfers in the home birth group and 3/616 (0.3%) potentially urgent transfers and 1/656 (0.2%) non-urgent transfers in the FMU group).