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In our laboratory, the tumors obtained by subcutaneous injection of 1k, 1h, and 1a cancer cells into nude mice grew at different rates and were of increasing grades (degree of differentiation) as assessed by our pathologist (NS) validating that the model was indeed reflective of disease progression as originally reported by Miller's group [21].
The article on Governor Rowland's situation is indeed reflective of prevailing sentiment in the state.
Based on these observations, it may be desirable to incorporate any or all of the following to ascertain that an observed signal is indeed reflective of S100B: 1) Protein levels are generally caused by increased mRNA.
To further confirm that the changes in sporozoite internal granularity, membrane depolarization, ATP and cytosolic calcium of solar irradiated oocysts were indeed reflective of more rapid sporozoite exocytosis, excysted sporozoites were stained with the exocytosis sensitive dye FM1-43 and exocytosed membrane quantified by flow cytometry and visualised by fluorescence microscopy.
This suggests that the proteomic ratios were indeed reflective of the actual protein levels in the serum.
Therefore, if both low total and HMW adiponectin concentrations are indeed reflective of post-transplant CVD, then the particular role of ethnicity assumes considerable importance.
Second, if our results are indeed reflective of recent adaptive events on the X chromosome, we do expect to observe the signature of selective sweeps on this chromosome.
This indicates rigidification of the backbones and side chains and also shows that these difference experiments are indeed reflective of increased dynamics.
The mol_coan analysis produced a matrix of pedigree-like coefficients for all individuals; we note the one suspected mother daughter pairing had a coefficient of 0.50, suggesting the results were indeed reflective of pedigree data.
These 64 responses also indicate that individual responses are indeed connected to their job titles and are not reflective of wrongdoing at the entire institution.
