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The aim of this study was to examine the shedding of two key platelet receptors, glycoprotein (GP) Ibα and GPVI, after exposed to the non-physiological high shear stress environment which commonly exists in blood contacting medical devices and stenotic blood vessels.
Additionally, increased BMI, which commonly exists in TS, may have a negative impact on insulin sensitivity [44].
The characteristic hallmark of the disease in the human brain is extracellular amyloid plaques that consist of fibrillar aggregates of a natively unfolded peptide, amyloid beta (Aβ), which commonly exists as 40 and 42 residue isoforms.
Our results suggest that chromosome prebound Crm1 may recruit Nup98-NSD1, Nup98-Jandd1a, and possibly other Nup98-fusions to specific Hox cluster genes loci through its interaction with the Nup98FG repeat, which commonly exists in all Nup98-fusions.
3) In the Discussion, the authors suggest that "prebound Crm1 may recruit Nup98-NSD1, Nup98-Jandd1a, and possibly other Nup98-fusions to specific Hox cluster genes loci through its interaction with the Nup98FG repeat, which commonly exists in all Nup98-fusions".
These modern dolomites develop mainly under conditions of high salinity (hypersalinity), which commonly exist in arid regions across supratidal mud flats as well as on the flat, saline plains and playa lake beds known as sabkhas.
The use of median instead of mean as well as the 1st and 99th percentile cutoffs reduced the effects of outliers which commonly exist in raw clinical data such as MIMIC II due to recording and measurement errors.
For example, it is the recommended method for detection of NV in contaminated water, in which NV commonly exists at 4.91× 10 3.51 ×10 copies/mL [ 29].
In addition, they have good electron transport properties that alleviate the characteristic of fast charge recombination which is commonly existed in TMOs [20, 21, 22].
Marcasite commonly exists in the coal LTAs which have high content of pyrite as well.
It has been noted that the SO4 2− commonly exists in the form of contact ion-pairs, which are the actual oxidant of TSR at geological temperatures.
