... interpretation of data MR carried out the ELISA experiments and participated in analysis of data CA performed the statistical analysis and the clinical associations AS participated in the analysis and ... G, Alessandri C, Capoano R, Profumo E, Siracusano A, Salvati B, Rigano R, et al.: Screening ofa HUAEC cDNA library identifies actin asa candidate autoantigen associated with carotid atherosclerosis ... interpretation of data and in the revision ofthe manuscript RR participated in the design ofthe study and in the revision ofthe manuscript EP participated in analysis of data GV participated in the...
... catheter, approximately 20 hours after the removal ofthe introducer, the patient’s cardiac index was elevated and the systemic vascular resistance was low These parameters normalized during the ... vascular resistance, tachypnea, fever and diffuse intravascular coagulation) was compatible with the diagnosis of SIRS The rapidity ofthe patient’s recovery, as well asthe lack of positive cultures, ... inspiratory maneuver, allowed the passage ofa clinically significant amount of air from the venous circulation to the systemic circulation through a PFO The interaction of air with systemic arterial...
... the medical treatment (monotherapy, Highly Active AntiRetroviral Therapy – HAART), data relevant to SES, the measure of adherence, the overall adherence and findings regarding the association between ... dT4 = stavudine, DLV = delaviridine, IDV = indinavir, 3TC = lamivudine HAART HAART HAART HAART HAART, mainly HAART Antiretroviral treatment, not specified HAART Antiretroviral treatment (HAART 31%) ... components, and adherence to antiretroviral treatment, where – and if – such an association was assessed Occupation was only assessed in terms of employment status, as no data were given on status of...
... teachers as they are the backbone of many schools in Ireland and Britain One ofthe most important initial tasks for any teacher is the task of knowing his clients The notion of needs analysis is absolutely ... central Even with as few details as we have outlined above, there are certain things that we can assume about this group First, given their age group, it is reasonable to assume that many of them ... constraints, at many different levels, on each occasion that they are called upon, they encourage a unique emphasis on particular combinations of strategies on each occasion In reading, the notions...
... Subdivisions of Races Theories of monogenism and polygenism Doctrine of “geographical provinces” or “areas of characterization.” The continental areas at the date of man’s appearance on the earth Eurafrica, ... Eurafrica, Austafrica, Asia, America, Oceanica Causes and consequences ofthe migrations of races and nations aThe Eurafrican Race.—Types ofthe white race Its first home Early migrations The South ... phonology of languages Universal alphabets Logical relations ofthe parts of speech The vocabulary and the grammar of languages Distinctions between languages and dialects Mixed languages and jargons...
... ofthe Man of Letters asa Man ofThe Man of Letters asa Man of Business, by Business, I shall attract far more readers than I should in writing of him as an Artist Besides, as an artist he has ... often a lasting death An interesting proof ofthe value ofthe magazine to literature is the fact that a good novel will have wider acceptance asa book from having been a magazine serial I am ... sure that the case is in every way improved for young authors The magazines all maintain a staff for the careful examination of manuscripts, but as most ofthe material they print has been engaged,...
... aesthetic The science ofthe “beautiful” in a work of art The aesthetic appeal ofa work of art is defined by the visual Social, ethical moral, and contemporary standards ofa society armature A ... Compare the "god-like" qualities ofa particular character (such as Diana, goddess ofthe hunt) to a modern character (such as Mia Hamm, huntress ofa soccer goal) The Huntington Library, Art ... side ofa stick and two baseballs on the other—balancing out the picture balance A principal of art and design concerned with the arrangement of one or more elements in a work of art so that they...
... had a picomolar LOAEL in the ciliary beat frequency assay Many ofthe compounds in Table were also screened using a chick chorioallantoic membrane (CAM) assay that measures growth ofthe CAM and ... oviduct: a regulator of local contraction and gamete transport J Cardiovasc Pharmacol 2004, 44 Suppl 1:S248-51 111 Wijayagunawardane MP, Miyamoto A, Taquahashi Y, Acosta TJ, Nishimura M, Sato K: Angiotensin ... femtomolar range (Table 1) In general, if a chemical were inhibitory, it acted in all three bioassays, although the potency and efficacy for a particular chemical varied among the assays Some of the...
... Degradation of amino acid-substituted ASAs via the proteasome In order to investigate the degradation pathway of amino acid-substituted ASAs in the ER, we used Ltk– 1181 Arylsulfatase A degradation ... Pro136Leu, h) After the chase ASA was immunoprecipitated from the homogenates with the polyclonal ASA antiserum Precipitated ASA was quantified after SDS ⁄ PAGE with a bio-imaging analyser (Fujifilm) ... 25 after synthesis The maturation of these late forming epitopes is accompanied by a further maturation of epitopes A2 and A5 After 25 of chase, precipitation with mAbs A2 and A5 is almost as...
... chains of Hb A0 was 10 times faster than that ofthe beta chains and that the oxidation ofthe beta chains was not influenced by pH The biphasic reaction was shown to consist ofa rapid initial ... increased the initial fast phase ofthe reaction, but decreased the rate ofthe slow phase of oxidation in the presence of EDTA A comparison of rough and smooth LPSs of E coli and S minnesota in the ... general, the increase in the oxidation rate of crosslinked Hb mediated by LPSs is due to an increase in the rate ofthe initial fast phase, i.e oxidation ofthea chains The rates of oxidation are...
... aging A number of early explanations of aging, such as Orgel’s error catastrophe theory and the somatic mutation theory, were based on the idea that aging results from the accumulation of synthetic ... Mitochondrial free radical generation, oxidative stress, and aging Free Rad Biol Med 29, 222–230 44 Takasawa, M., Hayakawa, M., Sugiyama, S., Hattori, K., Ito, T & Ozawa, T (1993) Age-associated damage ... replicative advantage of human mtDNA carrying a point mutation that causes the MELAS encephalomyopathy Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 89, 11164–11168 49 Wallace, D.C (1997) Mitochondrial DNA in aging and disease...
... 2000 from Statistics Canada (Statistics Canada, 2002) The data and analysis related to the availability and quality of childcare for Canadian women and those from the four comparisons nations comes ... Canada and four comparison nations, 2001 Canada Overall rank Seats in parliament (%) Female legislators, senior of cials, managers (%) Female professional and technical workers (%) Ratio female:male ... disabilities—is relatively low as compared to all nations except the US The low US rate may reflect the lack of available Table Reports of being a victim of crime as percentage of total population...
... GTTGGTCTCGTCGCTCATCACATCACGAGG GCTTGAAGGCGCTGGATCTGCGACAATAG GACTGGGCTTTCATCAGCGACAGGTGGC GTGAACCACCAAAATCGGAGAACGAAGC CAGGTTCTCAGTAGAGCCAATCTTCGACCTGAC AGAGTCGGATGCAGTTGCCCGGGCAACA GGCTCCTCCAGCACCCTCCGGGTCCCG ... GGCTCCTCCAGCACCCTCCGGGTCCCG CCCCAAACTTGTGACCATCATTC GGAGAAATCATCTTGAGCATAGCG CGAACTCTCAAGGGC ATGCATCAGAACCATGCACG AGCCCTACAATTCCATCCTCACC GCTGAAGGAGACGATGAGGGTGA 82898–82923 83581–83552 91489–91517 ... simultaneously with antitubulin (DM 1A) and anti-actin (lanes and 2) Other samples were stained with antineurofilament protein (lanes and 4) The volume of each sample was adjusted to load a similar amount...
... suggested that the basal ganglia, the area of neurological degeneration in those with PD, are specifically involved in the control of dance movements Increased activity in the basal ganglia was observed ... for their assistance with this study This work was supported by a grant from the Marian Chace Foundation to Madeleine Hackney and a grant from the American Parkinson Disease Association to Gammon ... questionnaire what they liked best and least about the program They greatly appreciated the camaraderie and socialization engendered by the program Being able to meet others with PD and their caregivers...
... that the TRH-degrading enzyme (TRH-DE) is absent in the plasma of neonatal rats, whereas TRH is rapidly inactivated by plasma of adult rats [39] The endocrinological importance of this enzyme was ... Materials and methods TRH-degrading Lectin Brain enzyme Serum enzyme Liver enzyme SNA (Sambucus nigra A. ) GNA (Galanthus nivalis A. ) MAA (Maackia amurensis A. ) DSA (Datura stramonium A. ) ConA (Concanavalin ... conditions a molecular mass of 125 000 Da was estimated for the liver enzyme and the serum enzyme and a molecular mass of 116 000 Da for the brain enzyme, indicating that all these enzymes exist as homodimers,...
... scenario may be an important feature ofthe percubator, particularly in light of today’s usual translational approach: a) academia hands off an application to the private sector only if and when ... respect to the needs ofthe market, which in turn will aid in assessing the translational potential of ideas that are still in the percolation phase The NIH intramural program is an ideal test site ... And asa practical matter, designating percubator investigators and their companies as ‘contractors and contract companies’ would be a simple route to initiating a pilot program in Bethesda as...
... promoting quality of life in older adults The data were collected by Statistics Canada under the authority ofthe Statistics Act Access to the data was granted by Statistics Canada based on a peer-reviewed ... Statistics Canada Classification of chronic conditions The respondents were asked to indicate whether they had a disease or another health condition diagnosed by a health professional that had ... based on full information maximum likelihood estimation (FIML) (available in the Mplus 4.2 [30] software package) by using all available data to assess whether the estimates may have been biased...
... also enhance virus packaging as it appears that the assembly of coronavirus occurs intracellularly, probably in the intermediate compartments between the endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi apparatus ... (diacidic) motif was found to be essential for the transport of 3a to the cell surface, consistent with the role of these motifs in the transportation of other proteins to the plasma membrane ... cell surface and enhance cellcell fusion, a process that is important for viral spreading Table shows a comparison ofthe amino acid sequences ofthe cytoplasmic tails ofthe S protein of different...
... microglial NADPH oxidase maybe largely responsible for the oxidative damage observed in the AD brain Astrocytes and the NADPH oxidase Astrocytes are the most abundant glial cell type in the brain and ... Shimohama S, Tanino H, Kawakami N, Okamura N, Kodama H, Yamaguchi T, Hayakawa T, Nunomura A, Chiba S, Perry G, Smith MA, Fujimoto S: Activation of NADPH oxidase in Alzheimer's disease brains Biochem ... complex and the initiation of intracellular signaling events regulating oxidase assembly and activation has been described [31,32] The NADPH oxidase The phagocytic NADPH oxidase plays an essential...
... scenario may be an important feature ofthe percubator, particularly in light of today’s usual translational approach: a) academia hands off an application to the private sector only if and when ... respect to the needs ofthe market, which in turn will aid in assessing the translational potential of ideas that are still in the percolation phase The NIH intramural program is an ideal test site ... And asa practical matter, designating percubator investigators and their companies as ‘contractors and contract companies’ would be a simple route to initiating a pilot program in Bethesda as...