... sample Interpretation of Cut off value (RLU of specimen/mean RLU of PC) Cut-off ratio of to 0.99 is negative for HR HPV; Cutoff ratio greater than 1.0 positive for HR HPV The cut off ratio at 1.0 ... find out the positivity rate between HPV detection and oral lesions We did not detect any type of low risk humanpapilloma virus in these lesions The HC-II assay used forthedetectionofthe presence ... was to compare the efficacy of HC-II assay and PCR forthedetectionof specific HPV type (HPV 16 E6) in OSMF and OSCC cases as well as find out the prevalence rate ofthe HR-HPV in these lesions...
... 97% ofthe target cells were positive forthe EGFP reporter respectively On the other hand, only 4.5% of A549 cells http://www.virologyj.com/content/3/1/27 were transduced with an equal volume of ... revised the manuscript PB contributed to the conception ofthe designs in the study, acquisition of funding, and revised the manuscript JG had substantial contribution to the conception ofthe study, ... transfected packaging cells and to minimize the risk of rescue ofthe SIN deletion in the 3'LTR We expected interferences between the internal CMVIE and the upstream 5'CMV in the SIN retrovector...
... between the individual cell responses Analysis ofthe biocompatibility ofthe MCC Figure The miniaturized cell culture chamber (a) Work flow ofthe fabrication (b) Design ofthe MCC The MCC contains ... in the corner areas ofthe microcavity (Figure 3f) The performed studies verify the biocompatibility ofthe Si3N4 membrane and the suitability ofthe microcavity for in vitro studies A549 cells ... sensitivity, the use ofthe miniaturized system forthedetectionof threshold-dependent effects was tested The comparison ofthe data obtained using a 96-well microplate and the developed micro-sized cell...
... among the noise, the noise-induced oscillation, and the signal so as to intensively enhance the ability ofthecell system to detect the weak signal Fig.1 shows the time series ofthe variable x for ... resonance among the noise, the noise-induced oscillation, and the signal can intensively enhance the ability ofthe system in detectionofthe weak signal, especially when the frequency ofthe signal ... around that ofthe intrinsic oscillation ofthe system And, because the frequency ofthe intrinsic oscillation can be adjusted by the internal or external modulations, the system can effectively...
... large inventory of normalized mathematical indexes of abnormality It is the pattern of these mathematical indexes of abnormality, obtained from analysis of multiple cardiac cycles ofthe resting ... a 25-mm section of waveform in any 5.12-second segment ofthe ECG data, the waveform strays from the baseline by ≥3 mm, • a radical deviation away from the baseline angle 146 of at least 80° ... centers included in the meta-analysis The boundaries ofthe box are Tukey’s hinges The median is identified by theline inside the box The length ofthe box is the interquartile range (IQR) computed...
... supported by the research project The research on the development ofthe total evaluation technique forthe hazardous impacts by the chemical substances towards human and ecology (the project ... ultimate forms in the presence of a mammalian metabolic activation system, such as humanliver S9 fraction as well as rat liver S9 fraction This result suggests that humanliver S9 fraction in the ... Identification of C8-modified deoxyinosine and N2- and C8-modified deoxyguanosine as major products ofthe in vivo reaction of N-hydroxy-6-aminochrysene with DNA and the formation ofthe adducts...
... Consequently, the development of an information base on genetic, cellular, and molecular levels is now a prerequisite forthe use of plants or plant cell cultures for biotechnological applications forthe ... relatively easy to perform One ofthe major applications of genome sequencing of plants is functional genomics In simple words, an understanding ofthe function of genes and other parts ofthe genome is ... All of these data are then used in the second step to reconstruct the biochemical reaction networks that underlie the cellular function of interest When such data are put into the format of a...
... respectively One ofthe weaknesses of this study is the small sample size In addition, the majority ofthe lesions examined appear to be ofthe Class I type, rather than Class II lesions for which the technology ... disease in which the patient’s T cells attack the basal cells ofthe oral mucosa As such, the cytologic and morphologic changes observed in cell dissociates derived from a lesion of lichen planus ... imaging involves the exposure of tissue to a rather specific wavelength of light, which results in the autofluorescence of cellular fluorophores after excitation The presence of cellular alterations...
... drops ofthe creatine solution, three drops ofthe ethanolic solution of 1-naphthol and then two drops ofthe potassium hydroxide solution; shake after the addition of each reagent The formation of ... preparations ofthe initial suspension for certain foodstuffs NOTE The following specific preparations concern only the case of Salmonella Specific preparations applicable forthe determination of any ... incubation for 24 h ± h, examine the plates (9.4.3) forthe presence of typical colonies of Salmonella and atypical colonies that may be Salmonella (see Note) Mark their position on the bottom of the...
... the concentration of NO and NO2 gases because ofthe low concentration, one ofthe roles ofthe Ag is apparent to provide surface forthe conversion of NO to NO2 according to the literature [18] ... one ofthe roles of promoter may be to provide a surface forthe catalytic conversion of NO to NO2 that are responsible forthe high sensitivity associated with the promotion However, whether ... and was then diffracted onto the detector The detector collected data for all angles in the range 4±648, 2y, simultaneously Fig gives the diffraction spectra ofthe WO3 before and after the NO...
... into the active site ofthehuman DPP-IV; 3, docked into the active site ofthe crystalline structure of PepX from L lactis; and 4, docked into the active site ofthe modeled structure of PepX ... lactis The results are presented in Table and Fig 4A Forthe cluster of lowest energy, both the position and the conformation ofthe ligand are close to those observed in the 3D structure ofthe ... ofthe ligand and the NH2 of Asn470 (equivalent to Asn710 in DPP-IV) Another potential bond can be proposed between the OH atom of Tyr380 and the carbonyl group ofthe ligand Finally, the valine...
... to those in the RRV sequence, and highlight the similarity ofthe primer sequences within the RV2 lineage of rhadinoviruses and the dissimilarity with members ofthe RV1 lineage of rhadinoviruses ... with thehuman gene (unpublished results) Using PCR primers derived from consensus sequences ofthehuman and monkey gene, we determined the sequence ofthe entire OSM coding sequence ofthe M ... genomes/106 cells which is the number of viral copies of RRV in µg of DNA from the MmuA01111 spleen To ensure that the RV2 assay does not detect RV1 viruses, the assay was performed using DNA from the human...
... into the Huh7 cellline or variants thereof Although a number of studies have been done in non -human primates, the relationship of Replicon systems to human diseases is not known yet As Huh7 cells ... induction of apoptosis [13], it is likely that the multiplication of Replicons in Huh7 derived cells may be due to the unusual properties of these cells rather than a unique capability of Replicons ... sequenced The dates of transmission indicate the date that HCV was added to the cells Forthe T1 through T7 isolates, the exact date of transmission sometimes wasn't known, but the first date of isolation...
... to those in the RRV sequence, and highlight the similarity ofthe primer sequences within the RV2 lineage of rhadinoviruses and the dissimilarity with members ofthe RV1 lineage of rhadinoviruses ... with thehuman gene (unpublished results) Using PCR primers derived from consensus sequences ofthehuman and monkey gene, we determined the sequence ofthe entire OSM coding sequence ofthe M ... genomes/106 cells which is the number of viral copies of RRV in µg of DNA from the MmuA01111 spleen To ensure that the RV2 assay does not detect RV1 viruses, the assay was performed using DNA from the human...
... (12) then corresponds to the correlation ofthe real part, z1c(nT), ofthe SMF’s output, y1c(nT), with the known real symbols, an, over the known signal duration B Performance The performance of ... detectors as the phase diversity between the sources increases We still note the best performance ofthe completely informed detectors (C1 and O1) and the lowest performance ofthe less informed detectors ... The protection ofthe desired signal and the rejection ofthe two interferences then require + + = degrees of freedom, which in fact corresponds to the number of degrees of freedom, 2N = 4, effectively...
... cutoff value in succedent detection was determined as a positive result The ten HPV-16-positive samples were used to validate our hybridization assay on the basis ofthe cutoff value Detectionof ... protection The resultant mixture was stirred for about 20 and then boiled at 100°C The reflux time to get the CdTe QDs was h X-Ray diffraction (XRD) was used to confirm the crystalline phase of QDs ... hybridization Thedetection procedure was described in detail in the next section (Figure 1) The cutoff value was defined as the mean fluorescence intensity of HPV-16-negative human DNA samples...
... is derivedThe optimal operating point ofthe linear classifier is specified with and without reject option The contribution of this paper is in the assessment ofthe impact of reject option in the ... hull ofthe experimental ROC curve ofthe linear classifier without reject option (solid line) with the level lines of slope α (dashed lines) overlaid (b) Zoom in (a): the arrow points to the optimal ... hull ofthe experimental ROC curve ofthe linear classifier without reject option (solid line) with the level lines of slope α (dashed lines) overlaid (b) Zoom in (a), the arrow points to the optimal...
... device in intracellular environment forthedetectionof Zn(II) References ð1Þ Wherein, A is the value ofthe fluorescence intensity, C is the concentration of Zn(II), and the range of C is from ... selectivity when they are used just for Zn(II) detection On the other hand, the fluorescence enhancement of MWNTs-GNQ is only for Zn(II) As the use of organic–inorganic hybrid materials for bio-application ... happened in the temperature range from 200 °C to 450 °C due to the degradation ofthe GNQ grafted to the MWNTs The content ofthe GNQ grafted to the MWNTs is about 12 wt%, which is similar to the calculation...
... methods: the center -of- mass and the Blais-and-Rioux operators The first uses the distribution ofthe grey level to retrieve the positions ofthe maxima, whereas the second applies a local linear ... of a widely used real-time industrial application The core component ofthe algorithm is the selection and the extraction ofthe features best describing the image contents The first step ofthe ... illuminations must be used for covering the complete circumference of a metallic cylinder The number NC of needed cameras depends not only on the diameter ofthe object DO , the width ofthe ray aperture’s...
... Comparison of Diagnostic Methods fortheDetectionof Parasites in Fish and disadvantages, depending on the purpose and target of study For parasitological investigation, the classical methods (the ... normal PCR reaction of 50 µl volume (25µl of master mix, Comparison of Diagnostic Methods fortheDetectionof Parasites in Fish 2µl of each primer, or µl of template and 18 or 20 µl of water) - Polymerase ... Comparison of Diagnostic Methods fortheDetectionof Parasites in Fish al., 1998; Anderson, 1999) Our primer sets were designed for identification of different flukes and they were useful for detection...