... also go to
the elders and farmers of the study area for their support and co-operation
during the study. The help of Mr. Obrien Nyarko and other staff of MOFA,
Ejura, during the fieldwork and Mr. ... with 1
and 3 consisting of leafy feeds obtained mostly at the
homestead or in the township, leafy feeds obtained mostly
on farmlands in group 5 and crops an...
... contributions
NH and OB conceived of the study, participated in its design, and in drafting
the manuscript. HT and JB participated in the study design and coordination
and in discussing manuscript. NH, NBF and ... Hannachi et al.: Molecular analysis of HBV genotypes
and subgenotypes in the Central-East region of Tunisia. Virology Journal
201...
... groups.
The contact area of the distamycin amidinium end was
investigated by evaluating the hydrogen positions and
interaction energy terms for the interactions between the
terminal drug segment and ... of the amide linkers between the
pyrrole rings form bifurcated hydrogen bonds with the
thymine or adenine bases. The central N5(D) atom of
the drug is hydrogen-bo...
... in
favour of either reinstating the N-linked glycosylation
sites following infection or suppressing the replication of
T271I and Y3 42N bearing variants in vivo.
Neither the T271 nor the N34 2Y ... conserved in the majority of field
strains of FIV. The location of these mutations, T271I and
N34 2Y, is strikingly similar to previously described N-
linked glyco...
... R:
Intensive insulin therapy in the medical ICU. N Engl J Med
2006, 354:449-461.
9. Moody BJ: Changes in the serum concentrations of thyroxine-
binding prealbumin and retinol-binding protein ... adipokines
adiponectin, retinol-binding protein 4 (RBP4), and leptin during
critical illness, and the impact of intensive insulin therapy, a
therapy shown to affect insulin sensiti...
... nature of oxygen binding with heme, and
in turn, can change the affinity of Hb for oxygen. The
majority of mutations affecting oxygen affinity result
in high affinity Hb variants which result in ...
expectancy and do not require phlebotomy. The
therapies used for polycythemia vera such as
phlebotomy and chemotherapy should not be used in
patients who have polycy...
... advancing age lead to a novel con-
ceptual point of view concerning the understanding
of the process of thymic physiology in aging, where
the increase in adipocytes an fat-bearing cells may
Int. ... by the age-associated increases in the
staining of thymocytes and microenvironmental cells,
including the multilocular fat-storing cells. These data
suggest that ch...
... pub-
lished in HAE prophylaxis and therapy and these have
led to the licensing of pdC1INH (Berinert
®
,CSLBehr-
ing; Cinryze
®
, ViroP harma; Ceto r-n
®
, Sanquin) in many
parts of the world; bradykinin ... per year with incapacity of 4 to 8 days. A step-
up therapy with flaring, stabilize, and then reduce back
to on demand is in use in many clinics in Canada and
d...
... E
2
(PGE
2
) and bradykinin synthesis, since HA
inhibited their synthesis in a MW-dependent manner [16].
Further, HA has been shown to induce analgesia in a
bradykinin-induced model of joint pain in rats ... synthesis [29,41].
The production of NO, another inflammatory mediator syn-
thesized by the cartilage in OA and well documented in
experimental OA, is stimulated by...
... anti-TNF
monoclonal antibody therapy in rheumatoid arthritis and risk
of malignancy and serious infection? Commentary on the
meta -analysis by Bongartz et al. Arthritis Res Ther 2006, 8:111.
Letter
Response ... underestimate the true risk for serious
infection in treated compared with control patients.
In practice, lack of efficacy with the standard dose of 3 mg/kg
of...