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Table_5_Decrease of Clone Diversity in IgM Repertoires of HBV Chronically Infected Individuals With High Level of Viral Replication.pdf
Published 2021“…To investigate the characteristics of antibody repertoires in patients with chronic HBV infection, we performed Illumina sequencing and IMGT/HighV-QUEST analysis of B lymphocytes from healthy adults and the HBV carriers with high or low level of viral replication. …”
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Decreased FA number in Rgnef−/− MEFs on fibronectin (FN) at 90 min.
Published 2012“…Cells were fixed and analyzed for FA formation by paxillin staining (green), f-actin (phalloidin, red), and nuclei were stained with Hoechst (blue) as shown in a merged image. Scale is 10 µm. Significantly-reduced adhesion number (B) and decreased median adhesion size (C) in Rgnef−/− compared to normal (Rgnef+/+) MEFs. …”
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Loss of C9orf72 decreases mTOR activation.
Published 2016“…C9orf72-/- and wild-type cells were starved for 50 min using EBSS and supplemented with amino acids for 10 min prior to lysate collection. C9orf72-/- MEF cells show a decrease in p-S6K1 when compared with wild-type cells. …”