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1 nd two (10.0%) with muscle invasion in their specimen.

2 he amount of information collected from each specimen.

3 A was collected for sequencing from surgical specimen.

4 logically complete response in the resection specimen.

5 dies and other potential biomarkers in human specimen.

6 ryogenically drilled in four areas along the specimen.

7 tor of fibrosis in all three types of tissue specimen.

8 of steatosis was evaluated from liver biopsy specimens.

9 RNA was <=40 copies/mL in all CSF and plasma specimens.

10 swordfish and at the same position of eight specimens.

11 ion of SARS-CoV-2 nucleic acid from clinical specimens.

12 ples, ranging from nematodes to human tissue specimens.

13 ses of 26 PDACs and 5 nonneoplastic pancreas specimens.

14 peroneal compartments was successful in all specimens.

15 sal) and putative anthropogenic transport of specimens.

16 rogression in animal models and human biopsy specimens.

17 T platform using both contrived and clinical specimens.

18 ration that can be performed on a variety of specimens.

19 o record of autotomized tails in articulated specimens.

20 lecular profiling was successful in 93.0% of specimens.

21 ection and identification directly in sputum specimens.

22 tically challenging to measure in biological specimens.

23 her encouraged assay application on clinical specimens.

24 ly expressed in surgically-removed human PVR specimens.

25 ined tissue sections and <8 h with unstained specimens.

26 -specific sequences could be detected in all specimens.

27 idly analyzing the metabolomes of biological specimens.

28 quantification were performed on lung-tissue specimens.

29 sis, compared to 29.5% (233/789) of negative specimens.

30 reflection fluorescence microscopy on fixed specimens.

31 ney ultrasound imaging, and digitized biopsy specimens.

32 ocytes and chronic HCV-infected liver biopsy specimens.

33 for 83/116 (75.2%) and 51/116 (44%) positive specimens.

34 tify probable diphtheria cases directly from specimens.

35 h in cultured aggregates and in MPM surgical specimens.

36 ly captures SARS-CoV-2 antibodies in patient specimens.

37 or high-resolution imaging of large extended specimens.

38 nduced Twist1/IL-6/STAT3 pathway in clinical specimens.

39 ting tumor within 1 mm of the margins of BCS specimens.

40 be inferred from DNA methylation of surgical specimens.

41 rol synthesis pathway in primary human T-ALL specimens.

42 human and laying hen ovarian cysts and tumor specimens.

43 istance may require testing of multiple deep specimens.

44 -CoV-2 infection in kidney biopsy or autopsy specimens.

45 ided demographic and clinical data and blood specimens.

46 gens directly from nasopharyngeal swab (NPS) specimens.

47 A total of 667 specimens, 103 from patients with confirmed SARS-CoV-2 i

48 In radically resected (R0) specimens 19.8% (27/136) had a pCR (ypT0N0) and 14% near

49 were seen in a limited number of R0 resected specimens (19.8% and 7.3%, respectively), whereas 6.4% h

50 with AGE were enrolled and submitted a stool specimen (2187 hospitalized and 4767 in the ED).

51 er on histopathological analysis of surgical specimens (3.5%), as compared with MRI-targeted biopsy (

52 Conversely, 15 of 47 Mexican specimens (31.91%) were positive for M. lepromatosis, 19

53 ross peaks, was low at 21.1% (13.7-28.1%) in specimens, 5.5% (4.2-7.2%) in volunteers, 6.1% (5.0-9.0%

54 Of 1603 stool specimens, 6% tested were positive for norovirus; GII.4

55 se OTUs matched rpoB sequences from cultured specimens (99% nucleotide identity cutoff).

56 at isolation of Pseudomonas from respiratory specimens, acute cellular rejection, and lymphocytic bro

57 This specimen adds to a growing assemblage of Chinese Jurassi

58 ohistochemistry were performed in pancreatic specimens after total pancreatectomy due to complication

59 to be negative (8.2% versus 28.6%) than BAL specimens (all P < 0.0001).

60 had similar survival as CA TCMR when biopsy specimens also met Banff criteria for TCMR and/or AMR.

61 f renal significance (MGRS) on kidney biopsy specimens among patients with MG.

62 with inconsistent thickness from specimen to specimen and from region to region within the same speci

63 ah mtDNA, both from an Indian cheetah museum specimen and two African cheetah, one modern and one his

64 Each group had 118-239 maternal blood specimens and 100-201 cord blood samples analyzed.

65 y included, with analysis of 30 histological specimens and 30 GCF samples.

66 Skin biopsy specimens and blood samples were collected on days 0, 4,

67 In the first study, nasal specimens and either nasopharyngeal or oropharyngeal spe

68 The specimens and medical records of the patients diagnosed

69 llow-Up Study participants with archived RBC specimens and no history of cancer at blood draw (1989-1

70 esults for NAATs performed on nasopharyngeal specimens and repeated within 90 days after initial test

71 L2 abundance exceeded PD-L1 in over half the specimens and the drug target proteins all displayed dif

72 As after these are extracted from diagnostic specimens and their analysis is thus made possible.

73 Bevacizumab-resistant patient specimens and xenografts exhibited decreased vessel dens

74 Articulated specimens are known from the Middle Triassic of Alpine E

75 As stool specimens are often collected off-site from the clinical

76 ent limitations for the analysis of clinical specimens as there are often substantial variations in t

77 available upper- and lower-respiratory tract specimens as well as fecal and blood samples from 180 pa

78 rapolation to a three-dimensional map of the specimen at zero electron exposure, before the onset of

79 s per class were used for training, based on specimen availability, from a minimum of 10 unique slide

80 ther than new compounds originating from the specimen being measured.

81 In clinical specimens, brain metastases have elevated HIF1A protein

82 For a subset of 61 patients, respiratory specimens (bronchoalveolar lavage specimens, tracheal as

83 of pooling strategies applied to SARS-CoV-2 specimens, but overall guidance on efficient pooling str

84 lycopeptides and phosphopeptides in clinical specimens, cell lysates, and mouse liver tissue samples,

85 r traps (NETs)/thrombin axis, using COVID-19 specimens, cell-based inhibition studies, and NET/human

86 sis of pneumococcal pneumonia using clinical specimens collected for pneumonia surveillance in The Ga

87 g health administrative data and respiratory specimens collected from patients tested for influenza d

88 EV-D68 was detected in 348 patients with NP specimens collected in 2014 (n = 94), 2015 (n = 0), 2016

89 records of plant carbon isotopes from museum specimens collected over a climo-sequence to test plant

90 We tested 1,020 serum specimens collected prior to SARS-CoV-2 circulation in t

91 In communities facing a delay between specimen collection and the reporting of test results, i

92 continuously enrolled from 2006 through the specimen collection date were analyzed.

93 h public health, enables safe evaluation and specimen collection outside the healthcare setting, avoi

94 Organism type, specimen collection time, and hospital teaching status i

95 onvalescence (7 weeks +/- 1 week post-ARTI), specimen collection will be repeated.

96 irst consider alternative anatomic sites for specimen collection, then discuss self-collection, alter

97 ptor-positive (ER+) and TNBC clinical tissue specimens compared to healthy breast tissue samples.

98 and m3) are highly expressed in PCa clinical specimens compared with all other cancer types, and that

99 ents from one of our patients demonstrated a specimen consistent with sloughed tracheobronchial tissu

100 Specimens consistently yielded amplifiable RNA with mean

101 f bacteria embedded in human tissues and for specimens containing highly fragmented template DNA.

102 proach is to manufacture small-scale tensile specimens containing only the proton irradiated volume b

103 antibody levels to SACOL0688 in clinical SF specimens correlated with 91% sensitivity and 100% speci

104 ignity of the lesions, even when most of the specimens correspond to adenomas or even other benign le

105 hese findings suggest that patient-collected specimens could be used to expand the availability of go

106 epithelium to localized PCa to metastases-in specimens derived from human tissue.

107 Sixteen specimens detected by the SHC-LDT were not detected by t

108 nt the need to handle, restrain, and collect specimens directly from pigs thus providing an approach

109 icroenvironment, was topically applied to 90 specimens ex vivo immediately following excision.

110 f >=5 cells/mm(3), 63.4% (59/93) of positive specimens exhibited pleocytosis, compared to 29.5% (233/

111 ding collection of cervical/vaginal and anal specimens, followed by high-resolution anoscopy with bio

112 Streptococcus oralis were formed on titanium specimens for 5 days in anaerobic conditions.

113 een clinician triple samples and self-pooled specimens for NG (99.1%, 98.3%) but clinician samples an

114 data and respiratory, blood, and serological specimens for pathogen detection.

115 ng infiltration of neutrophils in an autopsy specimen from a patient who succumbed to COVID-19.

116 Here, we describe a new fossil specimen from Drimolen Main Quarry, dated from approxima

117 90 and 2016 and had primary testicular tumor specimen from orchiectomy (ORCH) were included.

118 ring the study period, 21,819 nasopharyngeal specimens from 16,779 individuals were submitted.

119 All 25 specimens from 18 patients with COVID-19 were positive i

120 nical virological analyses were performed in specimens from 180 H5N1 patients, representing 90% of al

121 Unformed stool specimens from 200 hospitalized adults (100 PCR positive

122 ewed the pathology records of 152 colorectal specimens from 2010 to 2012 (46 CRCs, 74 advanced adenom

123 A total of 328 transurethral resection specimens from 232 patients were included, and a consens

124 s and either nasopharyngeal or oropharyngeal specimens from 251 participants with COVID-19 symptoms (

125 Specimens from 3 sites were processed on a WASP instrume

126 In addition, specimens from 3,879 individuals from the Onclarity tria

127 Tumor biopsy specimens from 5,954 patients with refractory malignanci

128 icrocalcifications detected on breast biopsy specimens from 56 patients were characterized entirely b

129 e conducted a study of blood and skin biopsy specimens from 57 patients with a clinical diagnosis of

130 83 patients undergoing BCS and on dissected specimens from 7 patients undergoing mastectomy.

131 ed on the margins of intact, freshly excised specimens from 83 patients undergoing BCS and on dissect

132 nalyzed formalin-fixed and paraffin-embedded specimens from 83 patients with PDAC stained for galecti

133 We selected specimens from a majority cohort of serofast participant

134 Clonality of C. acnes isolates from deep specimens from a potential periprosthetic shoulder infec

135 on of M. genitalium, using 22,150 urogenital specimens from both symptomatic and asymptomatic men and

136 Paired cornea- and BM-derived myofibroblast specimens from each rabbit were analyzed by LC MS/MS iTR

137 s A total of 1,103 fresh and residual frozen specimens from eight clinical sites were tested.

138 stigate the cellular tropism of norovirus in specimens from four immunocompromised patients.

139 Baseline specimens from individuals who had SCD or MCI revealed t

140 Clear differentiation was achieved between specimens from infected and uninfected subjects, and a w

141 l features have been limited to small tissue specimens from patients selected for either good kidney

142 We demonstrated in liver specimens from patients with alcoholic hepatitis, the AR

143 mechanism has been validated in human liver specimens from patients with chronic hepatitis.

144 Mucosal biopsy specimens from patients with ulcerative colitis and inac

145 essed by cells in orthotopic tumors and PDAC specimens from patients.

146 parative genomic analyses of fecal and blood specimens from recipients of allogeneic hematopoietic ce

147 dherent microbiota signatures in gut mucosal specimens from sigmoid colon and terminal ileum of 19 IN

148 We also find that two specimens from South Africa, SK 96 (usually attributed t

149 We directly compared matched saliva and NPS specimens from symptomatic patients suspected of having

150 th neurons, tau tangles, and beta-amyloid in specimens from the brains of individuals with AD.

151 oss 400 melanoma hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) specimens from The Cancer Genome Atlas.

152 e was recently described based on two fossil specimens from the Late Cretaceous Kachin amber of north

153 from archived histological sections, patient specimens from the United States, Philippines, and Mexic

154 The correlation between specimen geometry and instability modes, as well as how

155 ETA specimens had a higher proportion of specimens with isol

156 th the expected results, and pooled clinical specimens had standard deviations and coefficients of va

157 foraminifera, have revealed that all modern specimens had up to 76% thinner shells than their histor

158 sed with glioma grade, with over half of GBM specimens HIF2alpha positive.

159 April 2018 and collected nasopharyngeal swab specimens in viral medium.

160 Skeletochronology of the small morphotype specimens indicates that they are skeletally mature desp

161 Image) was used to classify cells in the H&E specimen into stromal, immune, or cancer cells.

162 he low temperature embedding of fresh frozen specimens into a hydrogel matrix composed of hydroxyprop

163 py has emerged as a powerful tool for tissue specimen investigation.

164 Third, the specimen is a fraction of the microbial ecosystem, and s

165 extent of radiation damage saturates and the specimen is effectively necrotized.

166 However, genome sequencing of specimens is challenging because of low bacterial and hi

167 here present the first detailed study of the specimen KNM-RU 18340 from Rusinga Island (Kenya), the o

168 temperature rise, which can modify delicate specimens, like biological tissues, and ultimately destr

169 metagenomic microbial findings from primary specimens, mass spectra captured from cultured bacterial

170 7] (GII.17 Kawasaki) strains from case stool specimens matched norovirus found in frozen raspberries

171 Patient-matched longitudinal specimens (mean elapsed time = 6.3 days) demonstrated re

172 CLs were not notified that specimens might yield a hazardous organism, as the clini

173 Pooled specimens missed 2 NG and 11 CT infections, whereas VVS/

174 rectly applicable to blood and blood culture specimens, next-generation metagenomics, and gas chromat

175 including 2130 POPS and 8438 nasopharyngeal specimens (NPsp).

176 se-chain-reaction (qPCR) assay of nares swab specimens obtained between the time of arrival and the s

177 acers and with reference-standard pathologic specimens obtained from radical prostatectomy.

178 RNA from DSRCT specimens obtained from the Children's Oncology Group wa

179 was observed on the endothelium of a biopsy specimen of a femoral artery from an APS patient.

180 in, and was initially designated as the type specimen of Homo rhodesiensis, but recently it has often

181 Initially, tensile specimens of a Co-added stainless steel were heat treate

182 dence of similar primary coverts in multiple specimens of Archaeopteryx-including from the same fossi

183 dl) were directly measured in baseline blood specimens of case subjects (n = 480) and the reference s

184 t on cytologic analysis and open-flap biopsy specimens of ciliary epithelial and iris epithelial neop

185 kinase 1 (pERK) were assessed in whole mount specimens of colonic plexus by immunohistochemistry.

186 (p < 0.0001) were significantly increased in specimens of EOC compared to normal tissues, including i

187 Specimens of five benthic invertebrate species were coll

188 Models cast of the heads of fresh and museum specimens of hammerhead and typical sharks were used to

189 depression medications as well as biological specimens of OCD patients.

190 Specimens of the Pacific oyster Magallana gigas, an oyst

191 Additionally, the excised breast specimens of the same patients (n = 5) were imaged post-

192 The cost per correct result of using dried specimens only was dominated in the incremental analysis

193 idiopathic PTB specimens versus normal term specimens (P < 0.001).

194 by newly formed bone, against about 75% in C specimens (P = 0.0015).

195 uld be included on patient reports, (iii) if specimen pooling and testing by research staff represent

196 The O. khaungraae specimen preserves features that hint at miniaturization

197 rality, mean size on MRI and in the surgical specimen, radiological type), and presence/absence of fr

198 r experimental model, analysing 24 wild-born specimens raised in captivity from 6 months to 2 years o

199 Main Quarry, which differs from P. robustus specimens recovered elsewhere in ways attributed to sexu

200 s spiked into pooled SARS-CoV-2 RNA-negative specimen remnants for the various medium types.

201 , using digital records of 475,694 herbarium specimens representing 1,653 angiosperm species collecte

202 ginosa were isolated in 10.5 and 6.4% of the specimens, respectively, and were the most common organi

203 s/mm(3) were found in 33.1% and 24.3% of all specimens, respectively.

204 ilia, which were detected in 26 and 4 of 200 specimens, respectively.

205 Patient specimens reveal a strong correlation between stromal CA

206 ther and the aunt, histology of the surgical specimen revealed a diffuse growing adenocarcinoma after

207 The new specimen reveals significant heterochrony in cranial oss

208 . influenzae, P < 0.0001) and in sputum-type specimens (S. aureus, P < 0.05).

209 chemical and structural analysis of natural specimens sampled at depth from an active system (Toki G

210 Using a four-decade specimen series of 70 716 individuals of 52 North Americ

211 the histological examination of the surgical specimen showed the typical findings of KS together with

212 Contrived specimens showed >95% concordance with the expected resu

213 Approximately 43% of the specimens showed a tendency for G to A shift.

214 ochemistry analysis in human prostate cancer specimens showed that the expression of PIK3CG was signi

215 studies of positive lymph nodes and surgical specimens: size, lymphovascular/perineural invasion, and

216 host, organism, environmental source of the specimen, spatial-temporal information and other relevan

217 ransport, we assessed the stability of stool specimens stored for up to 14 days at 4 degrees C, 22 de

218 d diphtheria-like illness identified through specimen submissions to CDC during 1996-2018.

219 s) compared with a representative pool of 87 specimens submitted for COVID-19 testing.

220 NA sequencing and direct comparison to fetal specimens suggest that the skin organoids are equivalent

221 We describe a specimen support design that eliminates buckling and red

222 A pathogen was identified in 12/14 (86%) PF specimens tested by either culture (9/14) or PCR (9/11).

223 aring the data using the nasopharyngeal swab specimens tested with Real-Time PCR.

224 were identified by the PN panel in 17.7% of specimens tested, of which 39.1% were detected in conjun

225 We identified all specimens that were grossly examined at the time of brea

226 medium, large, 6 months and 18 months reared specimens), the maximum possible safe weekly consumption

227 given position of the electron probe on the specimen, the image intensity is determined by the degre

228 en and from region to region within the same specimen, the reasons for which are not understood.

229 his ex vivo imaging study of coronary artery specimens, the non-invasive imaging radiotracer, (18)F-f

230 atomic columns and is robust with respect to specimen thickness, electron-probe energy, and defocus.

231 Fixation and mapping of the capsulectomy specimen to select multiple representative sections are

232 itreous ice with inconsistent thickness from specimen to specimen and from region to region within th

233 f the morphological characters for assigning specimens to race and found that seed features were part

234 ct those infections in pharyngeal and rectal specimens to support regulatory submission.

235 espiratory specimens (bronchoalveolar lavage specimens, tracheal aspirates, and sputum samples) in ad

236 ive weighted least square method to estimate specimen tumor purity based on the allele frequencies of

237 We obtained 93 pancreatic cancer specimens (tumor and adjacent nontumor tissues) from pat

238 In three blood specimens, two tick-borne bacteria were simultaneously d

239 an by the use of ANS (n = 70), but no single specimen type detected all severe acute respiratory synd

240 e been determined largely with a few limited specimen types and evaluated in adults only.

241 est for T. pallidum and what are the optimal specimen types for each test?" and "What options are ava

242 ransport of alternative collection media and specimen types under a variety of temperature storage co

243 t temporal variation was noted between the 2 specimen types.

244 ed, the targeted antigen, and the acceptable specimen types.

245 r in abruption-complicated or idiopathic PTB specimens versus normal term specimens (P < 0.001).

246 ool for all targets when 50 mul of FecalSwab specimen was loaded onto the BD Max assays.

247 A high-titer SARS-CoV-2 remnant patient specimen was spiked into pooled SARS-CoV-2 RNA-negative

248 (T) ) values for the positive NPS and saliva specimens was -3.61 (95% confidence interval [CI], -5.78

249 paired first-positive and reinfection viral specimens was conducted to confirm reinfection.

250 Presence of teratoma in ORCH and PC-RPLND specimens was not a prognostic factor in this large retr

251 A review of cytologic specimens was performed by a panel of 3 expert cytopatho

252 ve RSV polymerase chain reaction respiratory specimens was performed.

253 The volume of the surgical specimens was significantly lower in Group B than in Gro

254 trix and the critical surface density of the specimen were calculated.

255 Specimens were also analyzed by immunohistochemical stai

256 Specimens were analyzed by targeted next-generation sequ

257 Longitudinal self-collected vaginal specimens were analyzed using established G. vaginalis s

258 considered sufficient given that 55 effluent specimens were anticipated for analysis.

259 hoalveolar-lavage (BAL) fluid and nasal swab specimens were assessed by polymerase chain reaction, an

260 Self-collected anal swab and oral rinse specimens were assessed for 37 types of HPV.

261 Stool specimens were collected and tested for Vibrio cholerae

262 Specimens were collected between January and November 20

263 Blood specimens were collected every 6-9 months for analysis o

264 Paired case NP/OP specimens were collected for SARS-CoV-2 testing at 11 ti

265 Skin biopsy specimens were collected from 4 patients with mild and 5

266 Nasopharyngeal and oropharyngeal (NP/OP) specimens were collected from the case and high-risk con

267 91.1% of manual-positive/automation-negative specimens were due to expert rules that reported the pla

268 demonstrated that the results of 8 of these specimens were due to growth of microcolonies that were

269 One hundred nine human surgical right atrial specimens were evaluated.

270 The collected specimens were examined bacteriologically.

271 A total of 2,398 NP specimens were examined.

272 Nine specimens were found to be manual-positive/automation-ne

273 CO(2) environment and at days 7 and 14, the specimens were harvested and analyzed by dynamic mechani

274 A total of 13772 specimens were identified during the study period, inclu

275 fter prostatectomy, the fresh whole prostate specimens were imaged in patient-specific three-dimensio

276 A total of 79,662 (43,129 BAL; 36,533 ETA) specimens were included, of which 19.3% harbored no grow

277 Mechanically vented patients and ETA specimens were more likely to recover PBP.

278 Two specimens were not available on day one post-operative d

279 etection of enteric bacteria was variable if specimens were not refrigerated (22 degrees C or 35 degr

280 Muscle biopsy specimens were obtained at baseline and 3 and 9 months a

281 Tensile specimens were subsequently loaded at 350 degrees C para

282 Stool specimens were tested for 37 infectious agents using Taq

283 Specimens were tested for fourteen viruses, including SA

284 The tissue/implant specimens were then individually placed at an air/liquid

285 CYTO specimens were UV-sterilized (8 J/cm(2)) and monomer ext

286 ckground-noise-free substrate to support the specimens, where atomically thin graphene membranes can

287 P identified 93.3% of the confirmed-positive specimens, whereas 83.6, 64.6, and 55.7% were identified

288 The fifth specimen, which was stored in a plastic bag, provided no

289 Of 29 patients (30 specimens) who tested positive by CryptoPS but negative

290 Adopting the partial use of dried specimens will help achieve improved VL access for patie

291 on ptychography can recover the phase of the specimen with continuous information transfer across a w

292 All biopsy specimens with crescentic GN had extracellular glomerula

293 arning system that detects colorectal cancer specimens with dMMR or MSI using H&E-stained slides; it

294 was performed on 30 for-cause kidney biopsy specimens with early AMR, acute cellular rejection (ACR)

295 ETA specimens had a higher proportion of specimens with isolation of PBP (39.2% versus 27.7%) and

296 We evaluated resection specimens with marked target fields from 151 consecutive

297 Specimens with MSI were identified by genetic analyses.

298 tempting to culture or observe SARS-CoV-2 in specimens with RT-PCR positivity.

299 valent vaccine were detected in 1002 (14.8%) specimens, with a different pattern of HPV infection bet

300 arcass of an ancient wolf (Canis lupus) pup (specimen YG 648.1) was discovered in thawing permafrost