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1 recapitulate the phenotypes observed in the human subject.

2 myocardial infarct and was demonstrated in a human subject.

3 al tolerance to haptens and alleviate ACD in human subjects.

4 caffeine-induced GAS was verified in healthy human subjects.

5 h catatonia and white matter inflammation in human subjects.

6 e federal funding conduct research involving human subjects.

7 entration and peripheral leukocyte counts in human subjects.

8 either by tamoxifen in vitro or letrozole in human subjects.

9 ls and functional connectivity in 15 healthy human subjects.

10 D gene associated with cocaine dependence in human subjects.

11 with chronic coronary stenosis); as well as human subjects.

12 ression in mice comparable with that seen in human subjects.

13 ng well characterized in mice but less so in human subjects.

14 00 studies for analysis that involved 96 944 human subjects.

15 of a caffeine solution delays GAS in healthy human subjects.

16 entral neuromodulatory role of aggression in human subjects.

17 ns cause common variable immunodeficiency in human subjects.

18 2 years of infection in two clade B-infected human subjects.

19 ing lncRNA expression in obese and non-obese human subjects.

20 lic stress and in muscles from healthy older human subjects.

21 h research and testing that does not involve human subjects.

22 trategy for peanut-specific immunotherapy in human subjects.

23 onflict, and PE in a single experiment using human subjects.

24 and CADM2 expression in the hypothalamus of human subjects.

25 tial to provide broad protective efficacy in human subjects.

26 id and severe hypothyroid serum samples from human subjects.

27 e, with no effect on NT-proBNP levels in our human subjects.

28 ntially vulnerable atherosclerotic plaque in human subjects.

29 st, which are often difficult to obtain from human subjects.

30 macrophages after experimental infection in human subjects.

31 ofiles in blood from 3 obese and 3 non-obese human subjects.

32 unforeseen adverse health effects in exposed human subjects.

33 of PE is feasible and warrants evaluation in human subjects.

34 ensorimotor adaptation task in young healthy human subjects.

35 arkers of oxidative stress and aggression in human subjects.

36 ased in MC3R(hDM/hDM) mice and MC3R(hDM/hDM) human subjects.

37 om IgG- or IgA-expressing lineage members in human subjects.

38 from model studies in mice rather than from human subjects.

39 it loci (eQTLs) in platelets from 154 normal human subjects.

40 ive stress would be related to aggression in human subjects.

41 on in psychophysical and clinical studies of human subjects.

42 lowing responses that such stimuli induce in human subjects.

43 as whole paragraphs in two experiments with human subjects.

44 lored extensively for diagnostic accuracy in human subjects.

45 ples may also be applied to other studies of human subjects.

46 logous neutralizing Abs developed within the human subjects.

47 validated in an independent group of healthy human subjects.

48 one of the most common genetic disorders in human subjects.

49 of these effects have also been observed in human subjects.

50 g paradigmatic examples testing CP models in human subjects.

51 nt of investigation that can be performed on human subjects.

52 ey evaluated vital signs monitoring in adult human subjects.

53 led by mouse models are now being studied in human subjects.

54 es of LY2886721 were administered to healthy human subjects.

55 of TH9, TH17, and TH22 T-cell populations in human subjects.

56 gnition behavior of two monkeys with that of human subjects.

57 n acute viral respiratory tract infection in human subjects.

58 ever, to date this has not been confirmed in human subjects.

59 ) and temporal (50 ms) resolution in healthy human subjects.

60 wide range of biological systems, including human subjects.

61 ave been found predominantly in hypertensive human subjects.

62 s correlated with aneurysm severity in these human subjects.

63 ual measures of visuospatial interactions in human subjects.

64 hanism for gain-of-function STAT1 disease in human subjects.

65 ger than 12 years as compared to middle-aged human subjects.

66 as three-dimensional handheld diagnostics of human subjects.

67 expression profiles for these transcripts in human subjects.

68 molecular changes in the skeletal muscle of human subjects.

69 ual calf muscles in obese vs. normal healthy human subjects.

70 We recorded MEG while 24 human subjects (12 females) listened to radio news utter

71 Our simultaneous EEG and fMRI analysis on 21 human subjects (12 males, 9 females) identifies early pe

72 -level crowdfunding outcomes weeks later, 30 human subjects (14 female) decided whether to fund propo

73 exist in extrastriate cortical columns, in 8 human subjects (4 female).

74 0.0045 mSv/MBq, resulting in 2.68 mSv for a human subject (600-MBq dose).

75 we found that neutral stimuli encountered by human subjects 9-33 min after exposure to emotionally ar

76 roved protection against mosquito feeding in human subjects above that of permethrin-treated uniform

77 monoclonal antibodies (MAbs) isolated from a human subject (AD358) and a Chinese rhesus macaque (GB40

78 Here, we show that the valuation process in human subjects adapts to the history of previous values,

79 hesis and find that in dynamic environments, human subjects adopt feature-based learning even when th

80 ing levels of these three lncRNAs in 8 obese human subjects after a 12-week diet-induced weight loss

81 Research involving human subjects after public health emergencies and disas

82 In human subjects age-associated immune changes are usually

83 g a cross-over placebo and ketamine study in human subjects, an attenuated ventral striatal response

84 he mediobasal hypothalamus (MBH) of 57 obese human subjects and 54 age- and sex- matched nonobese con

85 Here, we show in human subjects and a mouse model of VIDD that MV is asso

86 ing of fractional ventilation is feasible in human subjects and demonstrates very good global (whole-

87 istractor inhibition) in a sample of healthy human subjects and developed an efficient and easy-to-im

88 uct features in archived plasma from healthy human subjects and found several that were highly associ

89 e three lncRNAs in 33 obese and 33 non-obese human subjects and found similar differences.

90 nucleus accumbens (NAc) (male) in depressed human subjects and in mice subjected to chronic social d

91 findings are consistent across a set of six human subjects and in rabbits.

92 Fetal DCs in human subjects and mice expressed strikingly higher leve

93 identified as inducers of allergic asthma in human subjects and mice, but their mechanism of action i

94 Mild oxidation impairs these effects in human subjects and mice, demonstrating the essential rol

95 and further characterize this PMN subset in human subjects and mice.

96 ce, but other features are different between human subjects and mice.

97 Here, we record electroencephalography in human subjects and show that both alpha amplitude and in

98 e bidirectional effect of the environment on human subjects and the human influence on all living sys

99 kines are associated with allergic asthma in human subjects and with mouse models of allergic airway

100 ation levels at 484,548 CpG markers from 659 human subjects, and demonstrated that the screening step

101 to scientific research and the protection of human subjects, and its impacts are anticipated to contr

102 verse cardiopulmonary reactions in sensitive human subjects, and these reactions are highly reproduci

103 in asthma persistence and exacerbation among human subjects, and thus, regulation of pulmonary ILC2s

104 models ranging from isolated ion channels to human subjects, applying protoporphyrin IX or its precur

105 ophysical and neuroimaging measurements from human subjects are being used to test hypotheses about a

106 by showing that variations in irradiance for human subjects are biased towards low temporal frequenci

107 cted human brain from living immunocompetent human subjects are exceedingly rare.

108 use of mifepristone in 56 alcohol-dependent human subjects as part of a double-blind clinical and la

109 explain lifelong food allergies observed in human subjects as the consequence of allergen exposures

110 the contents of vWM from neural activity in human subjects as they manipulated stored speech sounds.

111 Diabetes mellitus in human subjects as well as in mice resulted in decreased

112 , increases cortical excitability in healthy human subjects, as indicated by specific markers of tran

113 roved by the Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects at Dartmouth College.

114 Plasma was obtained from human subjects before and after 7 d of supplementation w

115 cal Turk subjects to characterize individual human subject behavior.

116 this basic Bayesian framework could explain human subjects' behavior in two estimation tasks in whic

117 for illusion to occur was correlated, across human subjects (both genders), with the subject-specific

118 dark chocolate acutely decreased appetite in human subjects, but the authors did not assess the types

119 scrimination can be artificially provided in human subjects by implementing a neuromorphic real-time

120 using event-related fMRI in male and female human subjects by manipulating the predictability of wri

121 ssion of PD effluent cell immune function in human subjects by standard PD fluid is attenuated by Ala

122 in complexes was reduced in macrophages from human subjects carrying a TREM2 AD variant.

123 mon enzymatic disorder of red blood cells in human subjects, causing hemolytic anemia linked to impai

124 y and cells from naturally infected, healthy human subjects (clinical) to define the breadth of viral

125 We studied skin emanations from two human subjects, confirmed in behavioral assays that fema

126 rom the nasal cavity, mouth, and axilla of a human subject could be successfully determined by this w

127 In this study, we found that a group of 13 human subjects could willingly modulate brain activity t

128 Studies in human subjects demonstrate that attentional gain of cort

129 tisite placebo-controlled trial conducted in human subjects demonstrated that administration of a hig

130 Human subjects demonstrated the identical perceptual phe

131 These results were confirmed in human subjects, demonstrating that the TCA double rewiri

132 erienced vividness of visual imagery, within human subjects, depends on the activity of a large netwo

133 When human subjects detected a single omission of isochronous

134 Some HIV-1-infected human subjects develop broadly neutralizing antibodies (

135 Many microbes, during their coevolution with human subjects, developed mechanisms to manipulate the h

136 Next, the current that passed through a human subject during the attack was measured.

137 ity electroencephalography was recorded from human subjects during a 160 min continuous performance o

138 e analyzed fMRI time-series acquired from 57 human subjects during a fear generalization task using e

139 Real-time data were collected from human subjects during cycle ergometry and treadmill runn

140 We measured EEG of human subjects during rest and free-choice paradigm.

141 the improved spatial resolution observed in human subjects during the allocation of spatial attentio

142 ource time courses from MEG recordings of 52 human subjects during the baseline of a Mooney face/hous

143 lts reveal that archaea are more abundant in human subjects either older than 60 years or younger tha

144 We found that human subjects employed a hybrid MB/MF strategy on the t

145 We now report that, in male and female adult human subjects, encoding and later consolidation of a se

146 sed to measure the detailed sweat profile of human subjects engaged in prolonged indoor and outdoor p

147 Two Phase I studies in healthy human subjects evaluated safety, tolerability, pharmacok

148 tudied, here, we demonstrate that individual human subjects exhibit distinct magnitudes of neural and

149 Old human subjects exhibited decreased erythema and indurati

150 nstrate that adipose A20 expression in obese human subjects exhibits a negative correlation with meas

151 tabolic adaptation to hypoxia in mice and in human subjects exposed for 7/9 and 19 days to high altit

152 ramming of dysmetabolism based on studies of human subjects exposed to an abnormal intrauterine envir

153 Gait parameters in healthy human subjects followed similar strict velocity dependen

154 rmation about the underlying physiology of a human subject for applications in real-time health and f

155 We used a previously developed, human subject-free behavioural assay, which mimics a hum

156 s in plasma and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) of human subjects from the general population (N=414).

157 esonance images (MRIs) of over 1,000 healthy human subjects from three independent public databases.

158 Lactate in normal human subjects get cleared very quickly at a rate of 320

159 The data from only 41 201 (42%) of the human subjects had been presented in a published report.

160 ere, we performed an fMRI study during which human subjects had to memorize vibratory frequencies in

161 on incident on the eye can be perceived by a human subject has remained a fundamental open question.

162 Heterozygous loss of function of PTEN in human subjects has a significant effect on T- and B-cell

163 Yet, no study in animals or in human subjects has indicated that long-term BMI training

164 f the NMDAR antagonist, ketamine, to healthy human subjects has psychotogenic action, producing both

165 ons to many kinds of group dilemmas, and non-human subjects have been shown to perform single actions

166 acroscopic measurements of brain activity in human subjects have consistently shown that responses to

167 Studies in human subjects have generated a large knowledge base on

168 y diseases, but thus far, clinical trials in human subjects have not demonstrated unequivocal clinica

169 In human subjects imiquimod induces contact dermatitis with

170 Our experiments in human subjects implanted with electrodes over visual cor

171 g of body weight on motivation in 21 healthy human subjects in a double-blinded, placebo (saline)-con

172 fic quality standard for trials that involve human subjects in a manner aligned with the Declaration

173 enables such an experiment to be applied to human subjects in the form of a phenome-wide association

174 We let human subjects interact in a competitive environment and

175 y replicated some of the key observations in human subjects involving alteration of gamma band oscill

176 changes from childhood to old age in healthy human subjects is still unclear.

177 r, the most likely intracellular receptor in human subjects is TLR8.

178 confounding variables in the direct study of human subjects, it has been difficult to unravel the eff

179 an attenuated trachoma vaccine, are given to human subjects, it may be useful to ask whether cytokine

180 Human subjects listened to 'scenes' comprised of concurr

181 In this study, human subjects made decisions about the orientation of g

182 Human subjects made horizontal saccades at will to two s

183 Human subjects made saccades to targets with different T

184 collected a large novel dataset from 32,445 human subjects, making over 3 million decisions, who pla

185 tional connectivity obtained from 12 healthy human subjects measured non-invasively while at rest.

186 In a retro-cue delayed-match-to-sample task, human subjects memorized the frequency of vibrotactile s

187 s model, demonstration of similar effects in human subjects might provide a strategy for the preventi

188 In human subjects, mouse and cellular NAFLD models with low

189 In human subjects, MPI has been shown to be dependent on th

190 METHOD: Postmortem brain samples from human subjects (N=78) and from a rodent model of the imp

191 PCR of 51 different skin samples taken from human subjects of various age.

192 9, lncRNA-p21015 and lncRNA-p19461) in obese human subjects only.

193 bal medicine developed by trial and error on human subjects over thousands of years contain invaluabl

194 nically, compared with pathologically normal human subjects, patients with IPF presented local induct

195 ctivity between brain regions reconfigure as human subjects perform 64 different tasks.

196 In this study, six human subjects performed a financial decision-making tas

197 recorded magnetoencephalography (MEG) while human subjects performed a novel non-spatial reasoning t

198 hypothesis in an experiment in which healthy human subjects performed a reaction time task and provid

199 Human subjects performed a simple reward prediction task

200 To test this, human subjects performed slow triangular ramp contractio

201 from the OrbitoFrontal Cortex (OFC) in five human subjects performing a financial decision-making ta

202 recorded by magnetoencephalography (MEG) in human subjects performing a threshold-level visual perce

203 Data from 605 human subjects performing the same tasks on Mechanical T

204 We found that human subjects performing the task generated saccades th

205 to assess safety and tolerability in healthy human subjects prior to the initiation of proof of conce

206 es and CCBAs from stratum corneum of healthy human subjects, providing a means to utilize CCBAs as be

207 Studies in which human subjects received IV angiotensin II were selected

208 Behaviorally, we show that human subjects reduce uncertainty in a quasioptimal Baye

209 In healthy human subjects, reflex responses in flexor muscles were

210 opmental pathways producing these B cells in human subjects remain a subject of debate.

211 the expressive power of such models for real human subjects remains unknown.

212 et of guidelines, like the Belmont Report on human subject research, as a framework for development a

213 plier Public Use File and did not constitute human subject research.

214 ples from confirmed and seronegative healthy human subjects, respectively were included for the evalu

215 h nonresearch designation and is exempt from Human Subjects Review Board approval (11-DRDS-NR03).

216 rogram approved this analysis as exempt from human subjects review.

217 f the ethical concerns related to exposing a human subject's arm to infected mosquitoes in the standa

218 Affected human subjects showed an unusual CSNB phenotype with var

219 Also healthy heterozygous human subjects showed mild changes in sleep parameters.

220 henotype, with isolated cells from mouse and human subjects showing changes in chromosome content ove

221 pically applied to the skin of UV-irradiated human subjects significantly reduced pigment levels afte

222 In human subjects, skin exposure to 405 nm light induced mo

223 In human subjects, sprint interval training primarily stimu

224 Thirty-four human subjects studied unique picture-location associati

225 We performed human subject studies using three bacteriophages as path

226 onstrate the clinical value of our platform, human subject studies were performed in the context of t

227 Studies with vertebrate models and human subjects suggest that antibiotic treatments greatl

228 designed a virtual version of the assay for human subjects that includes the visible-target training

229 ms and psychophysiologic deficits in healthy human subjects that resemble the phenomenology of schizo

230 Here, we show in human subjects that the reliability of an individual's n

231 the proportions of granulocytes from healthy human subjects that traversed and demarginated from micr

232 Here, we tested in a group of healthy human subjects the hand blink reflex in dynamic conditio

233 Translated to human subjects, this would underline the need for early

234 we investigated this issue by measuring, in human subjects (three males), the suppressive effect of

235 (Code of Federal Regulations: Protection of Human Subjects title 45 CFR 46) and regulations governin

236 bject-free behavioural assay, which mimics a human subject to evaluate the top two recommended insect

237 To address these challenges, we trained human subjects to associate pseudowords (TPWs) with vari

238 e retainers that were worn intraorally by 32 human subjects to create 48-hour multi-species plaque bi

239 y perceptual sensory attenuation) in healthy human subjects to determine whether SEP gating correlate

240 tecture of skin pigmentation can vary across humans subject to different local evolutionary pressures

241 yze resting state fMRI data of the brains of human subjects under two distinct conditions: (i) under

242 Ten human subjects underwent fMRI scanning while smelling 9

243 Human subjects underwent R-fMRI before and after percept

244 In human subjects, uptake in hepatic hotspots showed a corr

245 a three-step task, we provide evidence that human subjects use such a normative plan-until-habit str

246 characterizes (18)F-T807 pharmacokinetics in human subjects using dynamic PET imaging and metabolite-

247 luate models for isotype switching to IgE in human subjects using immunoglobulin heavy chain (IGH) mu

248 ibes results from a 14-week study of healthy human subjects using ultrasensitive single-molecule arra

249 s can distinguish MB and MF strategies, with human subjects utilizing a hybrid strategy that shifts t

250 udy, we describe the CD8 T cell responses of human subjects vaccinated with two fibroblast-adapted HC

251 chanisms of encoding and retrieval dynamics, human subjects viewed pre-familiarized scene images inte

252 Here, human subjects walked on a split-belt treadmill with one

253 Motivation for alcohol in human subjects was assessed on the basis of a Semi-Struc

254 EEG was recorded while male and female human subjects watched and listened to videos of a speak

255 g the negative data in W1282X cells from one human subject, we speculate that corrector and potentiat

256 on structural MRI brain images of individual human subjects, we assessed gray matter volume in the fr

257 eous nature of ASD hinders investigations in human subjects, we explored brain connectivity in an eti

258 al cells recovered from asthmatic vs healthy human subjects, we found FOXa2 and MUC5B gene expression

259 In twenty-three healthy human subjects, we isolated effects of first-hand experi

260 pression of SORLA as well as data from obese human subjects, we observed a gene-dosage effect that li

261 Consistent with disease in human subjects, we observed increased mycobacterial burd

262 In this study on two human subjects, we show that ownership of an artificial

263 articles, meta-analyses, and studies without human subjects were excluded.

264 repeating known and novel word orders while human subjects were in the early stages of learning a ne

265 Ten human subjects were rotated in darkness about their long

266 Neutrophils isolated from mice and human subjects were tested for responses to P. aeruginos

267 were found in nasal secretions from healthy human subjects when they were colonized with S. aureus b

268 ion using event-related potentials in hungry human subjects while they made decisions about expending

269 easure stimulus-evoked visual responses from human subjects while they performed a selective spatial

270 We measured EEG of 20 human subjects while they performed two consecutive visu

271 ctrodes implanted in the visual cortex of 13 human subjects who reported phosphene size while stimula

272 Evidence from studies of anaphylaxis in human subjects will be discussed, as well as insights ga

273 med (11)C-sarcosine PET with CT in the first human subject with localized Gleason 4 + 3 prostate canc

274 d be elicited in humans requires vaccinating human subjects with a fibroblast-adapted mutant of human

275 Immune cells from human subjects with a major risk variant in ATG16L1 are

276 antly down-regulated in colonic tissues from human subjects with active ulcerative colitis or Crohn's

277 ng mutations in genes associated with ALS or human subjects with ALS reduce the expression of major h

278 In a clinical study, human subjects with an intraportal islet graft (n = 8) u

279 Eight human subjects with cancer and eight healthy volunteers

280 thylation at the FGF21 locus was elevated in human subjects with diabetes and correlated negatively w

281 uscle from db/db mice with diabetes and from human subjects with diabetes, as compared to those witho

282 protein is increased in renal biopsies from human subjects with diabetic nephropathy.

283 Analysis of human subjects with essential hypertension showed 2.6-fo

284 formed to detect salivary cortisol levels in human subjects with high and low risks for obstructive s

285 ative stress and aggression were assessed in human subjects with histories of recurrent, problematic,

286 signaling is upregulated in fibroblasts from human subjects with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

287 bly clusters transcriptional signatures from human subjects with in vivo CNVs and their corresponding

288 ed at autopsy from the parietal cortex of 39 human subjects with intact cognition.

289 Human subjects with poison-ivy dermatitis had a similar

290 Human subjects with pseudohypoaldosteronism-1 because of

291 p-regulated in alveolar mesenchymal cells of human subjects with rapidly progressive idiopathic pulmo

292 In addition, we identified 3 human subjects with rare ANGPT1 variants within an inter

293 uggest that a formal clinical trial of MB in human subjects with severe hepatic pathology caused by W

294 xpression was also observed in biopsies from human subjects with Stage II melanoma.

295 milar to Akita samples, skeletal muscle from human subjects with T1D displayed a significant reductio

296 SCs from samples from rodents (Akita) and human subjects with T1D were examined to discern differe

297 Interestingly, human subjects with these mutations have some features i

298 results of cardiovascular outcome trials in human subjects with type 2 diabetes mellitus and increas

299 sing B cells is the primary source of IgE in human subjects, with lesser contributions from precursor

300 nto STK to standardized medical treatment in human subjects without revascularization.