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1 were killed and analyzed histologically and serologically.

2 novar typing and were subsequently confirmed serologically.

3 , and anti-HCV immunoglobulin G was detected serologically.

4 matched pair was confirmed biochemically and serologically.

5 BO, and Lewis RBC phenotypes were determined serologically.

6 obably under selective pressure to diversify serologically.

7 ng, and class I and III alleles were defined serologically.

8 te Japanese encephalitis, and were confirmed serologically.

9 It is diagnosed serologically.

10 Primary versus secondary dengue was assessed serologically.

11 bservation, and 14 more cases were diagnosed serologically (6.3%, 3.6-10.3), accounting for an overal

12 When MOGAD was serologically accounted for, the prevalence of EBV infec

13 Activity Group index [BILAG] scores <6) and serologically active (anti-dsDNA antibodies >50 units/ml

14 s with relapsed or refractory biopsy-proven, serologically active MM who underwent both (18)F-FDG and

15 In the subgroup (71.5%) of serologically active patients (antinuclear antibody tite

16 In serologically active patients, the addition of belimumab

17 Response to treatment in a subset of 321 serologically active SLE patients (antinuclear antibodie

18 However, serologically active SLE patients responded significantl

19 To test this hypothesis, we serologically allotyped 100 persons with well-documented

20 Viral strains are indistinguishable serologically, although characteristic nucleotide sequen

21 positive), we identified E. chaffeensis or a serologically and antigenically similar organism as a he

22 Recently, 2 serologically and biochemically distinct subtypes-11Aalp

23 MBO128 was serologically and biochemically identical to serotype 11

24 utive patients (158 serum samples) diagnosed serologically and by lymph node biopsy as having TL were

25 iversity is reflected in the large number of serologically and chemically distinct polysaccharides th

26 and reduce BLyS-dependent B cell subsets in serologically and clinically active SLE.

27 that the surface glycoproteins of batMuV are serologically and functionally related to those of hMuV,

28 borne disease dengue (DEN) is caused by four serologically and genetically related viruses, termed DE

29 Patients were assessed serologically and radiographically at 2 to 4 weeks and t

30 lack-crowned Night Herons was monitored both serologically and virologically in a city park of Jiangx

31 the breeding colony, but juveniles remained serologically and virologically negative for AIV through

32 Serologically, antiplasminogen antibody levels were high

33 Incident HSV-2 infection was defined serologically as "recent" if a negative result of testin

34 e of incident syphilis infection was defined serologically as a newly positive test with positive con

35 e of incident syphilis infection was defined serologically as a newly positive test with positive con

36 from a bacterium which, although classified serologically as V. cholerae O139, lacks the CTXphi bact

37 itution (R281W) in the Kell glycoprotein and serologically associated with a weakened expression of o

38 gavage and were assessed histologically and serologically at 32 weeks postinfection.

39 We have developed a serologically based immunophenotyping approach to study

40 In this study serologically based methods for the detection of CaLas w

41 be missed and underscore the limitations of serologically based surveillance systems.

42 lagellum antibodies were compared with other serologically based tests for the diagnosis of typhoid f

43 . bronchiseptica isolates is usually defined serologically by Fim2 and Fim3 antigens.

44 clinically by fetal loss and thrombosis and serologically by the presence of autoantibodies to lipid

45 ed within genogroup I, consisting of strains serologically characterized as SG I, and three genetic l

46 hed within genogroup II, composed of strains serologically characterized as SG II, SG I + II, and SG

47 This novel BoNT was serologically characterized by the mouse neutralization

48 media, and meningococci were identified and serologically characterized.

49 Infants were serologically classified as Zika virus-exposed or Zika v

50 nd trials of targeted immunotherapy for this serologically classified patient group.

51 or adults aged >/= 60 years for detection of serologically confirmed 2009 H1N1 infections in U.S. pop

52 ry-outcome indicators were the prevalence of serologically confirmed active infectious yaws in the en

53 Individuals with serologically confirmed active yaws provided paired lesi

54 Twenty (10.8%) of 184 adults with serologically confirmed acute varicella reported a prior

55 y marked leukopenia or thrombocytopenia were serologically confirmed as having HGE.

56 d point was the number of new clinically and serologically confirmed cases of Lyme disease.

57 Of 4897 serologically confirmed cases, 611 patients (13%) were h

58 Viremic infection was common among serologically confirmed cases.

59 Adults with serologically confirmed chronic indeterminate CD and pos

60 ppear equally effective for the diagnosis of serologically confirmed community-acquired mycoplasmal p

61 Twenty children with serologically confirmed congenital LCMV infection were i

62 Sera from patients with serologically confirmed CSD antigen were screened for im

63 sis seroconversion window of </= 3 years and serologically confirmed HBV infection (HB) status were c

64 Forty-three cases of serologically confirmed hepatitis A occurred among indiv

65 rivaroxaban for HIT), using rivaroxaban for serologically confirmed HIT (4Ts score >/=4 points; posi

66 ained from nine patients with clinically and serologically confirmed HIT.

67 dred and fifty patients aged >=18 years with serologically confirmed HIV and parasitologically confir

68 Persons aged 15-49 years with serologically confirmed HIV who self-reported ART use an

69 In Chile, serologically confirmed human hantavirus infections have

70 country, regional, and global prevalence of serologically confirmed human immunodeficiency virus (HI

71 pdm infections and 45 household members with serologically confirmed infection, we examined the assoc

72 25% (18-35) of all people with serologically confirmed infections had PCR-confirmed dis

73 pected Japanese encephalitis, 87 of whom had serologically confirmed infections.

74 irculating viruses, vaccine efficacy against serologically confirmed influenza illness was 50% (P =.3

75 rs, were HIV negative, and had clinically or serologically confirmed L donovani infection.

76 The authors examined whether serologically confirmed maternal exposure to influenza w

77 and Oct 12, we identified 393 patients with serologically confirmed or probable WNF infection, of wh

78 blood sampling to estimate the incidence of serologically confirmed Orientia tsutsugamushi infection

79 Twenty of 25 subjects had serologically confirmed primary EBV infection.

80 onal health registers to identify first-ever serologically confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infections in 5 epoch

81 The study included 49 patients with serologically confirmed symptomatic SINV infection who w

82 e Salmonella isolates were biochemically and serologically confirmed.

83 The cases of hepatitis A were serologically confirmed.

84 st one suspected yaws lesion, 531 (17%) were serologically confirmed.

85 ardiac/vascular surgery in patients who have serologically-confirmed acute or subacute HIT; for this

86 ypothesis that P. falciparum isolates with a serologically conserved group of PfEMP1 variants cause s

87 However, the longevity of such serologically conserved variants in the parasite populat

88 he fusion process region, named COVID19-SF5, serologically cross-reacted with all twelve S-protein fr

89 vaccinia virus and yields a protein which is serologically cross-reactive and comigrates with the aut

90 umans, and three of these strains produced a serologically cross-reactive capsular polysaccharide.

91 Our results suggest that in five serologically D- individuals we have identified an appar

92 at a resolution level equivalent to that of serologically defined antigens.

93 This clinical and serologically defined cohort of samples from Lyme diseas

94 2 different truncating mutations of SDCCAG8 (serologically defined colon cancer antigen 8, also known

95 The serologically defined colon cancer antigen-3 (SDCCAG3) i

96 me and Sanger sequencing of individuals with serologically defined Er alloantibodies identified sever

97 l associations were present, however, in the serologically defined groups.

98 ive individuals (30%) to have had at least 1 serologically defined infection (P = .028).

99 for COVID-19 infection incorporating data on serologically defined infection and highlights the impor

100 Vaccine efficacy against serologically defined infection was 88% for influenza A

101 ined the impact of interventions targeted to serologically defined malaria hotspots on malaria transm

102 Twenty-seven serologically defined malaria hotspots were detected in

103 cits, we tested the a priori hypothesis that serologically defined maternal thyroid deficiency during

104 Single HLA reacted specifically with the serologically defined monoclonal antibodies.

105 n with regard to humoral responsiveness to a serologically defined public HLA class I epitope, Bw4.

106 A nested case-control study compared serologically defined subjects with CD with age- and sex

107 determine the biochemical nature of the two serologically defined subtypes, we purified capsular pol

108 Rates of serologically defined treatment failure did not differ a

109 Serologically defined treatment failures were more commo

110 were screened for antibody reactivity to 77 serologically defined tumor antigens.

111 during follow-up and the relative risk of a serologically defined typhoid infection (seroefficacy) w

112 New trial designs that use serologically defined typhoid infections (seroefficacy t

113 ies, denying the opportunity for XM based on serologically defined unacceptable antigens can disadvan

114 mix of WC1-expressing populations, with the serologically defined WC1.1(+) and WC1.2(+) subsets resp

115 toring infections, although the link between serologically derived infections and medically attended

116 pression of MR1 has been difficult to detect serologically, despite ubiquitous detection of MR1 trans

117 vel are less immunogenic than those that are serologically detectable and thereby are associated with

118 between HLA sequence polymorphisms that are serologically detectable are termed antigen mismatches,

119 A subset of SLE patients has serologically detectable autoantibodies to the ribosomal

120 cotropic murine leukemia viruses that encode serologically detectable cell surface MAA.

121 HLA class I antigen mismatches that are serologically detectable confer an enhanced risk of graf

122 a single class I allele mismatch that is not serologically detectable may be used without an increase

123 Estimates of the ratio of serologically detected infections per virologically conf

124 st exposure to other types that are now only serologically detected.

125 sonically diagnosed cases were compared with serologically diagnosed cases, and appropriate descripti

126 imed to evaluate the efficacy of IIV against serologically diagnosed influenza infection (SDI) and re

127 ere is an association between clinically and serologically diagnosed prenatal viral infection and non

128 were excluded as a source because they were serologically different from the organ donor.

129 me for a secondary CD8+ T cell response to a serologically different influenza A virus (H3N2).

130 by enterotoxigenic E. coli strains that have serologically different pili.

131 sera, it was determined that this virus was serologically different than SAdV-1.

132 nt RVF virus survived infection and could be serologically differentiated from naive, experimentally

133 genic Escherichia coli (ETEC) comprise eight serologically discrete colonization factors that mediate

134 We examined the capsule structures of two serologically dissimilar serotype 20 strains, 20alpha an

135 d in higher immune responses than the use of serologically distinct Ad vectors from the same family.

136 This increased interest in the evaluation of serologically distinct adenoviral vectors.

137 roved T-cell-based vaccine regimen using two serologically distinct adenovirus vectors afforded subst

138 V as a novel vaccine vector platform that is serologically distinct and phylogenetically distant from

139 A serologically distinct avian metapneumovirus (aMPV) was

140 n of two GYPB-A hybrid genes, which encode a serologically distinct blood group antigen known as Dant

141 major human pathogen, expresses at least 91 serologically distinct carbohydrate capsules.

142 The seven serologically distinct Clostridium botulinum neurotoxins

143 strains of V. vulnificus that each express a serologically distinct CPS.

144 At present, nine serologically distinct enterotoxins and one immunoreacti

145 signated C, was pathogenically (race T3) and serologically distinct from A and B strains, and formed

146 undamental properties of the carrier but was serologically distinct from AdC68 and resisted neutraliz

147 rophages contain a C/EBPbeta partner that is serologically distinct from C/EBPgamma.

148 of bovine adenovirus that was reported to be serologically distinct from primate AAVs.

149 dicates the strain of origin of the PspA) is serologically distinct from PspA/Rx1.

150 y, isolates of A. pleuropneumoniae that were serologically distinct from the previously characterized

151 c T cell immunity is able to protect against serologically distinct IAV infection.

152 ngly, following respiratory challenge with a serologically distinct influenza virus carrying the same

153 B. pseudomallei expresses three serologically distinct LPS types.

154 otein of Maraba virus, a closely related but serologically distinct member of the family Rhabdovirida

155 serve as the prototype for a large class of serologically distinct pili associated with enterotoxige

156 CS1 is one of a limited number of serologically distinct pili found in enterotoxigenic Esc

157 Over 90 serologically distinct pneumococcal capsular polysacchar

158 y we compared a prime-boost regimen with two serologically distinct replication-defective adenovirus

159 Of the 92 serologically distinct serotypes currently defined, 49 s

160 in that lysis of target cells infected with serologically distinct strains of IBV was dose responsiv

161 For pathogens with multiple serologically distinct strains, there is a need to descr

162 Inhibition by FDCs was observed using two serologically distinct superantigens at multiple concent

163 s stimulated the investigation of additional serologically distinct Vesiculovirus vectors as therapeu

164 tion provides substantial protection against serologically distinct viruses due to recognition of cro

165 ne response to heterologous viruses that are serologically distinct, but that share CD4+ T cell epito

166 al disease utilize any of a limited group of serologically distinguishable pili for attachment to int

167 3 of 19 patients (15.8%), all 3 of whom had serologically documented immunity to varicella virus bef

168 No association was observed between serologically documented maternal exposure to influenza

169 he authors assessed the relationship between serologically documented prenatal exposure to influenza

170 Serologically, FHD patients had higher geometric mean an

171 Participants were evaluated serologically for 3 months.

172 Subjects were evaluated clinically and serologically for autoimmune disease.

173 Injection drug users were assessed serologically for human immunodeficiency virus infection

174 ified in 71 patients among 120,000 evaluated serologically for paraneoplastic autoantibodies.

175 unfolded intermediates may be distinguished serologically from native amyloidogenic precursor protei

176 unfolded intermediates can be distinguished serologically from native amyloidogenic precursor protei

177 Serologically, hepatitis C associated with the presence

178 res indicated that (i) each genomospecies is serologically heterogeneous and individual serogroups ca

179 However, these antigens are chemically and serologically highly heterogeneous, and conjugation to p

180 kidney transplant at 16 years of age from a serologically HLA-DR matched and HLA-class I -mismatched

181 We isolated serologically identical (by serovar determination and po

182 es differ among individuals and which can be serologically identified.

183 We used protein microarrays to serologically identify nucleolar and spindle-associated

184 us studies were hampered by the inability to serologically identify patients with asymptomatic HSV-2

185 inst these polymerized peptides were used to serologically identify the majority of the superantigen

186 tients; however, haplotype-matched RBCs were serologically incompatible.

187 ositive cultures) but either seronegative or serologically indeterminate.

188 lyses showed that the latter two groups were serologically indistinguishable and that active tubercul

189 sease manifestations that are clinically and serologically indistinguishable from disease manifestati

190 disorder without proximate heparin exposure serologically indistinguishable from HIT, is controversi

191 The ability to differentiate these viruses serologically is vital due to the teratogenic nature of

192 Rapid sequence analysis differentiated serologically M-nontypeable strains and was used to esta

193 eloid engraftment was associated with marrow serologically matched at HLA-A and HLA-B, DRB1 match, hi

194 leles compared with those of the majority of serologically matched cadaveric donors.

195 ient seronegativity for CMV, HLA-A and HLA-B serologically matched donor, and male donor.

196 tch certainly occurs frequently between DR11 serologically matched donors and recipients.

197 Donors were serologically matched for HLA-A, -B, and -DRB1 antigens

198 HLA-C mismatches are common in HLA-A and -B serologically matched pairs.

199 ospective analysis of 449 HLA-A, -B, and -DR serologically matched unrelated donor transplants.

200 th unmanipulated marrow from either HLA-A, B serologically matched, DRB1 matched (n = 14) or single l

201 g the 831 pairs, 696 (84%) were HLA-A and -B serologically matched; of these, 565 (81%) were also mat

202 Further study of other serologically measured RTIs is warranted.

203 Our results likely extend to all serologically MHC-matched mouse strains used in modern r

204 each locus, exact homology was found between serologically MHC-matched strains.

205 Serologically naive ferrets inoculated by liquid ocular,

206 No serologically naive ferrets placed in direct contact wit

207 only aerosol exposure in direct contact with serologically naive ferrets, monitoring pathogenicity in

208 Transmissibility was assessed by placing serologically naive or pre-immune ferrets inoculated by

209 Ferrets (serologically naive or pre-immune to A[H1N1]pdm09 virus)

210 he second injection in participants who were serologically negative at baseline.

211 ) of those found to be PCR positive remained serologically negative at both acute and convalescent ti

212 Two serologically negative contact control chickens housed t

213 A serologically negative contact control turkey housed tog

214 Some of these samples were serologically negative for feline coronavirus (FCoV), ra

215 Eligible patients were serologically negative for HBeAg and viral DNA at NA ces

216 These patients were serologically negative for hepatitis A, B, and C and wer

217 Lyme disease patient samples serologically negative for the B. burgdorferi P37 protei

218 iac allografts from high-risk donors who are serologically negative for viruses does not seem to impa

219 Patients with classic IDH lesions who are serologically negative should be investigated by PCR.

220 ase chain reaction (PCR) and sequencing were serologically negative using a standard but not regional

221 ase occurred in the low (donor and recipient serologically negative) and intermediate (donor serologi

222 ar heads of hemagglutinin (H) molecules from serologically non-cross-reactive H1N1 and H3N2 influenza

223 of 904) of the isolates were noncapsulated (serologically nongroupable); by PCR-based genogrouping,

224 The serologically nonreactive Pb-2 appears to be a biosynthe

225 d who type genotypically for A*2402, but are serologically null for the HLA-A24 Ag.

226 In certain strains, the assay detected serologically occult copies of papA, of which some were

227 nfection by hepatitis C virus (HCV) is based serologically on detecting anti-HCV immunoglobulin G, us

228 ents and controls, nor in the frequencies of serologically or DNA-defined HLA-DR or -DQ phenotypes.

229 this study, we compared T-cell competence in serologically positive alymphocytotic (AL) animals with

230 ologically negative) and intermediate (donor serologically positive and recipient negative) CMV risk

231 88% depending on the criteria used to define serologically positive cases.

232 ence in the United States, the animal tested serologically positive for B. equi by the complement fix

233 s monitoring system detected geese that were serologically positive for H5N1 avian influenza virus, b

234 orty-two patients were included: 40 patients serologically positive for HTLV-1 and 2 seronegative pat

235 These donors are always serologically positive for human cytomegalovirus.

236 2; P < 0.001) serum samples were found to be serologically positive for WNV.

237 ther from open sewers compared to men, while serologically positive individuals avoided open sewers.

238 All serologically positive individuals of both groups (I and

239 gic confirmation of the intestinal damage in serologically positive individuals.

240 gic confirmation of the intestinal damage in serologically positive individuals.

241 B. henselae was identified in 8 of 10 serologically positive patients.

242 All serologically positive samples were tested for HCV RNA.

243 ELISA Test System was 37% to Leishmania spp. serologically positive specimens, 1% to specimens from p

244 Interestingly, 6 of 8 infected animals were serologically positive with the Enferplex TB assay as ea

245 window phase" infections from those that are serologically positive, especially in resource-limited s

246 We serologically profiled 20 non-human primates (NHP) from

247 Vaccine efficacy in preventing serologically proven influenza virus infection was 0.45

248 Of nine Japanese children with previously serologically proven primary HHV-6 or HHV-7 infections,

249 We tested whether serologically proven prior DENV infection diagnosed in S

250 nine liver biopsies from patients, that were serologically proven to be HCV positive, were included i

251 tructurally defined an RBD antigenic map and serologically quantified serum Abs specific for distinct

252 all patients, the disease was clinically and serologically quiescent at the time of transplantation.

253 The number and the species of serologically reactive antigens varied greatly from indi

254 and confirmed as HIV viral load positive or serologically reactive in National Centers for Clinical

255 LL patients with clinical GvL responses were serologically reactive to these antigens.

256 e also called CD13, serves as a receptor for serologically related coronaviruses of humans (human cor

257 g the consequences of sequential exposure to serologically related influenza A viruses using contempo

258 opod-borne viruses) that are genetically and serologically related positive-strand RNA viruses and ca

259 hat recognizes histone H4 as a substrate, is serologically related to rat p21-activated kinase (PAK),

260 tii, Shigella B13, and a nontypeable isolate serologically related to S. boydii serotype 7.

261 Enterococcus faecalis OG1RF and against two serologically related, vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus

262 human MuV, indicating that both viruses are serologically related.

263 strains for each hybridization group are not serologically representative of the genomospecies at lar

264 Although most patients serologically resolved acute HBV infection, only 54.1% d

265 cillin and management of patients who do not serologically respond to treatment are common clinical p

266 quency of pediatric SARS-CoV-2 infection, we serologically screen 1,775 residual samples from Seattle

267 We serologically screened >2,000 1970s serum samples and de

268 Of the 5417 subjects serologically screened for gHAT, 66 were enrolled into o

269 HCV infection was serologically screened in 4,984 samples from Ghanaian bl

270 Among 4431 serologically screened individuals, 26% were seropositiv

271 We considered the possibility that serologically silent MHC polymorphisms could account for

272 large cohort of health care workers followed serologically since April 2020.

273 Serologically, six of seven red deer tested during the o

274 dred sixty children were examined by PCR and serologically studied at 0-6, 9 and 12 months and annual

275 There are currently 18 serologically testable GM specificities.

276 rs from the upper Midwest United States were serologically tested for antibodies to influenza A virus

277 The proportion of MSM serologically tested for syphilis annually increased in

278 IS481 results were available for 10 serologically tested patients; 5 of 10 had discordant an

279 e horses, which were randomly selected, were serologically tested through use of an ID screen West Ni

280 101 persons interviewed, 71 were exposed and serologically tested.

281 he HIV-infected patients responded less well serologically than the patients without HIV infection, b

282 Genetically and serologically, the WD534tc/C strain was more closely rel

283 never been grown in cell culture or detected serologically, there have been impressive strides in man

284 ince DR11 microvariants cannot be identified serologically, this type of mismatch certainly occurs fr

285 These mice remained serologically tolerant to hLa and healthy.

286 Serologically triggered campaigns could help prevent sev

287 Serologically, two distinct isotypic markers, Mcg and Oz

288 description is given of patients with fatal, serologically unconfirmed RMSF for whom a diagnosis of R

289 Using samples obtained from mice with serologically undetectable disease, we identify malignan

290 Serologically undetectable HLA-A or HLA-B allele dispari

291 DNA vaccines encoding the Gs of three serologically unrelated fish rhabdoviruses were used to

292 populations, though their glycoproteins are serologically unrelated.

293 Instead, most ZIKV infections are diagnosed serologically, using an IgM antibody capture enzyme-link

294 Pneumococcal surface protein A (PspA) is a serologically variable protein of Streptococcus pneumoni

295 PspA (pneumococcal surface protein A) is a serologically varied virulence factor of Streptococcus p

296 e in 8 of 17 HCV patients, the patients were serologically viremic and the mean HCV-RNA level was 6.0

297 ler Fisher variant of GBS that is associated serologically with acute phase anti-GQ1b ganglioside imm

298 cently recognized serotype that cross-reacts serologically with serotype 6A, was investigated.

299 QRFV is known to cross-react serologically with two other unclassified viruses, Johns

300 titumor efficacy assessed radiologically and serologically, with generation of antigen-specific immun