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Flow cytometric analysis of total cNT preparations from mice treated with the 3 groups (n = 4 mice per group) however, revealed few overall changes in immune cell percentages, although a significant decrease in the dendritic cell (DC) (CD11c + ) population was revealed in the wild-type MGAS8232 infected animals compared with MGAS8232 ΔSAg infect mice, and the analysis also showed a trend for increased neutrophils (GR1 + ) in wild-type MGAS8232 infected animals ( Figure S1 ) that was consistent with the histological analyses.
Tumor sections stained for MMP9 protein expression showed a trend of lower overall stain intensity in the MMP9 KD group, although there was considerable variation within each group (Fig. 4A,B ), suggesting that the knockdown was not uniformly maintained throughout the latter part of the 11 week experimental time course.
The distributions in diversity and evenness of species of siphonophores showed a trend opposite to that of abundance, with higher values generally found in the waters south and east of Taiwan and lower in the waters north and west of Taiwan (nested ANOVA, F = 7.054, p <0.001 for diversity; nested ANOVA, F = 2.480, p <0.05 for evenness).
51 In a randomized, controlled Phase II study, the combination of tivantinib with erlotinib, an EGFR TKI, showed a trend towards improved progression-free survival (PFS) and overall survival (OS) compared with placebo with erlotinib; these results were found in a subset of patients with non-squamous histology, as well as in patients with wild-type EGFR.
Interestingly, neuropsychological functioning assessed with MODA showed a trend of increasingly significant correlation coefficients with attention and prose memory (MODA’s domains) across different times of evaluation (respectively: baseline, R =0.360 and R =0.638; month 6, R =0.280 and R =0.620; month 12, R =0.422 and R =0.699; month 24, R =0.643 and R =ns).