... in the different study groups Cohort IL6, pg/ml (n) CRP, mg/l (n) ccf-mtDNA, copy number (n) PRKN/PINK1 biallelic German 6.8 [5.6–8.5] (15) 2.7 [1.1–7.1] (15) 2774 [1315–5647] (13) Italian 3.0 [2.1–4.5] (19) 2.5 [0.8–4.3] (19) NA...

...Jiajia Yu; Guohao Gu; Shaoqing Ju Circulating cell-free DNA (ccf-DNA) DNA integrity diagnosis of cancer monitoring the response to therapy prenatal diagnosis The existence of circulating cell-free DNA (ccf-DNA) was first reported by Mandel and Metais in 1948, ¹ and has since been...

...-sensitive sodium channel and Na/K ATPase, the sodium pump. ³ Urinary excretion of sodium can vary from 1 mmol/day to up to 400 mmol/day depending on the amount of sodium ingested. ³ ADH, antidiuretic hormone AVP, arginine vasopressin CCF, congestive cardiac failure EABV, effective...

... effect is seen in patients without high-risk characteristics. CABG=Coronary artery bypass grafting CCF=Cleveland Clinic Foundation CI=Confidence interval EPIC=Evaluation of c7E3 for the prevention of ischemic complications EPILOG=Evaluation of PTCA to improve long-term outcome by c7E3 glycoprotein...

... classified histologically into clear cell foci (CCF), mixed cell foci (MCF), basophilic cell foci (BCF), tigroid cell foci (TCF) and amphophilic cell foci (AmCF) ( 22 , 23 ). CCF showed enlarged cell bodies with an extensive glycogen-storage (PAS-positive). BCF were rich in ribosomes. Their basophilic...

...L. Borel; F. Harlay; J. Magnan; A. Chays; M. Lacour Abbreviations : AI = anchoring index; CCF = cross correlation function; D–1 = tests carried out before surgery; D+7 = tests carried out 1 week after surgery; D+30 = tests carried out 1 month after surgery; D+90 = tests carried out 3 months after...

... to become therapeutic agents in hyponatremic disorders. Hormones Intra/extracellular ions ANP, atrial natriuretic peptide AQP, aquaporin water channel protein CCF, congestive heart failure CD, for collecting duct GFR, glomerular filtration rate MAP, mean arterial blood pressure NDI, nephrogenic...

... international law monism national law diplomatic protection INTERPOL Steinberg Church of Scientology National Central Bureau CCF monist tradition dualist tradition Like any typical international organization, and unlike states that have a choice in limiting their activities to their own territories...

... of a militant social movement that is still in its formative stage. This is done through an investigation of the wider movement’ three most identifiable components: the Informal Anarchist Federation (FAI), the Conspiracy of Cells of Fire (CCF), and emergent networks in Mexico such as the Práxedis G. Guerrero...

... Julian Levy Hyman MacDonald Ramsay planning pure science xviii Social Function of Science The Bernal Baker John Congress for Cultural Freedom CCF freedom in science xviii Namier Louis O’Neill Hugh Polanyi George Polanyi John C Polanyi Magda née Kemeny —Manchester —Personal Knowledge xiv...

... postwar ascendancy and “cultural diplomacy” in the early years of the Cold War and decolonization. Few studies have considered how the Congress for Cultural Freedom's (CCF) underwriting reshaped and refashioned the global literary landscape, altered the relationships between writers and their publics...

... of comparativism. It takes as its case study two publications that received funding from the Congress for Cultural Freedom (CCF), the US Central Intelligence Agency-backed cultural advocacy organization operative during the height of the cold war: Mundo Nuevo, the Paris-based magazine of Latin...

...This chapter provides a history of Encounter, the English-language magazine of the Congress for Cultural Freedom (CCF). Although the CCF, a Paris-based nongovernmental cultural-freedom organization, is notorious for the CIA's secret role in its creation and funding, the chapter...