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In our study, HLA-DRB1*09:01 , - DQA1*03:02 and - DQB1*03:03 , the susceptibility alleles for MPO-AAV in East Asian populations ( 12 – 16 ) showed a trend toward a higher risk of relapse of MPO-AAV in a Japanese population, possibly suggesting that the susceptibility alleles for AAV may also be associated with relapse in each ethnic group.
Regarding the temporal tendency obtained from the regression models ( Table 2 ), considering the model without adjustment for system coverage, there is a tendency towards a reduction of the prevalence of child stunting only in the states of Acre (APV: -2,56; CI 95% -3.79; -1.31), Amazonas (APV: -3.79; CI 95% -4.71; -2.87), Pará (APV: -4.02; CI 95% -5.21; -2.82), and Tocantins (APV: -2.37; CI 95% -3.16; -1.57), whereas the other states showed a trend of stability.
Effects of nitrogen and phosphorus combined application on protein fractions The contents of PA, PB 1 , and PB 3 in the protein fractions showed an increasing trend and then decreased with an increase in P fertilization, while the contents of PB 2 and PC showed a trend of decreasing and then increasing P application ( Figure 2 ).
40 The mean FIX activity was 32.7 (<2–90.4) in those with preexisting NAb compared with 41.3 IU/dL (range = 9.4–97.1) in those without preexisting NAb. Statistical analysis showed a trend to lower FIX activity in the preexisting NAb group ( R 2 = 0.078).
Etranacogene dezaparvovec for hemophilia B gene therapy.
Ther Adv Rare Dis · 2021 · PMC10032433
Adults with diabetes on more aggressive treatments showed a trend toward severe hyposmia/anosmia in the pocket smell test, without an association between disease duration and self-reported symptoms. 26 There were no differences in an objective odor test between patients with and without chronic complications of diabetes. 27 The slightly increased autonomic load in our sample might be explained, at least partially, by diabetes.