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2. Targeting sirtuin-1 alleviates experimental autoimmune colitis by induction of Foxp3+ T-regulatory cells
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Akimova, T, Xiao, H, Liu, Y, Bhatti, T R, Jiao, J, Eruslanov, E, Singhal, S, Wang, L, Han, R, Zacharia, K, Hancock, W W, and Beier, U H
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- 2014
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3. Working Group on Biological Parameters (WGBIOP) 2021
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Follesa, M.C., Hilvarsson, A., Songer, S., Allegaert, W., Basilone, G., Beier, U., Bekaert, K., Berg, F., Blass, M., Canha, A., Carbonara, P., Coad Davies, J., Dubroca, L., Finnbogadóttir, G., Gault, M., Gillespie-Mules, R., Gonçalves, M., Haase, S., Hüssy, K., Kaljuste, M., Korta, M., Kousteni, V., Krüger-Johnsen, M., Krumme, U., Landa, Jorge, Lundgaard, L., Mahé, K., Maxwell, D., Mirny, Z., Ní Chonchúir, G., Pérez-Rodríguez, A., Pinto, C., Torres-Cutillas, Pedro, Ulleweit, J., van Damme, C., Visconti, V., Vitale, F., Follesa, M.C., Hilvarsson, A., Songer, S., Allegaert, W., Basilone, G., Beier, U., Bekaert, K., Berg, F., Blass, M., Canha, A., Carbonara, P., Coad Davies, J., Dubroca, L., Finnbogadóttir, G., Gault, M., Gillespie-Mules, R., Gonçalves, M., Haase, S., Hüssy, K., Kaljuste, M., Korta, M., Kousteni, V., Krüger-Johnsen, M., Krumme, U., Landa, Jorge, Lundgaard, L., Mahé, K., Maxwell, D., Mirny, Z., Ní Chonchúir, G., Pérez-Rodríguez, A., Pinto, C., Torres-Cutillas, Pedro, Ulleweit, J., van Damme, C., Visconti, V., and Vitale, F.
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The main objective of the Working Group on Biological Parameters (WGBIOP) is to review the status, issues, developments, and quality assurance of biological parameters used in assessment and management. WGBIOP (1) plans workshops, exchanges, and validation studies on a range of biological varia-bles to review the quality of information supplied for stock assessment and improve quality as-surance and training; (2) investigates data availability and develops documentation and methods to improve communication between data collectors and end-users; (3) delivers new and im-proved functionality for the SmartDots platform. Four otolith exchanges and two workshops were completed in 2020–2021 using SmartDots— eight further exchanges are ongoing. Proposed future exchanges and workshops were reviewed and approved. The development of the SmartDots platform proceeded with the inclusion of the maturity, eggs, atresia, fecundity, and larval identification modules into the software version. A live SmartDots tutorial for event coordinators was conducted. Work to further develop quality assurance guidelines—and review national applications of these—progressed. Age and maturity validation studies were reviewed and a new method for prioritizing future validation work was proposed. Progress with the Stock Identification Database (SID) was reviewed, and the potential for creating a WGBIOP library collection and active involvement of WGBIOP in updating FishBase.org data were evaluated. The importance of identifying and documenting links be-tween all relevant databases and document repositories was identified, and a task to address this was initiated. Work on improving the feedback loop between data collectors and stock assessors on the usage and quality of biological parameters in stock assessment continued. Moving forward, WGBIOP aims to continue collaboration with WGALES and WGSMART on the development of the SmartDots platform, encouraging cross-group sharing of skills and ex-perience t
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4. Working Group on Biological Parameters (WGBIOP) 2021
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Allegaert, W., Basilone, G., Beier, U., Bekaert, K., Berg, F., Blass, M., Canha, A., Carbonara, P., Coad Davies, J., Dubroca, L., Finnbogadóttir, G., Follesa, M.C., Gault, M., Gillespie-Mules, R., Gonçalves, M., Haase, S., Hilvarsson, A., Hüssy, K., Kaljuste, M., Korta, M., Kousteni, V., Krüger-Johnsen, M., Krumme, U., Landa, Jorge, Lundgaard, L., Mahé, K., Maxwell, D., Mirny, Z., Ní Chonchúir, G., Pérez-Rodríguez, A., Pinto, C., Songer, S., Torres-Cutillas, Pedro, Ulleweit, J., van Damme, C., Visconti, V., Vitale, F., Follesa, M.C., Hilvarsson, A., and Songer, S.
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biological parameters ,fish ,Centro Oceanográfico de Santander ,Ageing (biological) ,Sexual maturity ,Pesquerías ,Biology - Abstract
The main objective of the Working Group on Biological Parameters (WGBIOP) is to review the status, issues, developments, and quality assurance of biological parameters used in assessment and management. WGBIOP (1) plans workshops, exchanges, and validation studies on a range of biological varia-bles to review the quality of information supplied for stock assessment and improve quality as-surance and training; (2) investigates data availability and develops documentation and methods to improve communication between data collectors and end-users; (3) delivers new and im-proved functionality for the SmartDots platform. Four otolith exchanges and two workshops were completed in 2020–2021 using SmartDots— eight further exchanges are ongoing. Proposed future exchanges and workshops were reviewed and approved. The development of the SmartDots platform proceeded with the inclusion of the maturity, eggs, atresia, fecundity, and larval identification modules into the software version. A live SmartDots tutorial for event coordinators was conducted. Work to further develop quality assurance guidelines—and review national applications of these—progressed. Age and maturity validation studies were reviewed and a new method for prioritizing future validation work was proposed. Progress with the Stock Identification Database (SID) was reviewed, and the potential for creating a WGBIOP library collection and active involvement of WGBIOP in updating FishBase.org data were evaluated. The importance of identifying and documenting links be-tween all relevant databases and document repositories was identified, and a task to address this was initiated. Work on improving the feedback loop between data collectors and stock assessors on the usage and quality of biological parameters in stock assessment continued. Moving forward, WGBIOP aims to continue collaboration with WGALES and WGSMART on the development of the SmartDots platform, encouraging cross-group sharing of skills and ex-perience to optimize results. WGBIOP aims to improve accessibility to its outputs through up-dates to SID and FishBase.org, and the potential creation of a WGBIOP library collection. WGBIOP hopes to improve two-way communication between data collectors and end-users around the quality and utility of biological parameters used in assessment. WGBIOP also aims to amalgamate all validation activities into one coherent workstream., ICES
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- 2022
5. Dentinhypersensibilität (DHS) – eine Übersicht: Teil 2: Verschiedene Behandlungsmethoden der Dentinhypersensibilität – eine Literaturübersicht
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Gernhardt, C. R., Rettig, C., Schaller, H. G., and Beier, U. S.
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- 2011
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6. Dentinhypersensibilität – eine Übersicht: Teil 1: Theoretische Grundlagen, Ätiologie und Epidemiologie der Dentinhypersensibilität
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Beier, U. S., Kapferer, I., Dumfahrt, H., and Gernhardt, C. R.
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- 2011
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7. Untersuchung zur Schleifleistung diamantierter Schleifkörper
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Sander, A., Beier, U. S., Kapferer, I., and Dumfahrt, H.
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- 2009
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8. Single nucleotide polymorphisms in rye (Secale cereale L.): discovery, frequency, and applications for genome mapping and diversity studies
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Varshney, R. K., Beier, U., Khlestkina, E. K., Kota, R., Korzun, V., Graner, A., and Börner, A.
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- 2007
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9. Report of the Working Group on Biological Parameters (WGBIOP) 2020
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Aanestad, J., Allegaert, Wim, Beier, U., Bekaert, K. (Karen), Canha, A.M.L. (Ángela M.L.), Carbonara, P. (Pierluigi), Davies, J.L. (Julie Coad), Farias, Inês, Follesa, M.C. (Maria Cristina), Gault, Mandy, Gillespie-Mules, R. (Ruadhán), Haase, S. (Stephanie), Hilvarsson, A. (Annelie), Hüssy, K. (Karin), Korta, M. (María), Krüger-Johnsen, M. (María), Krumme, U. (Uwe), Landa, J. (Jorge), Mahé, K. (Kélig), Maxwell, David, McCormick, H. (Helen), Mirny, Zuzanna, Nunes, C. (Cristina), Ofridopoulou, Konstantina, Pérez-Rodríguez, A. (Alfonso), Piñeiro-Álvarez, C.G. (Carmen Gloria), Raid, Tiit, Raitaniemi, J. (Jari), Sapounidis, Argyris, Sauger, Carine, Smith, J., Stransky, C. (Christoph), Tomkiewicz, J., Torreele, E. (Els), Torres-Cutillas, P. (Pedro), Ulleweit, J. (Jens), van Damme, C.J.G. (Cindy), Visconti, V., Vxtale, F. (Francesca), Carbonara, P. (Pierluigi), Coad Davies, J., and van Damme, C.J.G. (Cindy)
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biological parameters ,fish ,graphs ,training ,Centro Oceanográfico de Santander ,nutrient cycles ,gloria ,Pesquerías ,quality assurance ,natural resources ,symbionts ,data processing - Abstract
The main objective of the Working Group on Biological Parameters (WGBIOP) is to review the status, issues, developments, and quality assurance of biological parameters for use in assess-ments and management that are in line with the requirements of end-users. In this final year of the three-year term, WGBIOP operated under challenging circumstances due to COVID-19 measures. The initial action plan was replaced by a more flexible one, where online plenary and subgroup meetings were spread over the year with intersessional work to finalize the proposed deliverables. WGBIOP continued the review of past exchanges and workshops under the remit of the working group. Since 2019, these calibrations on age, maturity, and larvae identification have been carried out in SmartDots, an online platform for sharing images and facilitating the reading of otoliths, staging of gonads, and identification of early life stages. Developments are underway to include an improved calculation of modal age and error matrices in the SmartDots standard report. WGBIOP investigated ways to incorporate error matrices into assessments and studied the effect of this inclusion together with stock assessors. Requests for new exchanges and workshops were reviewed, with a focus on stocks to be bench-marked in the coming years. Issue lists were scrutinized, problems identified, and information provided to stock coordinators via regular channels and through the Stock Identification Data-base (SID). Despite close cooperation with stock assessors and continued efforts, it has not been possible to further streamline the WGBIOP workflow with the benchmark process. This will be addressed with the Advisory Committee. The need for validation studies was stressed by the repeated low levels of agreement between readers of some stocks and recurring issues and recommendations to WGBIOP. Lack of resources is the main obstacle. As a first step for measures to prioritize validation studies, WGBIOP iden-tified precision, trueness, and feasibility of validation methods (as well as the urgency for the assessment). WGBIOP continued investigations into new life-history parameters for integrated assessment and advice in cooperation with end-users (Working Group on Integrative, Physical-biological and Ecosystem Modelling-WGIPEM and Regional Coordination Groups-RCGs). This included a standardization and quality assurance action plan for stomach sampling. Efforts have also been taken to streamline data and workflows across databases and groups. A step has been taken in the standardization of quality assurance procedures at the regional level. Institute-level overviews of methods and quality assurance protocols used for ageing and maturity are now available. Also, a new method for quality grading was developed, tested, and implemented in SmartDots.
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- 2020
10. Staandwantmonitoring IJssel- en Markermeer 2020 = Gillnet monitoring in Lake IJsselmeer and Lake Markermeer, 2020
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Volwater, J., van Rijssel, J.C., Beier, U., Volwater, J., van Rijssel, J.C., and Beier, U.
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The gillnet monitoring started in 2014 with the aim of getting a more accurate picture of the population structure of fish stocks in Lake IJsselmeer (IJsselmeer) and Lake Markermeer (Markermeer) in addition to annual monitoring with beam trawls and market samplings. Therefore, since 2014, a monitoring program with gillnets with different mesh sizes has been conducted every autumn. This monitoring focuses on the stock structure of mainly four commercial fish species; perch (Perca fluviatilis), roach (Rutilus rutilus), bream (Abramis brama) and pikeperch (Sander lucioperca). In particular, the gillnet monitoring is supposed to sample larger, adult individuals more representative, while juvenile fish are sampled as representatively as beam trawl monitoring. The gillnet monitoring uses a combination of a Nordic gillnet (CEN 2005) and five additional panels. The Nordic gillnet consists of twelve attached short panels of 2.5 meters long and 1.5 meters high with a range of small mesh sizes between 10 - 110 mm stretched mesh. The five additional panels are 100 meter long panels with large mesh sizes of 101, 140, 160, 190 (2x) mm. The European standard for fishing with gillnets has been used as a guideline in setting up this gillnet monitoring. It should therefore be possible to compare the data collected with gillnet monitoring elsewhere in the Netherlands or Europe. To make comparisons possible, the catches have been converted into a standardized catch per unit effort (cpue), i.e. catch in numbers or kg per species per net per night of fishing. In 2020, 43 sites were sampled, of which 30 sites were in Lake IJsselmeer and 13 sites in Lake Markermeer. Based on numbers, catches in Lake IJsselmeer in 2020 were dominated by perch, ruffe (Gymnocephalus cernua) and smelt (Osmerus eperlanus). In contrast, the catches in Lake Markermeer consisted mainly of ruffe, roach and pikeperch. In 2020, the total catch in numbers of smelt across both lakes was the highest since the start of t, De staandwantmonitoring is in 2014 opgestart met het doel om een nauwkeuriger beeld te krijgen van de populatiestructuur van de visbestanden in het IJsselmeer en Markermeer in aanvulling op jaarlijkse monitoring met boomkor en marktbemonsteringen. Sinds 2014 werd daarom ieder najaar een monitoringsprogramma met staandwantnetten met verschillende maaswijdtes uitgevoerd. Daarbij werd gekeken naar de bestandsopbouw van voornamelijk vier commerciële vissoorten; baars (Perca fluviatilis), blankvoorn (Rutilus rutilus), brasem (Abramis brama) en snoekbaars (Sander lucioperca). Met name werd onderzocht wat de toegevoegde waarde van staandwantmonitoring is voor het bepalen van trends in grotere, adulte individuen en of de juveniele vis even representatief bemonsterd wordt. In de staandwantmonitoring wordt gebruik gemaakt van een staandwantnet bestaande uit een combinatie van een Norden surveynet (CEN 2005) en vijf extra panelen. Het Norden surveynet bestaat uit twaalf aan elkaar vastzittende korte panelen van 2,5 meter lang en 1,5 meter hoog met een range aan kleine maaswijdtes tussen de 10 – 110 mm gestrekte maas. De vijf extra panelen zijn 100 meter lange panelen met grote maaswijdtes van 101, 140, 160, 190 (2x) mm. De Europese standaard opgesteld voor het vissen met kieuwnetten is als leidraad aangehouden bij het opzetten van deze staandwantmonitoring. Zodoende zouden de verzamelde gegevens vergeleken moeten kunnen worden met kieuwnetbemonsteringen elders in Nederland of Europa. Om een eventuele vergelijking te vergemakkelijken zijn de vangsten opgewerkt naar een gestandaardiseerde vangst per inspanning, namelijk vangst in aantallen of kg per soort per netnacht. In 2020 zijn 43 locaties bevist, waarvan 30 locaties in het IJsselmeer en 13 locaties in het Markermeer. Op basis van vangstaantallen werden de vangsten in het IJsselmeer in 2020 gedomineerd door baars, pos (Gymnocephalus cernua) en spiering (Osmerus eperlanus). Daarentegen bestonden de vangstenaantallen in het M
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11. aard van het beestje zegt meer
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Beukhof, E., Wolfshaar, K. van de, Tulp, I., Beier, U., Beukhof, E., Wolfshaar, K. van de, Tulp, I., and Beier, U.
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Soorten komen en gaan; dat weten we dankzij monitoringsprogramma’s die soms al tientallen jaren lopen. De voortdenderende klimaatverandering versterkt dit. Hoe erg is het als een soort uit een ecosysteem verdwijnt? En als nieuwkomers zich vestigen, wat zijn dan de gevolgen voor het ecosysteem? Met voorbeelden uit de Noordzee illustreren we hoe soortkenmerken, oftewel de aard van het beestje, een bredere blik op biodiversiteit en extra handvatten voor natuurbeleid bieden.
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12. Comparison Of Marginal Bone Levels Of Two Different Implant Systems After Seven Years in Function: RC 021
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Burtscher, D., Schubert, K., Beier, U., Torre, Dalla D., Miklos, A., Giesinger, J., Norer, B., and Grunert, I.
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- 2012
13. Key Role of Histone Deacetylase-6 (HDAC6) and Sirtuin-1 (Sirt1) in Control of Mitochondrial Functions in Foxp3+ T-Regulatory (Treg) Cells.: Abstract# 369
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Beier, U. H., Koike, M. A., Angelin, A., Akimova, T., Wang, L., Hancock, S., Liu, Y., Wallace, D., and Hancock, W. W.
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- 2012
14. Short Oral CommunicationsA radiographic evaluation of marginal bone levels of two different implant systems up to 7 years in function: 077
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Burtscher, D, Schubert, K, Beier, U, Miklos, A, Giesinger, J, Norer, B, and Grunert, I
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- 2011
15. The implications of a transition from tickler chain beam trawl to electric pulse trawl on the sustainability and ecosystem effects of the fishery for North Sea sole: an impact assessment
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Rijnsdorp, A.D., Boute, P.G., Tiano, J.C., Soetaert, K., Beier, U., De Borger, E., Hintzen, N., Molenaar, P., Polet, H., Poos, J.J., Schram, H., Soetaert, M., van Overzee, H., van de Wolfshaar, K., and van Kooten, T.
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16. Report of the Working Group on Biological Parameters (WGBIOP) 2020
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Carbonara, P. (Pierluigi), Coad Davies, J., van Damme, C.J.G. (Cindy), Aanestad, J., Allegaert, Wim, Beier, U., Bekaert, Karen, Canha, A.M.L., Carbonara, Pierluigi, Davies, Julie Coad, Farias, Inês, Follesa, Maria Cristina, Gault, Mandy, Gillespie-Mules, Ruadhán, Haase, Stephanie, Hilvarsson, Annelie, Hüssy, Karin, Korta, María, Krüger-Johnsen, María, Krumme, Uwe, Landa, Jorge, Mahé, Kélig, Maxwell, David, McCormick, Helen, Mirny, Zuzanna, Nunes, Cristina, Ofridopoulou, Konstantina, Pérez-Rodríguez, Alfonso, Piñeiro-Álvarez, Carmen Gloria, Raid, Tiit, Raitaniemi, Jari, Sapounidis, Argyris, Sauger, Carine, Smith, J., Stransky, Christoph, Tomkiewicz, J., Torreele, Els, Torres-Cutillas, Pedro, Ulleweit, Jens, van Damme, Cindy, Visconti, V., Vxtale, Francesca, Carbonara, P. (Pierluigi), Coad Davies, J., van Damme, C.J.G. (Cindy), Aanestad, J., Allegaert, Wim, Beier, U., Bekaert, Karen, Canha, A.M.L., Carbonara, Pierluigi, Davies, Julie Coad, Farias, Inês, Follesa, Maria Cristina, Gault, Mandy, Gillespie-Mules, Ruadhán, Haase, Stephanie, Hilvarsson, Annelie, Hüssy, Karin, Korta, María, Krüger-Johnsen, María, Krumme, Uwe, Landa, Jorge, Mahé, Kélig, Maxwell, David, McCormick, Helen, Mirny, Zuzanna, Nunes, Cristina, Ofridopoulou, Konstantina, Pérez-Rodríguez, Alfonso, Piñeiro-Álvarez, Carmen Gloria, Raid, Tiit, Raitaniemi, Jari, Sapounidis, Argyris, Sauger, Carine, Smith, J., Stransky, Christoph, Tomkiewicz, J., Torreele, Els, Torres-Cutillas, Pedro, Ulleweit, Jens, van Damme, Cindy, Visconti, V., and Vxtale, Francesca
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The main objective of the Working Group on Biological Parameters (WGBIOP) is to review the status, issues, developments, and quality assurance of biological parameters for use in assess-ments and management that are in line with the requirements of end-users. In this final year of the three-year term, WGBIOP operated under challenging circumstances due to COVID-19 measures. The initial action plan was replaced by a more flexible one, where online plenary and subgroup meetings were spread over the year with intersessional work to finalize the proposed deliverables. WGBIOP continued the review of past exchanges and workshops under the remit of the working group. Since 2019, these calibrations on age, maturity, and larvae identification have been carried out in SmartDots, an online platform for sharing images and facilitating the reading of otoliths, staging of gonads, and identification of early life stages. Developments are underway to include an improved calculation of modal age and error matrices in the SmartDots standard report. WGBIOP investigated ways to incorporate error matrices into assessments and studied the effect of this inclusion together with stock assessors. Requests for new exchanges and workshops were reviewed, with a focus on stocks to be bench-marked in the coming years. Issue lists were scrutinized, problems identified, and information provided to stock coordinators via regular channels and through the Stock Identification Data-base (SID). Despite close cooperation with stock assessors and continued efforts, it has not been possible to further streamline the WGBIOP workflow with the benchmark process. This will be addressed with the Advisory Committee. The need for validation studies was stressed by the repeated low levels of agreement between readers of some stocks and recurring issues and recommendations to WGBIOP. Lack of resources is the main obstacle. As a first step for measures to prioritize validation studies, WGBIOP iden-tified precision
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17. Kreeftachtigen in het Haringvliet : Deskstudie: voor en na de opening van de kier
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Couperus, B., Beier, U., Boonstra, M., van Hal, R., Couperus, B., Beier, U., Boonstra, M., and van Hal, R.
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In november 2018 is gestart met het project “Lerend implementeren Kier”, kortweg project “de Kier” genoemd. Hierin worden de Haringvlietsluizen ook geopend als de waterstanden op zee hoger zijn dan de waterstanden op het Haringvliet. Het gevolg hiervan is dat zout water het Haringvliet in komt. Een van de ecologische vragen die is gesteld als onderdeel van dit project is hoe kreeftachtigen zich ontwikkelingen in het Haringvliet na deze opening. Bijkomende vragen zijn welke rol kreeftachtingen zullen vervullen in het voedselweb van het Haringvliet en op welke manier de ontwikkeling van de kreeftachtingen gemonitord kan worden. Om deze vragen te kunnen beantwoorden is er een literatuurreview uitgevoerd naar gegevens van kreeftachtigen uit het gebied voor de bouw van de Haringvlietdam en over de huidige aanwezigheid van de kreeftachtigen in het Haringvliet en de Voordelta. Om een uitspraak te kunnen doen over de verwachte ontwikkeling van kreeftachtigen is aanvullend gezocht naar gegevens van vergelijkbare systemen.
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- 2020
18. [Polyetherimid-epoxidharz interphasen zur anbindung von funktionsschichten auf faserverbundwerkstoffen]
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Bruckbauer P., Beier U., Drechsler K.
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19. Differential chemokine expression patterns in tonsillar disease
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Mandapathil, M., additional, Beier, U. H., additional, Graefe, H., additional, Kröger, B., additional, Hedderich, J., additional, Maune, S., additional, and Meyer, J. E, additional
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- 2018
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20. Beroepsvisserijenquête IJsselmeer en Markermeer : Praktijkkennis over de toestand van commerciële visbestanden in het jaar 2017 gebundeld
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van Rijn, J., Beier, U., Steenbergen, J., van Rijn, J., Beier, U., and Steenbergen, J.
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Naast het formele advies over de biologische toestand van vier schubvissoorten, aal en spiering, vindt er sinds 2016 een enquête plaats onder beroepsvissers. Het doel van de zogenaamde beroepsvisserij enquête is het formeel inzichtelijk maken van het praktijkperspectief over de biologische toestand van belangrijke commerciële vissoorten op het IJsselmeer en Markermeer, te weten: aal, baars, snoekbaars, blankvoorn, brasem, Chinese wolhandkrab, bot en spiering. Daarnaast worden er algemene vragen over de visser, bijvangst per tuig en de bedrijfssituatie gesteld. In de enquête van 2017 zijn de respondenten gevraagd een onderscheid te maken tussen de biologische toestand van de visbestanden in het IJssel- en Markermeer. Met de feedback van drie vissers en de opdrachtgever is de enquête in december 2017 gefinaliseerd en verzonden naar vissers die volgens de logboekregistratie actief zijn geweest in 2017. Van de 56 verstuurde enquêtes zijn er 25 exemplaren teruggestuurd, hiermee is een responspercentage van 45% behaald. Van deze respondenten zijn er 24 die voltijd vissen. De voltijdvissers hebben gemiddeld 32 jaar ervaring en visten in 2017 gemiddeld 37 weken. De visserij op de acht soorten vindt verdeeld over alle gebieden plaats waarbij het zuidelijk deel van het Markermeer, IJmeer en de wateren rond Flevoland duidelijk minder vaak gebruikt worden voor visserij. Uit het aantal soorten dat er per respondent bevist wordt, lijkt er een verdeling te zijn tussen meer specialistische vissers die gericht op 2-3 soorten vissen en wat meer de generalisten die gericht op 5-7 soorten vissen. Op aal, snoekbaars en wolhandkrab vindt er een duidelijk gerichte visserij plaats. Baars en blankvoorn worden zowel gevangen in gerichte visserij als door bijvangst. Bij de vragen over de biologische toestand in 2017 vergeleken met 2016 viel op dat de respondenten voor de meeste soorten gematigd positief waren over de hoeveelheid maatse en ondermaatse individuen. Over aal en spiering is
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- 2018
21. Detection of tumor cell dissemination by immunocytology and RT/PCR of cytokeratins and PTHRP in lung cancer
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Wulf, G. G., Schweiger, C., Beier, U., Hannemann, P., Hüttemann, U., Hiddemann, W., and Wörmann, B.
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22. Histone/protein deacetylase inhibitor therapy for enhancement of Foxp3+ T‐regulatory cell function posttransplantation
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Wang, L., Beier, U. H., Akimova, T., Dahiya, S., Han, R., Samanta, A., Levine, M. H., and Hancock, W. W.
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T‐regulatory (Treg) cells are like other cells present throughout the body in being subject to biochemical modifications in response to extracellular signals. An important component of these responses involves changes in posttranslational modifications (PTMs) of histones and many nonhistone proteins, including phosphorylation/dephosphorylation, ubiquitination/deubiquitination, and acetylation/deacetylation. Foxp3, the key transcription factor of Tregs, is constantly being rapidly turned over, and a number of these PTMs determine its level of expression and activity. Of interest in the transplant setting, modulation of the acetylation or deacetylation of key lysine residues in Foxp3 can promote the stability and function, leading to increased Treg production and increased Treg suppressive activity. This mini‐review focuses on recent data concerning the roles that histone/protein deacetylases (HDACs) play in control of Treg function, and how small molecule HDACinhibitors can be used to promote Treg‐dependent allograft survival in experimental models. These data are discussed in the light of increasing interest in the identification and clinical evaluation of isoform‐selective HDACinhibitors, and their potential application as tools to modulate Foxp3+ Treg cell numbers and function in transplant recipients. Biochemical and molecular studies show that the functions of Foxp3+ regulatory T cells can be pharmacologically enhanced with isoform‐specific histone/protein deacetylase inhibitors, providing real‐world options for sustained therapy in transplant recipients.
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- 2018
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23. Dentinhypersensibilität – eine Übersicht
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Beier, U. S., primary, Kapferer, I., additional, Dumfahrt, H., additional, and Gernhardt, C. R., additional
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- 2011
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24. Der zahnmedizinische Eingangstest in Innsbruck
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Beier, U. S., primary and Dumfahrt, H., additional
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- 2008
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25. Processes of collating a European fisheries database to meet the objectives of the European Union Water Framework Directive
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BEIER, U., primary, DEGERMAN, E., additional, MELCHER, A., additional, ROGERS, C., additional, and WIRLÖF, H., additional
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- 2007
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26. Classification and assessment of degradation in European running waters
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DEGERMAN, E., primary, BEIER, U., additional, BREINE, J., additional, MELCHER, A., additional, QUATAERT, P., additional, ROGERS, C., additional, ROSET, N., additional, and SIMOENS, I., additional
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- 2007
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27. Spatially based methods to assess the ecological status of riverine fish assemblages in European ecoregions
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SCHMUTZ, S., primary, MELCHER, A., additional, FRANGEZ, C., additional, HAIDVOGL, G., additional, BEIER, U., additional, BÖHMER, J., additional, BREINE, J., additional, SIMOENS, I., additional, CAIOLA, N., additional, DE SOSTOA, A., additional, FERREIRA, M. T., additional, OLIVEIRA, J., additional, GRENOUILLET, G., additional, GOFFAUX, D., additional, DE LEEUW, J. J., additional, NOBLE, R. A. A., additional, ROSET, N., additional, and VIRBICKAS, T., additional
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- 2007
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28. REGULAR PAPERS Habitat distribution and size structure in freshwater fish communities: effects of vendace on interactions between perch and roach
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BEIER, U., primary
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- 2001
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29. Habitat distribution and size structure in freshwater fish communities: effects of vendace on interactions between perch and roach
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Beier, U, primary
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- 2001
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30. Targeting sirtuin-1 alleviates experimental autoimmune colitis by induction of Foxp3+ T-regulatory cells.
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Akimova, T, Xiao, H, Liu, Y, Bhatti, T R, Jiao, J, Eruslanov, E, Singhal, S, Wang, L, Han, R, Zacharia, K, Hancock, W W, and Beier, U H
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- 2014
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31. Warmer and browner waters decrease fish biomass production.
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van Dorst RM, Gårdmark A, Svanbäck R, Beier U, Weyhenmeyer GA, and Huss M
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Climate change studies have long focused on effects of increasing temperatures, often without considering other simultaneously occurring environmental changes, such as browning of waters. Resolving how the combination of warming and browning of aquatic ecosystems affects fish biomass production is essential for future ecosystem functioning, fisheries, and food security. In this study, we analyzed individual- and population-level fish data from 52 temperate and boreal lakes in Northern Europe, covering large gradients in water temperature and color (absorbance, 420 nm). We show that fish (Eurasian perch, Perca fluviatilis) biomass production decreased with both high water temperatures and brown water color, being lowest in warm and brown lakes. However, while both high temperature and brown water decreased fish biomass production, the mechanisms behind the decrease differed: temperature affected the fish biomass production mainly through a decrease in population standing stock biomass, and through shifts in size- and age-distributions toward a higher proportion of young and small individuals in warm lakes; brown water color, on the other hand, mainly influenced fish biomass production through negative effects on individual body growth and length-at-age. In addition to these findings, we observed that the effects of temperature and brown water color on individual-level processes varied over ontogeny. Body growth only responded positively to higher temperatures among young perch, and brown water color had a stronger negative effect on body growth of old than on young individuals. Thus, to better understand and predict future fish biomass production, it is necessary to integrate both individual- and population-level responses and to acknowledge within-species variation. Our results suggest that global climate change, leading to browner and warmer waters, may negatively affect fish biomass production, and this effect may be stronger than caused by increased temperature or water color alone., (© 2018 The Authors. Global Change Biology Published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd.)
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- 2019
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32. A 7-year prospective radiographic evaluation of marginal bone level around two different implant systems: a randomized clinical trial.
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Burtscher D, Norer B, Dalla Torre D, Beier U, Schubert K, and Grunert I
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- Adult, Aged, Dental Prosthesis Design, Female, Follow-Up Studies, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Prospective Studies, Alveolar Bone Loss diagnostic imaging, Alveolar Bone Loss etiology, Dental Implantation instrumentation, Dental Implantation methods, Dental Implants adverse effects, Radiography methods
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Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate the change in marginal bone level radiographically around two different implant systems after 7 years of use., Material and Methods: Twenty fully edentulous patients were included in the study and randomly assigned to two treatment groups of machined surface implants (Brånemark, n = 40) and rough-surface implants (Xive, n = 40). The implants were early loaded with individual bar-retained overdentures. All patients were treated by the same surgeon and the same prosthodontist. Clinical and radiographic examinations were conducted at the time of implant loading (baseline) and annually for up to 7 years of use. Measurements to the nearest 0.1 mm were taken at the mesial and distal site, and the average values were calculated for each implant. A three-level mixed-effect analysis of covariance (ANOVA) was used to test the significance of the mean marginal bone change in the two implant groups., Results: The study population consisted of 15 women (75%) and five men (25%) with an average age of 61.6 years. A total of 79 of 80 implants integrated successfully. n = 1 Brånemark implant failed after 3 weeks. There was a significant difference (P < 0.001) between the two implant systems at the baseline measurements (0.14 mm Brånemark vs. 0.39 mm Xive) and a highly significant difference for the annual bone loss (0.07 mm [Brånemark] vs. 0.18 mm [Xive], P < 0.001)., Conclusion: Both the implant systems are clinically satisfying. Nevertheless, the Brånemark group showed a better radiological performance than the Xive group., (© 2014 John Wiley & Sons A/S. Published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd.)
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- 2015
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33. The effect of tezosentan after cold ischemia and renal artery clamping as a model of reperfusion injury in newborn piglets.
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Pham J, Beier UH, Fornell L, Chin A, Samuel S, Radhakrishnan J, and John E
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- Animals, Animals, Newborn, Blood Flow Velocity drug effects, Cardiovascular System drug effects, Disease Models, Animal, Femoral Artery drug effects, Femoral Artery physiology, Heart Rate drug effects, Ischemia, Renal Artery drug effects, Reperfusion Injury psychology, Swine, Pyridines pharmacology, Renal Artery physiopathology, Reperfusion Injury physiopathology, Tetrazoles pharmacology, Vasodilator Agents pharmacology
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Background: Cold ischemia and clamping of the renal artery contribute to acute tubular necrosis and renal dysfunction of transplant grafts. The mechanism of ischemic injury is not fully understood, but endothelin (ET)-1 and -2 have been found to participate in reperfusion injury. ET receptor blockade has been shown to have renoprotective effects in both warm and cold reperfusion injury., Objective: We sought to assess the effect of tezosentan, a competitive ET antagonist, on piglet renal function during cold ischemia and renal artery clamping., Design/methods: Sixteen piglets (7 to 10 days old) were prepped and assigned to three experimental groups: piglets with kidneys clamped (KCLAMP), with kidneys wrapped in ice (KICE), and piglets treated with tezosentan injected after 45 minutes of clamping and ice (KTEZO). Preexperiment parameters including vital signs, urine volume, glomerular filtration rate (GFR), paraaminohippuric acid clearance (CPAH), fractional excretion of sodium and potassium (FeNa, FeK), and renal blood flow (RBF) were measured at baseline, then at 1- and 2-hour intervals., Results: The decrease in urine volume was comparable in both KCLAMP and KICE groups, but no UV decrease was observed in KTEZO group. RBF and GFR were similar (26% to 52% decrease) in all three groups. FeNa decreased by >50% in KICE, whereas it increased by 60% in KTEZO when compared with baseline. A similar increase in FeK was observed in all three groups., Conclusions: Cold ischemia and clamping have deleterious effects on RBF, GFR, and FeNa. ET blockade did not have a renoprotective effect except on urine volume when given soon after the injury.
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34. Overexpression of a novel lysyl oxidase-like gene in human head and neck squamous cell carcinomas.
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Holtmeier C, Görögh T, Beier U, Meyer J, Hoffmann M, Gottschlich S, Heidorn K, Ambrosch P, and Maune S
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- Amino Acid Oxidoreductases genetics, Base Sequence, Biopsy, Blotting, Northern, Carcinoma, Squamous Cell genetics, Carcinoma, Squamous Cell pathology, Cloning, Molecular, DNA Probes, DNA, Complementary genetics, Disease Progression, Gene Expression Profiling, Head and Neck Neoplasms genetics, Head and Neck Neoplasms pathology, Humans, Molecular Sequence Data, Polymerase Chain Reaction, Protein-Lysine 6-Oxidase, RNA, Messenger biosynthesis, RNA, Messenger genetics, Amino Acid Oxidoreductases biosynthesis, Carcinoma, Squamous Cell enzymology, Head and Neck Neoplasms enzymology
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Background: To compare the mRNA expression profile of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) cells and normal epithelial cells., Materials and Methods: Differential display was used to trace genes showing differential expression in HNSCC cells. Rapid amplification of cDNA ends (RACE) was carried out to identify 5'upstream sequences followed by Northern hybridisation for verification of the differential mRNA expression., Results: An overexpression of a 59 bp gene fragment was detected in HNSCC cells in contrast to normal epithelial cells. After cloning and sequencing the gene fragment, high grade of homology was found with a human cDNA full insert sequence (fis). After amplification and sequencing of the 5'end of the fis clone, subsequent database searches showed an exact match with the coding sequence of the human lysyl oxidase-like gene 4 (LOXL4). The differential expression of this 4.8 kb LOXL4-mRNA was confirmed by Northern hybridisation., Conclusion: The data presented in this work might emphasize the involvement of LOXL4 in molecular processes of the genesis or progression of head and neck carcinomas.
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- 2003
35. Fish status survey of Nordic lakes: effects of acidification, eutrophication and stocking activity on present fish species composition.
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Tammi J, Appelberg M, Beier U, Hesthagen T, Lappalainen A, and Rask M
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- Animals, Data Collection, Female, Finland, Fisheries, Male, Norway, Population Dynamics, Sweden, Acid Rain, Eutrophication, Fishes
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The status of fish populations in 3821 lakes in Norway, Sweden and Finland was assessed in 1995-1997. The survey lakes were chosen by stratified random sampling from all (126 482) Fennoscandian lakes > or = 0.04 km2. The water chemistry of the lakes was analyzed and information on fish status was obtained by a postal inquiry. Fish population losses were most frequent in the most highly acidified region of southern Norway and least common in eastern Fennoscandia. According to the inquiry results, the number of lost stocks of brown trout (Salmo trutta), roach (Rutilus rutilus), Arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus) and perch (Perca fluviatilis) was estimated to exceed 10000. The number of stocks of these species potentially affected by the low alkalinity of lake water was estimated to exceed 11000. About 3300 lakes showed high total phosphorus (> 25 microg L(-1)) and cyprinid dominance in eastern Fennoscandia, notably southwestern Finland. This survey did not reveal any extinction of fish species due to eutrophication. One-third of the lakes had been artificially stocked with at least one new species, most often brown trout, whitefish (Coregonus lavaretus s.l.), Arctic char, rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss), pike-perch (Stizostedion lucioperca), grayling (Thymallus thymallus), pike (Esox lucius), bream (Abramis brama), tench (Tinca tinca) and European minnow (Phoxinus phoxinus). The number of artificially manipulated stocks of these species in Fennoscandian lakes was estimated to exceed 52000. Hence, the number of fish species occurring in Nordic lakes has recently been changed more by stockings than by losses of fish species through environmental changes such as acidification.
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36. Overexpression of the human myosin-binding protein-C1 mRNA in laryngeal squamous cell carcinoma cells.
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Beier UH, Görögh T, Holtmeier C, Ambrosch P, and Maune S
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- Base Sequence, Carcinoma, Squamous Cell metabolism, Carrier Proteins biosynthesis, Gene Expression Profiling, Humans, Laryngeal Neoplasms metabolism, Molecular Sequence Data, RNA, Messenger biosynthesis, RNA, Messenger genetics, Reverse Transcriptase Polymerase Chain Reaction, Carcinoma, Squamous Cell genetics, Carrier Proteins genetics, Laryngeal Neoplasms genetics
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Background: To compare gene expression patterns between laryngeal squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) cells and their normal phenotypes to identify genes showing differential expression., Materials and Methods: Messenger RNA was isolated from both kinds of cells, reversely transcribed and subjected to differential display reverse transcription (DDRT)-PCR. Gene fragments showing difference in the expression were recovered, reamplified, cloned and sequenced, enabling homology search. Total RNA was isolated from laryngeal SCC cells and adjacent normal mucosa and subjected to Northern hybridization., Results: A 159 bp gene fragment was detected, revealing 96% homology with the human myosin-binding protein-C1 (MYBPC-1) gene. Compared to the benign phenotypes the expression of MYBPC-1 was particularly increased in SCC cells, confirmed by Northern hybridization., Conclusion: The results presented in this work may help to extend the diagnostic panoply available for the evaluation of laryngeal tissue conspicuous for malignancy.
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- 2002
37. [Ovarian sarcoma in childhood].
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Beier U, Kirmse H, and Günther L
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- Autopsy, Child, Diagnosis, Differential, Female, Humans, Time Factors, Ovarian Neoplasms classification, Ovarian Neoplasms diagnosis, Ovarian Neoplasms mortality, Ovarian Neoplasms pathology, Ovarian Neoplasms radiotherapy, Sarcoma pathology
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- 1970
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