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(A) CD4/CD8 Flow Cytometry Gating Strategy shows isolated CD4+ and CD8+ T cells separately labeled with CellTrace Violet dye (Vio+) and CellTrace Red dye (Red+). (B) Representative flow plots of uninfected (mock), and infected wells (HIV) depicting productively infected CD4+ T cells (live CD3+Vio+Red-CD8-eGFP+ cells) from CD4 mono- and CD4/CD8 co-cultures; the levels of suppression are represented by solid lines connecting the frequencies of eGFP+ cells from CD4 mono-culture wells (black), CD4/CD8 at 1:1 (blue) and 5:1 (red) E:T ratios from each subject (n = 10 subjects). (C) Co-culture with activated B cells or Monocytes. The frequencies of productively infected CD4+ T cells are shown from the CD4 mono-culture wells (black), CD4/CD19 at 1:1 (light orange) and 5:1 (dark orange) E:T ratios; CD4/CD14 at 1:1 (light green) and 5:1 (dark green) E:T ratios. eGFP+ levels are individual values from 8 HIV-negative distinct subjects with solid lines connecting values from mono- and co-cultures from each subject. (D) Infection with Env-defective NL4-3_D2eGFP virus. The levels of suppression are shown by dashed lines connecting the frequencies and mean fluorescence intensity (MFI) of D2eGFP+ cells from CD4 mono-culture wells (black), CD4/CD8 at 1:1 (blue) and 5:1 (red) E:T ratios from each subject (n = 7 subjects). Flow cytometric data for all the samples were performed on day 3 post- HIV infection, and comparisons between frequencies and MFI of HIV expression on mono- and co-cultures were carried out using Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed rank test.

Representative mean fluorescence intensity (MFI) of HLA-DR (A), HLA-E (B) and CellTrace Violet (C) is shown for non-productively infected and uninfected eGFP-CD4+ T cells from mono- and co-cultures in the multiple round infection assay. (A and B) The aggregate MFI data are also shown for HLA-DR and HLA-E of uninfected CD4+ T cells (mock; indicated by triangles), non-productively infected and uninfected CD4+ T cells (eGFP-; indicated by squares), and productively infected CD4+ T cells (eGFP+; indicated by circles) of 10 distinct subjects. Solid lines connecting the MFI values of activation markers (HLA-DR or HLA-E) from CD4 mono-culture wells (black), CD4/CD8 at 1:1 (blue) and 5:1 (red) E:T ratios from each subject represent the levels of suppression by CD8+ T cells. (C) Fold change in CellTrace violet MFI relative to CD4+ T cells alone followed by a f (x) = 1/x transformation are depicted for uninfected CD4+ T cells (mock; indicated by triangles), non-productively infected and uninfected CD4+ T cells (eGFP-; indicated by squares), and productively infected CD4+ T cells (eGFP+; indicated by circles) of 10 distinct subjects. Black lines represent the mean and standard deviation. Flow cytometric data for all the samples were performed on day 3 post- HIV infection, and comparisons between MFI of activation and proliferation markers on co-cultures with that of positive control wells (CD4+ T cells alone) were carried out using Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed rank test. See corresponding single cycle infections data of NL4-3_eGFP virus (S2B Fig) and NL4-3_D2eGFP virus (S2C Fig).

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(A) HLA-E (MFI) fold increase in stimulated versus resting CD4+ T cell subsets (n = 6). (B-C) The aggregate data is shown for HLA-DR (MFI), HLA-E (MFI) and CellTrace violet (Fold change in CellTrace violet MFI relative to CD4+ T cells alone, followed by a f (x) = 1/x transformation) of uninfected CD4+ T cells (mock), non-productively infected and uninfected CD4+ T cells (eGFP- /D2eGFP-), and productively infected CD4+ T cells (eGFP+ /D2eGFP+). (B) Experiments conducted with replication competent NL4-3_eGFP virus treated with protease inhibitor Darunavir are indicated by diamonds (n = 6 subjects), and with replication-incompetent Env-defective NL4-3_eGFP complemented in trans with a dual-tropic envelope are indicated by circles (n = 8 subjects). (C) Infection with Env-defective NL4-3_D2eGFP virus. CD4 mono-culture wells (black), CD4/CD8 at 1:1 (blue) and 5:1 (red) E:T ratios from each subject (n = 7 subjects). Comparisons between frequencies and MFI of infection on mono- and co-cultures were carried out using Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed rank test.

Process theories can be used to guide how implementation should be planned, organized, and scheduled, and impact theories can be used to develop hypotheses about how implementation activities will facilitate a desired change[23] The CFIR is a pragmatic meta-theoretical framework that can be used to complement these theories with its comprehensive taxonomy of specific constructs related to the intervention, inner and outer setting, individuals, and implementation process. For example, the CFIR complements a process theory published by Pronovost and colleagues from the Johns Hopkins Quality and Safety Research Group for large-scale translation of scientific evidence into practice that encompasses four major steps [80]. The second step in this process theory is to identify local barriers to implementation without specifying what those barriers may be; the CFIR provides a list of constructs to consider. The RE-AIM framework is used to guide comprehensive evaluation of interventions in terms of Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance (sustainability) [85]. The CFIR opens the 'black box' of the 'I' (implementation) component.

Effects of Lactobacillus reuteri GMNL-263 on hepatic steatosis in treated rats. At the end of the experimental period (14 weeks), the livers obtained from sacrificed rats were subjected to hematoxylin and eosin staining for evaluation of hepatic steatosis. The histological sections of rat liver were observed at magnification 200 . (A) Liver section from control rat showed normal appearance of liver cells; (B) Liver section from high-fructose-diets fed rats showed marked fatty infiltration of hepatocytes with macro- or micro-vesicular steatosis (black arrow); (C) Liver section from Lactobacillus reuteri GMNL-263 and high fructose-treated rats showed mild fatty infiltration of hepatocytes (black arrow). The result shown here was from one representative experiment of six different samples with similar results.

Viral growth (percentage infection; red) and cytotoxicity (black) results for compounds tested at Mount Sinai in New York. TCID50 assay results (green) for zotatifin, hydroxychloroquine and PB28 are also shown. Zotafitin and midostaurin were tested in two independent experiments and data are shown in two individual panels. Data are mean s.d.; n = 3 biologically independent samples. The full dataset is available in Supplementary Table 6.

Raw Western blot images with molecular weight ladder and black box outlining the image cropping used to generate Extended Data Figure 1b. Both blots were probed with primary antibody α-streptavidin, Qiagen #34850 (1:2500); and secondary α-mouse-HRP conjugate, BioRad #1706516 (1:20,000).

a Tectonic setting of Hokkaido (modified after Kita et al. (2012), originally from Iwasaki et al. (2004), and Kimura (1994), and the Geological Survey of Japan 1992). The main plot is an enlarged image of the squared area in the inset map. The pink zone indicates the Kuril forearc. Dotted lines indicate tectonic boundaries. Thick lines with triangles denote Quaternary and Neogene thrust faults (green: Ishikari-teichi-toen fault zone; thin blue: Yubari-dake fault (Ito 2000); red: Hidaka main thrust; blue: Tokachi Plain faults: purple: Urahoro fault; black: other thrust faults). Green- and gray-shaded zones indicate the Hidaka metamorphic belt and the Kamuikotan metamorphic belt, respectively. Yellow stars indicate relocated hypocenters in the present study. Black stars indicate the hypocenters of the 1970 Hidaka and 1982 Urakawa-oki earthquakes. Triangles indicate sites of active volcanoes. The blue dashed line shows the location of the contact zone of the slab upper surface (Kita et al. 2010) with the anomalously deepened crustal materials. b Schematic diagram of the 2018 M6.7 event and the structure beneath south-central Hokkaido. c Schematic diagram of large inland events and the structure of the collision between the Kuril and NE Japan forearcs beneath the Hidaka collision zone

35 consecutive patients (mean age 43.6 9.8 years) with sCAD received a cervical multi-sequence 3T CMR with fat-saturated black-blood T1w-, T2w- and TOF images. Age of sCAD was defined as time between onset of symptoms (stroke, TIA or Horner's syndrome) and the CMR scan. VWH were categorized into hyperacute, acute, early subacute, late subacute and chronic based on their signal intensities on T1w- and T2w images.

Two radiologists with more than 5 years experience in black blood carotid artery imaging (T.S., K.N.) reviewed all cases and determined the affected vessels, the location of the VWH and its signal intensities. Both reviewers were blinded to clinical data. In case of any discrepant findings between the two readers, a final diagnosis was made in consensus. The age of hemorrhage within VWH was categorized on a 5-point scale into hyperacute, acute, early subacute, late subacute and chronic, based on the relative signal intensities of the hematoma on the T1w- and T2w- images compared to the normal vessel wall (in analogy to cerebral hemorrhage, Table 1). If vessel wall hematomas had mixed signal intensities, the hematoma was classified according to the oldest hemorrhage type present within the hematoma. If patients had more than one dissection, only the artery that contributed to the patient's symptoms was used for further analysis. Figure 2 shows examples for the different presentations of VWH signal intensities. Since a VWH can extend over several segments of an artery, its location was determined by the most proximal appearance. For the internal carotid artery (ICA) the beginning of the VWH was classified as either cervical/extracranial (C1 segment) or intracranial (C2 to C7 segment) [17]. The beginning of the VWH in the vertebral artery (VA) was described using the typical division of the VA into 4 segments (V1, V2, V3, V4) with V1 being the most proximal and V4 the intracranial part of the artery. The level of stenosis was evaluated according to the North American Symptomatic Carotid Endarterectomy Trial (NASCET) criteria on TOF images, i.e.comparing the measured lumen diameter at the site of dissection with the diameter at a more distal location with a normal lumen diameter. 2ff7e9595c