Sentence examples for And bek from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the replication kinetics of BoHV-4ΔIE1 and BoHV-4 were compared on BEK-boBST-2, BEK/IE1 and BEK cells.

Aika and Bek know where the "sweet spot" is the present moment, that special place "between longing and regret" that Mr Tesson is ultimately in search of.

In April I was given two dogs, Aika and Bek, who helped combat loneliness, and would bark if a bear came near, from the end of May when they came out of hibernation.

On 10-10-10, about 50 GEK and BEK customers were on hand for a workshop to gain hands-on experience in construction, testing and modification of the machines.

A comprehensive comparison of large and small subunit amino acid sequences by Badger and Bek [14] revealed a six-amino acid insertion close to the N-terminus of noncarboxysomal CbbS proteins that is not present in carboxysomal small subunits.

The selective pressure of G418 was maintained during the passages and BEK stably expressing the flagged bovine tetherin cDNA, BEK-boBST-2, were generated.

A thermodynamic analysis of the driving force approach proposed by Gani and Bek-Pedersen (2000) has been performed.

Similarly, a significant association of LDH-5 cytoplasmic expression with bFGF and bek-bFGF-receptor expression was confirmed (P=0.004 and 0.05, respectively), while the association with TP expression was marginal (P=0.07).

Viruses growth kinetics were assessed infecting BEK, BEK-IE1 and BEK-boBST2 cells with 0.1 m.o.i. of virus, cells were monitored periodically for 72 hs at the microscope to verify the CPE appearance and small aliquots of medium were recovered at 24, 48 and 72 hs and titrated in BEK cells.

Bovine herpesvirus-4 (BoHV-4), BoHV-4ΔTK [ 15] and BoHV-4ΔIE1, were propagated by infecting confluent monolayers of VERO, BEK, BEK-IE1 and BEK-boBST2 cells at a multiplicity of infection (m.o.i). of 0.550% % tissue culture infectious doses (TCID50) per cell and maintained in MEM with 10%% FBS for 2 hs.

Notably, adaptive gene combinations are predicted to form more frequently when recombination (and thus LOH) rates are higher under stress and lower in the absence of stress (Hadany and Beker 2003).