The recurrent amplification of the OCT1 gene and its prominent ability to increase tumour aggressiveness suggest that OCT1 may play a driving role in gastric carcinogenesis.
AgNPs showed prominent ability to inhibit the biofilms formed by Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli and Candida albicans in a laboratory condition through crystal violet assay.
In summary, the prominent ability of the isolated I-BAR domain to deform the membrane and thus to uncouple actin and membrane machineries allowed us to determine the relative contribution of the membrane deformation and the actin assembly to filopodia protrusion (Fig. 7).
Newly isolated and minimally cultured B. longum strains were characterized and strain DJO10A was selected based on its prominent ability to bacteriostatically inhibit other bacteria through the production of siderophores [ 11], a characteristic that appeared attenuated in all culture collection and commercial bifidobacteria analyzed.
These egg activation methods, as expected, induced rises in intracellular calcium levels and also triggered the coordinated release of zinc into the extracellular space in a prominent "zinc spark". The ability of the gamete to mount a zinc spark response was meiotic-stage dependent.
The gene profiling results clearly pointed out that APR gene induction was a prominent feature of the ability of GRs to modulate the inflammatory transcriptional programs.
For instance, in one of the most studied RNA thermometer called the ROSE (Repression Of heat-Shock gene Expression) element, a guanine residue at position 83, paired opposite the Shine-Dalgarno (SD) sequence in a hairpin structure is known to play a prominent role in the ability of the mRNA to change its expression with temperature [4].
Large, multimeric charged protein complexes, along with complex, dynamic ion gradients across both the cell membrane and internal organelle structures, such as the mitochondrial network, could feasibly have a prominent impact on the ability of a cell to respond to a varying electric field.
The idea that there is some sort of bipartite distinction to be made between abilities has been a prominent theme in recent work on ability.
A government agency run by a prominent general was given the ability to "monitor" international organizations and nongovernmental organizations operating in Brazil.
