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It is more likely that there is a more general disorganisation of the chromatin landscape in the mutant liver and that this allows accessibility to sites that are not accessible to HNF4A.

It is more likely that there is a more general disorganisation of the chromatin landscape in the mutant liver and that this allows accessibility to sites that are not normally accessible to HNF4A.

This modification renders chromatin in an active "open" state that allows accessibility to the transcriptional machinery [ 5].

It is possible that sustained expression of genes like emx2 into post-embryonic and larval stages allows accessibility of this important signaling pathway in adult axolotls.

Thus PFA fixation allows accessibility of the IgGs to the cytosol, where they can bind their antigens, but not to the lumen of the organelles of the RSP.

This step allows accessibility to new behaviors that are not possible at the single-oscillator level, similar to the introduction of spatial features into homogeneous systems [ 40].

Non-food contact surface or equipment improperly maintained and/or not properly sealed, raised, spaced or movable to allow accessibility for cleaning on all sides, above and underneath the unit.

Bansal notes that it is highly desirable for antitumor applications, that the size of the delivery vehicle is in the range capable of exploiting the 'leaky' nature of tumor blood vessels, which have pore diameters of between 400 and 600 nm, allowing accessibility to target tumor cells.

Freud considered dreams the "royal road to the unconscious," allowing accessibility to parts of the psyche inaccessible through conscious, everyday thought.

HATs are responsible mainly for destabilizing the chromatin structure to allow accessibility to different transcription factors.

HATs are responsible mainly for destabilizing the chromatin structure to allow accessibility of different transcription factors, including NF-kB to the transcriptional site in the DNA.