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Such nanoscale patterning of the TMD layer could be realized by using photolithography and alternatively also by controlling the initial growth mode to obtain nanoscale islands [23].

Nevertheless, there might be bacterial clades and, alternatively, also viral targets in the human intestinal microbiome better suited as MST targets than the ones used in the human assays tested in this study.

To directly determine the localization of PRORP1 and PRORP2, we expressed both proteins with a C-terminal YFP tag in T. brucei cells (insect form) and alternatively also localized the endogenous proteins by immunofluorescence using antibodies raised against the recombinant proteins.

This concerns the edge A →  C (explained by path A →  B →  C and alternatively also by path A →  D →  B →  C both fulfilling the sign and weight conditions), the edge A →  B (explained by path A →  D→ B) and the edge D →  B (explainable by the path D ⊣  E →  C ⊣  B).

In the GC step, the initial oven temperature was 70°C, which was held for 1 min, followed by a 9°C/min temperature increase until the final temperature of 350°C was reached, which was held again for 8 min. Metabolites were measured in splitless mode (2 and 7) and alternatively also in split mode with a split ratio of 5 (7).

Alternatively, also atoms in optical waveguides or phononic crystals allow for implementing spin models with controllable interactions, and could be tuned into a ferromagnetic short-range regime [42].

Cell death was alternatively also blocked by inclusion of necrosulfonamide, which targets the death-inducing RIPK3 substrate, MLKL.

More recently it became clear that cAMP may alternatively also activate the exchange protein activated by cAMP (Epac) pathway [ 98 ].

However, it should be noted that other differences between the platforms also exist, and alternatively, these could also play a role for the better sensitivity of the miRCURY platform.

Both classically activated macrophages (CAMs, also called M1) and alternatively activated macrophages (AAMs, also called M2) are known to play important roles in wound repair and fibrosis, either by directly releasing profibrotic cytokines or by recruiting other cell types that regulate extracellular matrix turnover [ 36].

Alternatively and also possible, the cassette exchange reactions might have occurred already at the transient episomal stage where RMCE was initiated between the two cassettes still present as episomal plasmids.