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The thermo-responsive water permeability and the possible application of the SPNs as pervaporation membranes for the separation of a water/isopropanol mixture were investigated as a function of temperature and network composition.
This review focuses on the pathophysiological analysis of urinary incontinence and the possible application of muscle-derived-stem cells, satellite cells, chondrocytes and adipose-derived-stem cells in restoring sphincter functions.
Attempts were made to insure a comprehensive coverage of the literature, which deals with vastly different approaches and aims concerning the chemistry, the polymer architectures and the possible application of the ensuing materials.
Although such hyperstimulating regimens are unlikely to find their way into practical vaccination of humans, this information is of great value as it may facilitate the understanding of the toxicity mechanisms, aid the design of standardised models for the assessment of adjuvant safety and the possible application of new adjuvants in vaccines for humans.
The better the matching of the anatomical structures, the better the regional interpretation and the possible application of such matched or fused images for image-guided therapy.
In this study, we sought to dissect the roles of autocrine VEGF/VEGFR signaling in the fate determination of mESCs and the generation of iPSCs and discuss the possible application of VEGFR inhibitor sunitinib in stem cell culture.
as a natural medicine and indicated the possible application of this medicinal plant such anti inflammatory activity and cytotoxic agents.
The validation study also helps find out future improvement directions and demonstrates the possible application to ground-based remote sensing data.
Our data provides the experimental support for the functional importance of these processes in the parasite and consequently the possible application of cyclosporin as an antimalarial drug [24].
These findings demonstrate that stimulation of germination could represent a novel method to enhance killing of C. difficile spores by UV-C, and suggest the possible application of this strategy as a means to enhance killing by other agents.
Taken together, these data demonstrate that stimulation of germination could represent a novel method to enhance killing of spores by UV-C, and suggest the possible application of this strategy as a means to enhance killing by other agents.
