As a result, clinical research came to be seen as an essentially unique activity.
If general stimulation activities and rehabilitative compensation are excluded, perhaps, cognitive training can be examined appropriately as a unique stand-alone intervention.
which has as a unique solution (u=0).
This work expands the set of eukaryotic BVMOs and explores the Yarrowia monooxygenase A, which might belong to a new class of BVMOs as indicated by its unique activity and a phylogenetic analysis.
This efficient route provided the masked 4-hydroxy-4 isopropyl glutamic acid 12 in just four steps from 8. With 12 in hand, a synthesis of 2 was attempted because of its unique activity as a PPI inhibitor and the uncertainty associated with its stereochemical assignment.
More recently, some commentators have come to question the view that clinical research is a unique human activity, as well as the regulations and guidelines which result from this view.
Furthermore, we demonstrate the cell-specific use of ChR2 current as a unique modulator of intrinsic activity, allowing for optical control of AP duration in atrial and, to a lesser degree, in ventricular myocytes.
Although most vitamin D preparations developed thus far have focused on side-chain modifications, providing many useful analogues with high potency and selectivity, in recent years, modifications of the A-ring has attracted much attention because it can afford useful analogues exhibiting unique activity profiles as well.
Primordial germ cells (PGCs), the precursor of gametes, have a unique migration activity in birds as well as in mammals.
In summary, our model serves as a unique platform in which MaSC activity can be non-invasively, sensitively and quantitatively monitored by bioluminescence imaging.
