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We have developed a novel concept for immunogen construction based on introduction of massive mutations within the epitopes targeting antigenically variable pathogens and diseases.
The most successful attempt to design a standard format in computational chemistry is based on introduction of Chemical Markup Language (XML/CML) [13,14].
As 'electrocatalytic' behavior of CNT-modified electrodes toward most analytes has been shown to be based on introduction of large number of edge-plane-like sites onto the electrode surface via CNT [16], destruction of these sites apparently affects the performance of MWCNT-modified electrodes.
Pathogen-specific metabolic pathways may be detected by breath tests based on introduction of stable isotopically-labeled substrates and detection of labeled products in exhaled breath using portable infrared spectrometers.
Pathogen-specific metabolic pathways may be rapidly detected by breath tests based on introduction of nontoxic isotopically-labeled substrates and detection of labeled products that are specific to microbial metabolism in exhaled breath.
This suggested the presence of positive therapeutic effects in survival of HIV-infected individuals based on introduction of government supported-antiretroviral therapy.
Chromosome engineering is one strategy for enhancing genetic diversity and involves gene introgressions to a crop based on introductions of chromosomal segments from a donor species.
Two different ways of implementing the framework are presented, one based on the introduction of probability models and one without.
This scheme is based on the introduction of scaffolding of the artery with balloon inflated metallic stents averting early constrictive remodelling, stabilizing vascular dissections and eliminating arteral recoil.
In addition, despite being based on the introduction of a new namespace, its introduction in the current Internet architecture is considered affordable.
Those for the continuous phase were found to be satisfactorily represented by the Garner-Tayeban correlation, and a new model, based on the introduction of inertia into that of Kronig and Brink, was developed for the dispersed phase.
