Passage of the polymerase through a chromatin template is a potential control point for Pol I transcription, whether at active rRNA repeats or during de novo activation of previously silent repeats.
These results clearly indicate that nanostructured lipid carriers are a potential controlled release formulation for lercanidipine hydrochloride and may be a promising drug delivery system for the treatment of hypertension.
The introduction of combination therapy with artemisinin derivatives, which have gametocytocidal effects, has recently led to the hypothesis that its use for large-scale MDA might be a potential malaria control measure (32 ).
Thus, it could be a potential autoproteolytic control point that acts between the generation of oxidized mC species by the TET enzymes and the DNA repair enzymes that act on DNA with such modifications.
A greater separation of these levels may induce a larger (energetic) barrier and robustness against stochastic fluctuations, which could be a potential mechanism controlling the phenotypic plasticity of E. coli.
Patient D is not a potential control, as he was discharged alive before day four.
QS might be a potential way to control red tides.
Studies also suggest that hypoxia, like growth factors, may be a potential tool to control hypertrophic MSC differentiation (Studer et al. 2012).
These issues need to be resolved, but renin inhibition, in combination therapy with other drugs, may be a potential approach to control glioblastoma progression.
The dual extrusion electrospinning is found to be a potential technique in controlling the hierarchical structures and topology of the scaffolds to influence their bioactivity [63] in comparison to other techniques of formation of scaffolds for tissue engineering.
