TAGs, by contrast, are actively produced and consumed by MTB [ 80– 83], and the predictions of TAG MFC are in good agreement with measured abundance changes.
As we did not assess the integrity of the BBB, it is not clear whether these immune mediators entered the brain through a leaky BBB and/or if they were actively produced and released locally in the brain.
ITS related standardization bodies, mainly ISO and ETSI, are actively producing and developing new specifications in this regard.
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The competition could either come from the fight over nutritional resources, or it could come from that A. wodanis is actively producing and secreting bacteriocin-like agents that impede growth across species including both A. wodanis and M. viscosa.
Another change was the prevalence of spy films which began to be actively produced after the Park regime laid out and flooded the public from 1962 onward with the concrete anti-communist principles "victory over communism" and "counterespionage".
Our results suggest that Gln, Glu, Ser, Gly, Cys, Thr, and Pro can be actively produced in heterocysts.
While IFNγ and IL-1β indeed were found to be actively produced by OA cartilage in in vitro explant cultures [ 8], IL-6 and OSM have been found to be produced by OA synovial lining but not by cartilage.
The consequence of this genetic system is that cells with nuclear mCherry have, at some time, transcribed the insulin gene, but need not be actively producing insulin protein, and the (reversible) expression of cytoplasmic GFP indicates whether the β cell is fully mature (GFP positive) or de-differentiated (GFP negative).
Mucosal IgA antibodies are actively produced in and secreted from the plasma cells of local glandular tissue, but can also enter the secretions when plasma cells capable of homing to the mucosa are stimulated and release local IgA [ 3].
