Thus, a specific drug delivery system was designed for potential cancer treatment.
These experiments are designed for potential battery plate production quality control and in situ monitoring of battery condition.
In this study, a single walled carbon nanotube- (SWCNT) based multi-junction sensor was designed for potential multiplexed detection of foodborne pathogens.
The new ligands were designed for potential applications in the stabilization of novel low valent main group species or transition metal heteronuclear multiply bonded compounds.
The theory underlying one parameterization (2D Leith due to Leith, 1996) is that of enstrophy cascades in two-dimensional turbulence, while the other (QG Leith) is designed for potential enstrophy cascades in quasi-geostrophic turbulence.
A new series of polyorganophosphazenes have been designed for potential photorefractive effect and synthesized via a nucleophilic substitution reaction of poly(dichlorophosphazene) with N- 6-Hydroxyhexanyl carbazole (HCZ) as charge-traN- 6-Hydroxyhexanyl carbazolehexaN- 6-Hydroxyhexanyl carbazoleazole (HCZCZ) as elecharge-transportingphore.
To determine the predominant alternatively spliced variants of CerS1-2, reverse primers were designed for potential poly(A) signals with AAUAAA, or AAGAAA, UAUAAA, or TATAAA as previously described (Tian et al, 2005).
The period of 3.5 weeks was designed for potential radiation-induced HR events to occur and to adjust for previously determined age-related increases in HR events (both continuously exposed animals and acutely exposed animals were of the same age at analysis).
Primers were designed for potential p53 binding sites in promoter regions covered with probes on the promoter microarray for the genes PLK3, FAS, APAF1, FBXO22, DDB2, DGKZ, MASPIN, MGC4771, SEMA3B, PCM1, GDF9, DPAGT1, SKI, SYK, CSPG2, OVOL1, PLXNB3, TSSC4, NR1H3, RPS27L, EVA1, ITPKB, ICT1, VSNL1, PRKAB2, and GAPDH.
The substrate specificity of BO suggests that selective inhibitors can be designed for the potential control of L. maculans.
