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So, all these endogenous small interfering RNAs need to be further characterized to elucidate their cellular functions.
CD163+ TAMs need to be further characterized to better understand the role of TAMs in the progression of OSCC.
A functional circuit can then be further characterized to identify parameter ranges that support the desired behavior and to experimentally test hypotheses.
In addition, the in vitro and in vivo essential genes identified in this study may be further characterized to offer a better understanding of MAP pathogenesis, and potentially contribute to the discovery of novel therapeutic and vaccine targets.
Therefore, other signaling pathways, such as c-Jun N-terminal kinase, p38 and PI3K, as well as cross-talk between these pathways, need to be further characterized to explore the detailed mechanisms responsible for the osteogenic differentiation of BMSCs cultured on various chemical groups.
The optimized LPAC samples prepared were further characterized to understand their physical and chemical characteristics.
The catalysts were further characterized to understand the morphology, surface area by using transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and N2-sorption measurements.
Herein, the reactivity of each hypervariable peptide mixture within our candidate peptide vaccine was further characterized to optimize the final vaccine formulation for the future clinical studies.
PHEA-PLA-MA scaffold that has shown homogeneous porosity and the best degradation profile has been further characterized to study its mechanical properties along with its capacity to incorporate and to control the release of dexamethasone.
624 pathway variants were screened using a NADPH-dependent blue fluorescent protein, and 22 were further characterized to determine the relationship between enzyme expression levels and NADPH regeneration rates.
Five clones (OST37699, OST45739, OST68099, OST364354, and OST361114) were further characterized to determine the genomic location of the gene trap vector insertion and predict the extent of mutagenicity provided by each distinct gene trap mutation.
