Our research found that people's everyday work lives are greatly enriched when they make progress at work that they find meaningful.
Yet this is all familiar territory in a debate that could be greatly enriched by a new perspective.
Further evolution of TIC can be greatly enriched by the incorporation of findings from neuroscience research that currently are absent in most approaches.
Therefore, it was necessary to use concentrated protein lysates from spleen on Western blots, where Cav1.4 protein appears to be greatly enriched [16].
We have recently shown in cells freshly obtained from the mouse brain that mRNA for the mainly intracellular nucleoside transporter equilibrative nucleoside transporter 3 (ENT3; Baldwin et al., 2005), determined by reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR), is greatly enriched in astrocytes when compared with neurons.
As described in Figure 6D (ex Figure 5D), HGF-treated secondary spheres, when compared to untreated cultures, are greatly enriched in K5-positive cells (20% vs <1%).
Ccl2 mRNA was greatly enriched in sorted GFPlowLy6Chigh cells (pooled from 8 eyes) when compared to whole-eye-lysats, confirming that Cx3cr1-deficient Ly6ChighCCR2+ MPs strongly express CCL2 in the model (Fig 2I).
The C. elegans genome is greatly enriched in F-box, F-box-associated, FTH, and C-type lectin domains, among others, when compared to the P. redivivus genome.
However, when GAP-43P was acylated by palmitoyl coenzyme A, both the peptide and PIP(2) were greatly enriched in detergent-resistant membranes that correspond to rafts; acylation of GAP-43P changed the free energy of transfer of PIP(2) from detergent-soluble membranes to detergent-resistant membranes by -1.3 kcal/mol.
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