We also discovered that shDNAs could be adapted to act as surrogate mutant inverted terminal repeats (mTRs), sequences that were previously thought to be required for functional self-complementary AAV vectors.
Artificial materials are usually applied as cell carriers, and for this purpose they should be adapted to act as analogues of the extracellular matrix, that is, to control the adhesion, growth, phenotypic maturation, and proper functioning of the cells.
Many have been adapted to other uses.
This leads to the assumption, that a fully developed immune system thought to be perfectly adapted to act against the invasion of pathogens, could have a negative impact in the course of wound healing (Figure 8).
Since tumors likely started developing in parallel with the development of true tissues and organs, this ancient function of Nme1 was then adapted to act in a new highly significant role - the suppression of metastasis.
Based on these observations, the MacArthur Admission Experience Interview and Survey were adapted to the ACT setting to measure coercion perceived by clients.
We thereby created an allelic series of embryonic stem cells and mice, each containing a signal-responsive sentinel with different fluorescent reporters that respond with sensitivity and specificity to retinoic acids, bone morphogenic proteins, activin A, Wnts or Notch, and that can be adapted to any pathway that acts via DNA elements.
Unlike other tablets which detach from the notebook completely and have a hard drive mounted inside the screen, this tablet is really a notebook adapted to act like a tablet.
Cow gastric lysozyme is a basic enzyme adapted to act in the harsh gastric conditions, with optimal activity at low pH (4.5 5.2), low ionic strength values, and resistant to acid and pepsin [ 6, 7].
