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Surprisingly, it also binds to a greater number of sites on activated platelets by an, as yet, unknown mechanism.
Lectins of Con A, WGA, and Jacalin were those that bound to a greater number of glycan structures.
The clones that bind to a particular epitope with greater strength are more likely to be selected for further proliferation in the germinal centers of the follicles in various lymphoid tissues like the lymph nodes.
Subtypes of ERs and their signaling mechanisms identified in HCVECs could be applicable for developing estrogen-like compounds to specifically bind to a subtype of ERs with greater specific action on the cerebral arteries, without the estrogen-dependent side effects on the reproductive organs, to prevent cerebral aneurysm formation in menopausal and postmenopausal woman.
The types of ERs and their signaling mechanisms identified in HCVECs could potentially be applied for developing estrogen-like compounds to specifically bind to a subtype of ERs with greater specific action on the cerebral arteries, without the estrogen-dependent side effects on the reproductive organs.
Many self-employed Muslim workers and small businesses in urban centers in a non-Islamic society indicate that they bound to have a great propensity for entrepreneurship compared to the indigenous population.
Many self-employed Muslim workers and small business in urban centers in a non-Islamic society indicate that they are bound to have a great propensity for entrepreneurial activities.
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In contrast, FITC-HDL bound MPT to a great extent (Fig. 4B) suggesting that HDL might inhibit monocyte activation by primarily interacting with the activating factor(s) at the surface of MPT, i.e., at the surface of stimulated T cells.
