In recent times, small molecules with versatile properties have shown the capability to induce multiple factors.
It's not that hospitals don't have the capability to induce hypothermia or monitor CPR efforts, Parnia says, but rather that they simply do not implement them.
According to this diagram, images with positive parallax have little or no capability to induce discomfort, while negative parallax is most likely to cause discomfort if not controlled.
Therefore, great attention has been paid to give the metal substrates a capability to induce HA formation by attaching functional groups onto their surfaces [9].
The scaffold was designed to fulfil three fundamental criteria: capability to induce cell adhesion and proliferation, support of in vivo vascularization and match of native tissue mechanical properties.
Its capability to induce mucosal, humoral, and cellular responses in mice and guinea pigs was evaluated after oral administration with vegetative cells of 1A751/CTB-TEpiAs 1A751/CTB-TEpiAs
Although both Na+ and Cl− ions have the capability to induce many physiological and/biochemical disorders in plants, nevertheless, Cl− is among the most hazardous (Tavakkoli et al. 2010).
This novel small molecule called BRD7552 triggered transcriptionally permissive epigenetic changes in the PDX1 promoter region and has shown the capability to induce PDX1 expression in multiple cell lines and primary human cells.
Some of these perturbations include increasing the production of membranous lipids that had the capability to induce membrane curvature and permeability, as well as visibly altering both human and mosquito intracellular membrane architecture to support DENV replication.
After the treatment with Au NPs, we observed dramatic phenotypic modifications in the subsequent generations of Drosophila, demonstrating their capability to induce mutagenic effects that may be transmitted to the descendants.
