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Nano-carriers of drugs show great potential for such task due to their capability of accumulating and releasing their payload specifically, at the tumor site.

Also, in its interaction with metals, it can be assumed that S. xiamenensis BC01 has the capability of accumulating and transforming these metals to nontoxic forms.

Based on the capability of accumulating and managing data if they are those described with a predetermined XML technology, it facilitates their continued accumulation even if the client's equipment type is changed.

Engineering of microbial cells with the capability of accumulating multiple products is sometimes attractive owing to its unique advantages in balancing the in vivo metabolic flux and restoring the optimal cell physiology.

The capability for accumulating lipids by these bacterial strains belonging to Nocardioides and Rhodococcus genera was not analyzed; however, the biosynthesis and accumulation of TAG is a known feature of bacteria belonging to Rhodococcus genus (Alvarez and Steinbüchel 2010).

Children with various forms of organic acidaemia have carnitine requirements that exceed their dietary intake and biosynthetic capability, in order to permit excretion of accumulating organic acids.

P. incisa has been assigned an "oleaginous microalga" and the richest plant source of ARA known so far due to its capability to accumulate high amounts of ARA (up to 59% of its total FA content) [ 20].

When the stressors begin to pile up, the contribution of project managers' capability will be hindered, but only the process of accumulating knowledge assets is affected.

Among terrestrial invertebrates, the gastropods Helix spp. have the capability to accumulate different classes of chemicals and serve as pertinent species for monitoring trace metals, agrochemicals, urban pollution, and electromagnetic exposure (Beeby and Richmond 2002, 2003; Berger and Dallinger 1993; Gomot de Vaufleury and Pihan 2000; Regoli et al. 2005; Snyman et al. 2000; Viard et al. 2004).

Fig. 9 illustrates changes in electrochemical transmembrane potential of mitochondria detected by cells capability to accumulate the mitochondrial probe rhodamine 123 (Rh-123) in TK6 cells treated with the investigated gero-preventive agents.

The main problems of these metabolic engineering processes are plasmid instability and the low capability to accumulate lycopene in the cytoplasmic membrane from non-carotenogenic organisms (Wang et al. 2012).