Indeed, its capability to (i) attach to mucosal surfaces through pili, (ii) make biofilms, and (iii) utilize aromatic compounds and L-histidine suggests that it is fully equipped to invade vaginal mucosa.
Theories for the postnatal presence and then reduction of TNC within the articular cartilage include maintenance of the chondrocyte phenotype, capability of the cells to attach and then detach in an expanding matrix, and the utilization of signal transduction for mediating chondrocyte developmental fate [ 38].
Attachment and invasion assays to examine the capability of selected bacterial strains to attach and invade mammalian cells (Caco-2, rBCEC4 and HBMEC) were as previously described [ 29].
To integrate PET imaging capability into Au NMs, the most common way is to attach a radiometal (e. g., Cu) onto the Au NMs via a metal chelator.
Indeed, these proteins are equipped with both a UBA (ubiquitin-associated) domain, with the capability to recognize and attach directly to polyubiquitin chains on the surface of aggregates, as well as an LC3-interacting region (LIR), able to recruit and directly bind to essential autophagosome membrane proteins.
It uses the Secure Digital I/O interface to attach to an iPaq (the PDA must have SDIO capabilities).
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As the transgenic GalNAc-T2 plants demonstrated capability for attaching GalNAc to the endogenous endochitinase, we further examined their potential to glycosylate a model protein expressed at high levels.
The primary purpose of PSI's mzQuantML is to provide the capability to communicate quantitative values attached to proteins or groups of proteins (that share some ambiguity in peptide assignment), peptides (potentially derived from multiple MS measurements) and quantified regions of raw MS data, called 'features'features
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].
In the case of a dual continuum, the model has in its physics the capability to clearly separate conduction properties attached to fractures and channels from capacitive properties of the host matrix.
