These results indicate that Myog-deleted mice have similar liver and muscle glycogen content at rest, but are capable of more extensively depleting their glycogen stores to continuously fuel their metabolisms.
Furthermore, just as one might take remedial action to untangle the cords under a desk, nature is capable of dramatic reversals: an extensively scrambled ciliate gene could become unscrambled in one step by fixation of a mutation that introduces the unscrambled macronuclear DNA into the micronuclear genome.
Although REAPR has a lower FPR (between 3% and 11%), it is only capable of identifying a small number of extensively misassembled contigs (between 2% and 14%) and a small number of locally misassembled contigs (between 2% and 27%).
Self-organizing polymers (foldamers) that are capable of controlled molecular recognition are extensively investigated in supramolecular chemistry.
Just before I let him go to watch the University of Montana vs. Montana State University football game, Power shared one last thought: "The thing about human beings is that we are biologically not only capable of enthusiastically competing but also extensively cooperating.
Beta-blockers that are drugs capable of lowering blood pressure have been extensively used for migraine prevention.
miR-21 is an extensively studied oncogene capable of targeting multiple tumor suppressor genes, which is upregulated in chemoresistant colon cancer stem cells.
The non-adherent mammosphere culture system, in which stem-like cells are capable of forming suspended spheres, has been extensively used to enrich cultures for BT-ICs [ 10].
Electrospun polymeric micro/nanofibrous scaffolds have been investigated extensively as drug delivery platforms capable of controlled and sustained release of therapeutic agents in situ.
During normal development, epithelia remodel extensively indicating that their adhesions are capable of plasticity.
