To generate a targeted cellular hypoxic microenvironment under ambient atmospheric conditions, we characterised the ability of the dissolved oxygen-depleting sodium sulfite to generate an in-liquid oxygen sink.
Thus, in this study, we synthesised CHAT and characterised its ability to deliver bioavailable copper and, hence, to demonstrate antimicrobial activity.
In the last few years, several groups have characterised the ability of the retroviral protein Vpx to rescue HIV-1 infection in MDM by overcoming a restriction imposed by an unknown antiviral factor in these cells [26], [27], [28].
In addition, we and others have characterised the ability of HUVEC to bind leukocytes and to respond to cytokines in great detail.
Here, we demonstrated and characterised the ability of ivermectin to protect mice from the toxicity of a lethal dose of strychnine, likely by providing sufficient basal activity of spinal glycine receptors to alleviate strychnine block.
To characterise the ability of the pppA-ppkA mutant strain to cope with stress conditions, its ability to survive H2O2-induced oxidative stress was examined and compared with that of the parental strain.
Thermal and thermo-mechanical tests were applied to characterise their ability to protect dies.
The loss modulus characterises the ability of the material to dissipate energy.
The storage modulus characterises the ability to store energy which is then available for elastic recoil.
E. coli (strain DH5α) was used to characterise the ability of FcA to monitor cellular respiration via oxygen concentration.
To characterise the ability of antibodies to bind to Aβ from human cases, brain sections from AD cases were stained with and without formic acid antigenic retrieval (Fig. 1f).
