On Saturday, the three officers were charged with "abduction, sequestration, theft, possession of firearms, and organized crime".
Twenty-six other defendants were charged with crimes including entrapment, sequestration resulting in death and failing to assist a person in danger.
A number of cellular and diffusion barriers (e.g., size and charge of hASM, enzymatic inactivation, and sequestration of the enzyme by binding proteins) may have been responsible for limiting the penetration and diffusion of hASM into surrounding CNS parenchyma following ICV infusion.
Notably, glycosaminoglycans (GAGs), linear polysaccharides found in the extracellular matrix, are involved in transient sequestration of growth factors via charge interactions.
The other defendants are charged with crimes ranging from entrapment and sequestration that resulted in death to failing to assist a person in peril.
Such sequestration would depend primarily on the surface charge of the complex formed between the HAF and the H, K-ATPase catalytic domain and to a lesser extent on the nature of the neighboring phospholipid microdomain.
"I'm not sure the effects of sequestration on this great institution that is charged with protecting the American people — that those effects are known well enough yet, and it is something I intend to talk about," he said.
They suggested that in addition to 64Cu-chelator stability, factors such as the net charge on the chelators may play an important role in sequestration of radioactivity by tissues.
Although the government eventually restored order... Jews were squeezed out of government employment, limited in schools, and subjected to imprisonment, heavy fines, or sequestration of their property on the flimsiest of charges of being connected to either or both of the two banned movements.
The decrease of sequestration would be explained by the steric hindrance around the cationic charge of the polymer.
