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In the scale-free molecular network, targeted disruption of limited numbers of critical components designated hubs, on which the biologically important molecular interactions concentrate, efficiently disturbs the whole cellular function by destabilizing the network [ 9].

Who can blame them?T.M. CHANNINGTokyoPower pointsSIR You associate National Power ("Power crazy", October 10th) with the reproving advice that, "Rather than going global, electricity bosses should perhaps concentrate on efficiently shrinking their domestic business and returning cash to shareholders".

More attentions should be concentrated on efficiently protecting Li metal anode to achieve large capacity and safe Li-S cells with high energy density.

This concentrator can continuously and efficiently concentrate dilute liquid systems with no addition of desorbent.

It is quite possible that there are address level processes that more efficiently concentrate crime.

This dependence makes it difficult to efficiently concentrate valuable minerals of a given density, unless the density range between the valuable and gangue particles is sufficient to overcome the segregation arising from the particle size range.

This implied that several tilt-angle adjustments in a year were required to make EW-V troughs with Cg > 2 efficiently concentrate radiation onto their coupling solar cells in all days of a year.

(1) To safely obtain bone marrow aspirates from the distal femur during arthroscopic knee surgery, (2) to purify and efficiently concentrate connective tissue progenitor cells (CTPs) in the operating room (OR), and (3) to confirm that these are CTPs through their ability to differentiate into bone cells.

Lung tissue can efficiently concentrate the phenothiazines [24] and this may explain that the anti-tuberculosis activity in vivo is higher than expected on basis of in vitro MICs.

With a combined biochemistry-computer simulation approach, we show that the concerted activity of three components can efficiently concentrate microtubules (MTs) at chromatin: (1) an external stimulus in form of a RanGTP gradient centered on chromatin, (2) a feed-back loop where MTs induce production of new MTs, and (3) continuous re-organization of MT structures by dynamic instability.

Nanoporous membranes efficiently concentrate samples.