The configuration of endothelia, perineurial cells and associated tight junctions that constitute the BNI confer the possibility for movement of fluid, various-sized solutes and cells across this interface in response to adaptive alterations of permeability during development or in response to trauma, disease or toxic insult.
The high lipid and carbohydrate content of green microalgae confers the possibility of conversion to biofuels (Sahay and Braganza 2016) including biodiesel, bioethanol, biomethane, and bio-oil (Lam and Lee 2012).
The presence of germline and somatic RNF43 mutations also confers the possibility of using an additional class of therapeutic agents.
This confers the possibility to create asymmetric assemblies with different components bound to only one side of a membrane or to embed transmembrane structures in distinct orientations.
The incorporation of GE papaya into the agricultural landscape in Hawai'i confers the possibility of movement of transgenes between the GE and non-GE papayas through outcrossing (i.e., pollen movement) or seed movement.
Additionally, the physical association between IP3R and Cx43 in the GJs and the alterations in Cx43 phosphorylation confer the possibilities of their molecular interactions directly or indirectly, and thus affecting the Cx43 function.
The presence of the epoxy ring and double bond in these systems confers the possibilities to obtain the thermosetting products via sequential photo and thermal crosslinking.
There is the social cachet a prestigious museum confers, the occasional possibility of career enhancement, the need to fill the day with substantive work.
Interest of this investigation is based upon the fact that the heterogeneous structure of the particles can confer them both the possibility to respond to external magnetic fields and to be used as drug carriers.
We suggest that regular daily practice of a GI program have a possibility to confer benefits in reducing stress and improving health.
Therefore, based on this observation, we investigated whether Y. lipolytica harbors genes that allow cellobiose degradation and thus the possibility to confer cellobiose-degrading ability to Y. lipolytica through the use of endogenous β-glucosidases.
