The product precipitated at pH 7.2 and 37 °C was constituted of spherical aggregates of poorly crystalline hydroxyapatite (HA), similar to that obtained using HEPES as buffer system.
Since each person's happiness is constituted of the aggregate balance of pleasures over pains, this is "the sole end which the legislator ought to have in view: the sole standard in conformity to which each individual ought, as far as depends upon the legislator, to be made to fashion his behaviour" (1970, 34).
Thus in this paper, the SPH method is employed to study the slope failure problems, especially focusing on soil large deformation and soil-rock interaction in natural slopes constituted of earth-rock aggregate.
However the starvation time lasted only few days and the pre-cultures were probably heterogeneous and were constituted of both nanowire-rich aggregates and nanowire-poor planktonic cells.
On the contrary homo-aggregates constituted of soluble cargo (hGH) were efficiently formed even after re-aggregation at 16°C or 20°C.
Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) reveals that they are formed of large aggregates of platelets, constituted of closely-packed nanoparticles.
Similar to many other RNA viruses, classical electron microscopy studies provided evidence that VSV exhibits a high viral particle-to-PFU ratio and that individual PFUs are often constituted by aggregates of infectious viral particles (Arstila, 1976; Galasso, 1967).
Fibroblast foci represent the hallmark lesions of IPF, as they constitute aggregates of activated myofibroblasts, which promote excessive ECM deposition [7].
Although patients with ectopic GCs have lower levels of Be2 cytokines than other SS patients, accumulating evidence supports the view that most of these B-cell clusters do not fulfill the requisites for ectopic GCs, but constitute aggregates of immature B cells [ 36].
Unlike classical inclusion bodies, where inactive recombinant proteins form large aggregates, non-classical inclusion bodies constitute of large amounts of most likely correctly folded over-expressed protein [22].
