Surprisingly, we find that Rnd3 induces an increase in stress fibres, in contrast to its ability to induce loss of stress fibres in other cell types.
Zipf's law emerges in humans, in contrast, because our ability to amass a large vocabulary is offset by an inability to quickly retrieve obscure words from the recesses of our memory.
Therefore, SPIONPs-containing rABL (SPIO@rABL) showed contrast enhancement ability in in vivo MRI.
This, the report notes, stands in contrast to scientists' ability to actually detect chemicals in people.
Furthermore, in SYF mouse cells lacking Src, Yes and Fyn, EGF, PDGF-BB or FGF2 failed to stimulate Tyr-phosphorylation of Tom1L1, in contrast to their ability to stimulate Tyr-phosphorylation of Tom1L1 in NIH-3T3 mouse cells.
In contrast, this ability is retained in various other engineered mutants.
In contrast, despite the ability of Trak1 WT overexpression to cause mitochondrial hyperfusion in normal MEF cells (data not shown) similar to our results obtained in HeLa cells (Fig. 4), Trak1 WT overexpression was unable to ameliorate the mitochondrial fragmentation phenotype of MFN −/− MEF cells (Fig. 8F and 8J), indicating that Trak1-driven mitochondrial fusion requires mitofusins.
In contrast to the ability of iPSCs to supply dystrophin to the skeletal muscle of mdx∶utrophin (Fig. 1C), the ability of the iPSCs to supply utrophin to the fat of mdx∶utrophin was compromised (Fig. 6).
In contrast to his ability to lay bare the psychology of racism, Naipaul's depiction of a homosexual is clumsy.
Thus aspC cannot substitute for CDC12 during sexual reproduction, in contrast to its ability to partially substitute for cdc12 during vegetative growth of the cdc12 ts mutant.
This is in contrast to the ability of CD34+ cells from different hESCs to give rise to endothelial cells, which was more consistent from line to line (Fig. 2D).
