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Among these proteins, the presence of morphogenic factors is known to confer DBMs osteoinductivity, which contributes to direct the differentiation of local mesenchymal stem cells into the osteogenic lineage [40] [42].
The R1275 side chain contributes to direct interaction between activation loop helix and the α ´ C helix, stabilizing the active conformation of active ALK tyrosine kinase domain conformation.
The results from this study strengthen the concept that cough aerosol contributes to direct, indirect and/or airborne transmission of respiratory infections like the Influenza A H1N1 virus.
Therefore, it is theorized that immunocytokine therapeutic effects result from NK-mediated ADCC of tumor cells that contributes to direct tumor cell death, and that this effect results in release of antigens that can facilitate/potentiate the development of anti-tumor T-cell populations.
The final expression of this method contributes to direct understanding of the problems under consideration.
If their PH domains are oriented similarly to that in the APPL1 dimer, the canonical (i.e., L1 L3 L6), ligand-binding triangle in their PH domains likely contributes to direct membrane association of these proteins.
This tool contributes to directing and supporting discussion throughout the planning process.
The results indicate that close examination of the system-based response to frequency-based stimulation highlights a process that contributes to directing embryonic tissue responses to their intricate chemical microenvironment.
Thus, quantification and close examination of the systematic response to different stimulation programs (i.e. various "input" functions) highlights the biophysical processes that contributes to directing embryonic tissue responses to their complex chemical microenvironment.
In contrast, a distinct population of neural crest-derived nestin+ MSCs contributes to directed HSC migration through the secretion of the chemokine Cxcl12 to ultimately establish the HSC niche in the neonatal bone marrow.
Much of the incident optical radiation is absorbed in the bulk material of the emitter with only a small proportion of the photon population contributing to direct emission.
