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Thus, the icosahedral acetyltransferase core constitutes a simple and flexible scaffold for multiple epitope display with access to both cellular and humoral immune response pathways.

The core constitutes a minimal, conserved set of functions, whereas the satellites encode functions, which are strongly environmentally mediated.

The Committee has also emphasised that the minimum core constitutes an immediately realisable obligation for state parties, which, once established, may not be retrogressed from (see CESCR 1990, para 10).

Star polymers with a crosslinked nanogel core constitute an unusual class of polymers with many arms emanating from the functionalized core.

The tendency for crystal rearrangement was less pronounced in star polymers based on dendrimer or hyperbranched cores, suggesting that the dendritic cores constitute an obstacle to crystal rearrangement.

However, a viable core constitutes one bit of heritable information and therefore the number of possible selectable attractors is relatively small, meaning that autocatalytic networks may not be able to sustain open-ended evolution.

The widening gap between Europe's laggard southern periphery and its recovering northern core countries constitutes a structural weakness inherent in the system of a common currency that is shared between such diverse countries.

This bicyclic core structure constitutes a novel chemical scaffold in DAT inhibitor design, which may provide new insights into the 3D structure of the DAT and its interaction with cocaine and DA.

Core myopathy constitutes a group of congenital myopathies that present histopathologic features of focal reduced oxidative activity in muscle biopsies and they are clinically and genetically heterogeneous [ 6– 8].

Acetylation of DNA-bound core histones constitutes an essential mechanism of epigenetic transcriptional regulation [ 1, 2].

The C5 gene set with the highest downregulation enrichment was ORGANELLE_ORGANIZATION and BIOGENESIS, with a core constituted by proteins modulating the cytoskeleton.