Moreover, several lines of evidence indicate that aggregated oligomeric assemblies preceding the formation of mature amyloid fibrils are the culprits of many protein aggregation diseases 21– 25 and optical ligands with the capacity to detect these species are therefore highly sought after.
Aaron Rouse: Made some great sticks in the running game, and didn't seem to be the culprit on many of those passes over the middle to Witten et al. Also had that sack of Romo on the blitz.
The culprits for many of the big misses are write-downs on properties and land, as well as the effects of accounting changes, debt repayment and other irregular expenses.
"Rather than blaming the victims -- in this case, the alleged student-athletes, the Drake Group ought to go after the real culprit, the desire of many colleges to use athletic recognition for institutional prestige instead of focusing on its faculty, students and academic programs.
But yeah I'm definitely the culprit for many stupid moments where my ego got the best of me.
Oxidation also produces more acid, a major culprit in the breakdown of many modern papers.
There are serious scientists who counter that sugar is one of many culprits, rather than the starring villain.
The same goes for all these indie bands pretending they've always been down with gospel and folk music (Elbow and Fleet Foxes are two of many culprits).
Autoantigen-specific B cells are culprits in the pathogenesis of many autoimmune diseases either through the production of autoreactive antibodies or as very effective antigen-presenting cells.
The culprit, like many of the substances mentioned above, may be ingested or applied topically.
