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The story is the same across many parts of Africa, where farmers rely on erratic rains and depleted surface water while potentially vast groundwater reserves go ignored.

Treatment with extensin inhibitor 3,4-DHP depleted surface-localized JIM11 and JIM20 epitopes and also disrupted ECM.

The cells were mounted in the Ussing chamber and maintained at 37 °C to monitor the functional outcomes on Isc of depleting surface levels of ΔF508 CFTR and ΔF508 CFTR His 10 molecules over a period of time in the presence or absence of VX-809.

In the UK, the 2009/10 winter was characterised by sustained low temperatures; grit stocks became depleted and surfaces left untreated.

As positive controls, we found that Vpu depleted cell surface CD4 and tetherin, while Nef depleted cell surface CD4 and HLA-A.

The critical wire diameter d crit, below which a nanowire will be completely depleted by surface states, is [6]: where ε is the permittivity of ZnO (ε is approximately 8.5) [12].

Marine derived HCO−3 was depleted from surface waters migrating across the intertidal slope and a strong gradient in HCO−3 was observed from the tidal fringe to the adjacent tributary channel and nearby estuary.

The mean surface soil organic carbon and total nitrogen contents in cultivated areas (regardless of erosion status) were less than half that measured in an uncultivated area, indicating that intensive tillage and cropping has significantly depleted the surface soil organic matter in this landscape.

The process of biodegrading of glycols also increases the risk to organisms, as oxygen levels become depleted in surface waters (p. 13).

Our data, consistent with those published very recently [17], revealed that the E50K mutation, with an enhanced ability to interact with TfR (Fig. 7B), blocked the Tf uptake (Fig. 5A and 5B), modified the TfR distribution (Fig. 5D), and depleted the surface TfR (Fig. 8) even more dramatically than the wild type.

This process probably provides a mechanism for cells to migrate from heavily colonized areas that have been depleted of surface-adsorbed nutrients to areas more supportive of growth.