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The finding that phalaenopsine is N-oxygenized by Grammia PNO is in good agreement with the described ability of the larvae of G. geneura to sequester and metabolize these 1,2-saturated PAs into insect PAs.

Together, our results demonstrate a novel and sensitive method for the detection of direct IAV infection at the single-cell level and suggest that the previously described ability of DC to differentially regulate IAV-specific T cell responses during high and low dose IAV infections could relate to the MOI of rDC within the LN rather than the percentage of rDC infected.

Here we show that Id1 is required for the previously described ability of phenotypic HSCs (Lineage- (Lin-) cKit+Sca-1+ cells) [14] to give rise to endothelial progeny [15] [17] and demonstrate the opposing effects of Id1 and its target gene p21 on endothelial and myeloid lineage differentiation in the HSC subset.

We took advantage of the previously described ability of tethered Clr4 to bypass a requirement for Swi6 promote heterochromatin formation (Kagansky et al. 2009).

We speculate that this is due to the recently described ability of HDAC inhibitors, including TSA, to activate PKB through an unknown mechanism [ 47].

In contrast, a number of COGs that are unique to E. faecalis are linked to its previously described ability to use ethanolamine as a carbon source during anaerobic growth in the presence of cobalamin [ 46].

Other studies have described abilities in different diagnostic groups, but typically have not compared these with the criterion of whether the individual does or does not have DMC.

They are used to compare texture describing ability of RIU-LBP and improved RIU-LBP.

They are used to compare texture describing ability of RIU-LBP and improved RIU-LBP. Figure 8 Another tailored remote sensing image.

There are two articles describing ability of bacteria to adhere to and colonize gentamicin [ 69] and mixed gentamicin-vancomycin-loaded cement [ 100] after prolonged periods of implantation and even ability to develop gentamicin resistance despite preoperative susceptibility.

This paper described the ability to dye cotton/nylon blend fabric in one step, one dyeing bath with shortened time.