Previously, the general reaction of allyl- and thiol-functionalized monomers for hydrogel formation was considered too slow for gel formation in the presence of cells, which may be due to a rate-limiting chain transfer step, and has been described with limited use in cell culture applications for the modification of synthetic hydrogel matrices with pendant alloc-modified peptide tethers.
Western blotting assays were performed as previously described, with limited modifications.
= Cannot tell (described but with limited detail) Of the 37 articles [ 25– 61] three are presented data from multi-country surveys [ 31, 54, 56], the remaining thirty-four were standalone study projects [ 25– 32, 32– 55, 57, 57– 61].
Cultures transduced with Lv-shVIM presented an intermediate phenotype, as previously described, with stronger GFAP immunoreactivity and limited wound healing.
We have yet to determine whether the mixed results that have been described with this drug in the limited case reports are due to late treatment or other factors, such as need for higher doses (13, 35 ).
The closest supermarket is several miles away, in Stratford.The term "food desert" was coined to describe areas with limited access to healthy food.
8, 11 One previous report with limited data describes a homozygous R406W carrier who developed nonfluent speech, behavioural changes, and parkinsonism.
GRO-seq libraries were generated from two biological replicates of AC16 cells under the indicated treatment conditions, as previously described [ 18], but with limited modifications described previously [ 13].
Cell-free desaturase activity was assayed as described previously [25], with limited modifications.
Pham et al (2006) described that patients with limited cigarette exposure (<15 pack years) had a high incidence of EGFR mutations like never smokers (51%).
Many patients and carers were still attending their local sports or recreation club and although they described limited interaction with other patrons, it was a location for them to meet up, be entertained, and be a part of a 'social world'.
