Subsequently, these dissociated NP-DNA strains can either be internalized by the B cells or diffuse into the bulky aqueous buffer; (2) The adhesion of B cells with 56 pN NP-TGT presenting coverslip was so tight that it would greatly diminish the accessibility of NP-specific antibodies to NP-TGT molecules within the B cell IS.
This effect is caused by the toxic properties of fatty acids on rumen microbial populations, coating of feed particles diminishing the accessibility for microbes, and a reduction in dry matter intake (DMI).
To diminish nucleotide accessibilities at specific sites in vivo, we used two different masking elements: antisense locked nucleic acid (LNA) oligonucleotides and exon-junction complexes (EJCs).
Structural steric hindrance diminishes target accessibility and hence raises the transition state energy of the interacting species.
Limitation in terms of mixing and mass transfer can affect the homogeneity of the slurry and diminishing the accessibility of phenols to the action of laccase [ 20, 24].
As data is collated from local, regional, state and national data sets, visibility of local service availability and accessibility diminish with each level of data collation.
If the latter, factors such as part-time working, practitioner popularity, the creation of multiple review appointments are likely to rapidly diminish a clinician's accessibility.
In many areas accessibility is diminished by the lack of all-weather roads, making access subject to weather conditions.
As expected, the mean relative accessibility to solvent diminishes when y1 increases.
It is an important finding for protein design that simply moving the active site along the sequence of a helical structure can control solvent and substrate accessibility while not diminishing the maximal catalytic efficiency.
