We conclude that CpdA acts in a truly dissociating manner in myelin-specific T cells.
RC-101 may thus be suitable as a topical microbicide wherein the product could be used prophylatically in a manner dissociated from coitus.
One is that, even if D3 dissociated in this manner, D1 should remain tightly bound, based on the pH-independence of the high-affinity interaction of D1 with CR56 found here.
These data seem also to imply that the LV and RV may be working as a 'functional syncytium' and that the two ventricles cannot be dissociated in an independent manner since the architecture of the distinct myocardial bands makes it mandatory for an integrated and unified function of both chambers [18] [19].
These dislocations dissociate in a manner that is consistent with predictions made using the phase-field model of dislocations and also suggests the importance of the reordering process during their movement.
Elevated levels of the tumor marker S100B are observed in malignant melanoma, and this EF-hand-containing protein was shown to directly bind wild-type (wt) p53 in a Ca2+-dependent manner, dissociate the p53 tetramer, and inhibit its tumor suppression functions.
Human breast cancer tissue obtained from National Taiwan University Hospital was dissociated enzymatically and mechanically in a manner similar to previous reports but with modification [42].
Once the mRNA is cleaved, the siRNA-RISC complex is dissociated from it, in an ATP-dependent manner [ 22] and it is free to process further targets [ 1, 14, 23].
To our surprise, the phosphomimetic rap1-32E mutants did not exhibit any detectable meiotic defects and their telomeres clustered and dissociated from the SPB in a timely manner very similar to that of the wild-type (Fig. 3b).
In Cunningham style, the choreography was dissociated from the music.
We recently developed a complex organoid engineering method by "self-condensation" culture based on mesenchymal cell-dependent contraction, thereby enabling dissociated heterotypic lineages including endothelial cells to self-organize in a spatiotemporal manner.
