The European Commission is dynamically promoting, supporting, and encouraging female entrepreneurship.
The dynamically promoted rules are derived from those diagnosis sessions, which resulted in successful decisions.
In cooperation with the International Society of Intelligent Biological Medicine http://www.isibm.org, International Journal of Computational Biology and Drug Design (IJCBDD), International Journal of Functional Informatics and Personalized Medicine (IJFIPM), the ISIBM IJCBS 2009 was designed dynamically to promote synergistic research and education.
In gram-negative bacteria, the assembly of type IV pilus (T4P) and the evolutionally related pseudopilus of type II secretion system involves specialized structural proteins called pilins and pseudopilins, respectively, and is dynamically regulated to promote bacterial pathogenesis.
H1 "linker" histones bind dynamically to nucleosomes and promote their compaction into chromatin fibers [1 4].
This finding has implications for understanding how stem cells dynamically regulate their microenvironment to promote self-renewal and provides guidance for efforts to design substrates for stem cell bioprocessing.
These data suggest the hypothesis that macrophage-derived Wnts promote fibrolysis, which dynamically counter-balances collagen accumulation, even during active fibrogenesis.
Similar to the polymers in the solution, citrate ions also dynamically adsorbed on the growing silver nanoparticles and promote one (1-D) and two-dimensional (2-D) growth of nanoparticles.
To highlight the active community, the platform will promote conversation and action on all items, dynamically surface popular and changing content, show the people behind the contributions, and use the audience to build the future audience.
Both these metal ions promote macrophage antimicrobial responses, and their intracellular localizations are dynamically regulated in macrophages responding to pathogen challenge.
