Sentence examples for effect of the vector from inspiring English sources

The energy released by the radionuclide at decay determines or boosts the therapeutic effect of the vector molecule.

This work also highlights the importance of obtaining a proper balance of the columella, achieving a pleasing visual effect of the vector lines that make up the nasal profile (columella and nasal tip vectors).

The effect of the vector alone, while detectable, is less than that observed in the presence of RHOXF2.

Furthermore, the oncosuppressive capacity of CpG-armed H-1PV vectors was tested in vivo in a rat hepatoma cell metastatic model and the therapeutic vaccination effect of the vector was accompanied by a strong induction of cell mediated immune response [ 12].

In addition, the sequences flanking the GUS insertion significantly influenced the IME effect of the vectors that were constructed.

These findings were supported by an analysis of the type-X collagen contents in the aspirates, with lower amounts in the presence of sox9 versus control treatments at any time point examined (up to 2.7-fold difference, P ≤ 0.001) (Tables 1 and 2) and without effect of the vectors in either system tested nor of the culture conditions (P ≥ 0.187).

The lack of change in GFAP and vimentin levels in cultures transduced with Lv-PGK-EGFP (control 1) indicates that the strong decrease in IF proteins level is not due to a toxic effect of the vectors.

In addition, a D2R null mutant mouse is being used to examine possible therapeutic effects of the vector.

The use of an enhanced nutritional programs (ENPs) to minimize the deleterious effects of the vector transmitted bacterial disease, citrus huanglongbing (HLB) caused by Candidatus Liberibacter asiaticus (Las), has been a topic of considerable discussion and debate since the discovery of HLB in Florida.

Since rAAV2- IL27 was administered intravenously, splenocytes were isolated to examine the systemic effects of the vector on TH17 and TH1 cells.

Thus, between-host transmission had the effect of reducing the vector density required for the invasion of Host 2 by highly virulent genotypes, due to flows from Host 1.