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Therefore, if GadA and GadB can be secreted out of the cell, and efficiently contact with MSG, GABA production might be significantly improved.

Further supporting evidence comes from the observation that macrophages could very efficiently contact, engulf and ingest apoptotic T cells not only in cell culture, but also in vivo [ 34].

In this way, ZnO NPs and Ag NPs could efficiently have contact with bacteria cell membrane and remarkably interrupt the membrane functions.

Optimal electrode compression can efficiently reduce electrode contact resistance and enhance species mass transfer so that the performance of vanadium redox flow battery (VRFB) is consequently improved.

Our results indicate that management practices to change the roughness-contouring of the soil, maintaining a high vegetation cover below the citrus crops, and devising pesticide spraying techniques that would efficiently increase the contact with the crop leaves would be expected to significantly reduce pesticide losses.

It has been reported that certain long-chain polycations coated onto the surfaces can efficiently kill on contact both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria [28, 29].

Consequently, the photogenerated electron-hole pairs are separated efficiently at the contact interfaces of MoS2 and ZnO, thus, improving the photocatalytic abilities of the heterostructural catalysts finally.

The WT702 virus transmitted efficiently to direct contact quail in which 3 out 3 were positive for virus isolation starting at day 3 post-infection.

In addition, the naturally Salmonella-primed CD8+ T cells very efficiently degranulated upon contact with autologous B cells of which a higher percentage (26 46%, data not shown) of cells had been infected with anti-IgM coated Salmonella (Fig. 3D; right bar).

nH7N9 can be transmitted efficiently via direct contact among ferrets and can replicate in both the upper and lower respiratory tracts of these infected animals.

In 2D, we defined a collision "successful" as an event where both cells efficiently repolarized upon contact with one another and moved away.