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Subsequent to a previous work on mimicking peroxidase by molecular imprinting techniques, this paper is focused on the regulating role of molecular recognition in substrate-binding and enzyme-like activity of the imprinted polymers, and a mechanistic elucidation was made on the catalytic reactions.

The primary structure elucidation of the fraction 2 peptide was made using a combination of mass spectrometry techniques.

The elucidation of the Ras signalling pathway was made possible partly because of 'dominant-negative' proteins.

The biological therapy 'revolution' was made possible by elucidation of the fine detail of the structure-function relationship in immunoglobulin molecules and the 'modular' organisation of the underlying genes.

Further elucidations have been made utilizing infection-based models of intestinal inflammation, which have demonstrated a key role for enteroendocrine cells during infection, as well as offering translational lessons for IBD.

However, although progress has been made in elucidation the role of macroautophagy in inflammation, our understanding of the molecular mechanisms and pathways of autophagy and its relationship with inflammatory of inflammatory disease is still quite primitive.

Although the physiological meaning of light dependent regulation of secondary metabolism remains to be determined, considerable progress has also been made in elucidation of the underlying mechanisms (Bayram et al. 2008b, 2009; Fox and Howlett 2008; Purschwitz et al. 2009).

During recent years significant progress has been made in elucidation of both the etiology and pathogenesis of urtricaria; however, data on urticaria in children still remain scarce and are mostly derived from extrapolating information obtained in adults [ 1].

Many efforts have been made toward the elucidation of TE transport in polymer nanowires assembly; however, the mechanism for the improvement in thermoelectric property is still far from clear.

Although much progress has been made in the elucidation of gene expression, structure and regulation of these key enzymes, no practical and economically competitive process for the continuous production of biological H2 (biohydrogen) has, as yet, been put on the market.

Significant progress has been made towards the elucidation of the pathophysiology of angiogenesis and the role of antiangiogenic therapies in the treatment of pathological neovascularization [24].