After confirming that the gene is not expressed in the immortalized human mesothelial cell line MeT-5A (data not shown), we selected MYH11 as a strong candidate for the gene whose promoter enables diffuse-type GC specific expression of HSVtk.
Clues for elucidation of the molecular mechanisms enabling diffuse infiltrative glioma growth may thus be provided by the rapidly expanding research focussing on such stem cells and progenitor cells.
This may be partly explained by the absence of colonial ties, the effect of the US visa lottery and the comparative openness of the US and particularly Canada, for high-skilled high immigration, which may have enabled more diffuse immigration patterns in terms of origin countries.
It is, however, also possible that the small size of the katun protein enables it to diffuse into the nucleus because proteins smaller than ∼40 kDa can diffuse into the nucleus (Wei et al., 2003).
This polymer (and its oligomers) has (have) a low glass temperature (−44 °C) that enables it to diffuse into the pore structure of the free volume of polymer substrates at ambient temperature.
FGF15/19 and FGF21 belong to the class of endocrine FGF small proteins, as their weak interaction with heparin sulfate enables them to diffuse away from the site of production.
In this case, the short distance between the beads enables singlet oxygen to diffuse and react with the light-emitting beads despite its short half-life.
What kind of thinking does the cloud, so porous and diffuse, enable?
But Aliye continued to write and translate, eventually winning her husband's support, and what she produced in seclusion the new press enabled her to diffuse among an expanding audience of literate women.
They chemically altered the surfaces of 1 to 5 micrometer dots so they would dissolve in water, enabling them to diffuse throughout cells.
Both the C terminus of MCAK and the negatively charged E-hook of tubulin, reduce the binding of MCAK to microtubules, enabling MCAK to diffuse efficiently to microtubule ends.
