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"New 'living additive manufacturing' technique enables fusion, chemical alteration of 3D printed materials" 3Ders.org 2017, January 13th.

The envelope glycoproteins S1 and S2 of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV) mediate viral entry by conformational change from a prefusion state to a postfusion state that enables fusion of the viral and target membranes.

Another capability of the proposed model is use of asynchronous and repetitious monitoring data of the structure (given by different geotechnical and geodetic sensors) as boundary values which enables fusion of multi-sensor measurements at data level in an inertial reference frame.

This linker system enables fusion proteins to reduce steric hindrance and improve both the independent actions and bioactivities of individual functional units after in vivo cleavage.

Five of these trimers form a fusion pore that enables fusion between the viral and cellular endosomal membrane thus releasing the viral RNA into the cellular cytoplasm.

The technique that enables fusion of a foreign peptide, protein domain or even a relatively large protein with a structural protein of a viral particle is phage display.

Moses, E. I., Miller, G. H. & Wuest, C. R. The national ignition facility: enabling fusion ignition for the 21st century.

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Furthermore, we discuss the development of synthetic biomaterials that enable fusion of electronics and bioactive scaffolds which are essential to regenerative engineering.

On Tuesday, June 16, 2015, Dr. Dennis Whyte, the Director of the MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center, showed that a series of scientific and engineering breakthroughs could enable fusion to become a feasible a power source faster and cheaper than anyone had thought possible.

These temperatures may be sustained for 5 to 10 seconds, enabling fusion reactions to be studied.