It is also known to enter the central nervous system, thus inducing neurophysiological effects, after exposure to relatively high concentrations.
Singapore, by charging drivers to enter the central business district, sharply reduced traffic congestion even while employment was increasing.
Odoardi, F. et al. T cells become licensed in the lung to enter the central nervous system.
Designing nanoparticles that effectively enter the central nervous system (CNS) rapidly and without alteration is one of the major challenges in the use of nanotechnology for the brain.
PfM18AAP thus resembles a proteasomal-like machine with multiple active sites able to degrade peptide substrates that enter the central lumen.
In 2003, London began charging drivers to enter the central part of the city; Singapore and Stockholm also have such fees.
Things get trippy as guests enter the central dining room, illuminated in part by a psychedelic wall of perpetually morphing LEDs.
In the late 19th century Afghan nomads began to enter the central mountains of Afghanistan, and several summer trading camps were established in the western mountains.
The migratory properties of peripheral blood-borne monocytes and their ability to enter the central nervous system, suggests a beneficial role in mediating tissue damage and neuroinflammation.
The focal astrocytosis and microgliosis consisted of a rim of aggregated cells that did not enter the central areas (Fig. 1f h).
Bard, F. et al. Peripherally administered antibodies against amyloid β-peptide enter the central nervous system and reduce pathology in a mouse model of Alzheimer disease.
