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Down-regulation of KDR by ND may decrease hypoxia-mediated angiogenesis and exert efficient and long-lasting anti-angiogenic effects.

Such a knowledge is of fundamental importance for the development of selective drugs able to correct specifically the biophysical defect and to exert efficient and safe antimyotonia therapy.

Even a single large residue whose side chain can project into the interior of the tunnel can exert efficient control over the access pathway.

We speculate that evolution faced the question of how to exert efficient response to the environment: engineer new control proteins or make use of the conformational space of existing ones?

More importantly, the nanosystem shows considerable high activity and exerts efficient inhibition towards tumor growth in a mouse model.

Ru NPs exert exceedingly efficient low-temperature catalytic activity and good recyclability in the catalytic reduction of nitroaromatic compounds (NACs) and azo dyes.

These compounds share common features and determinants needed to exert an efficient GPx-like activity, such as polarizing groups in close proximity to selenium and steric effects.

An interesting finding is that steaming curing can exert more efficient effect on increasing the strength in the presence of NS, which means that NS seems more effective to enhance the strength under steam curing, indicating an obvious synergistic effect between NS and steam curing in CHVFA system.

Further research found that compound 3i was not able to effectively intercalate into bacterial DNA but could cleave DNA isolated from the standard P. aeruginosa strain, which might block DNA replication to exert the efficient bioactivities, and this active molecule was also able to be stored and carried by human serum albumin via hydrophobic interactions and hydrogen bonds.

Therefore, muscle cells exert an efficient HSF1-mediated heat shock response to prevent denaturation of the reporter protein.

Spleen cells from animals treated with combination therapy transferred to diseased animals failed to exert an efficient control of the disease process (Figure 5-B) as measured using percent of clinical amelioration.