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This seemingly odd convergence has actually been observed by several historical scientists, including Galileo and Leonardo da Vinci, both of whom suggested that a mathematical law could explain the resistance of wooden beams under stress.
The discovery of rare cells with stem cell-like properties in solid tumours is emerging as an important area of cancer research and may help explain the resistance of these tumours to current therapeutics.
These findings will help explain the resistance of B. pumilus and are applicable to understanding sterilization survival strategies of microbes.
This may explain the resistance of neurosphere cells to NK cell cytotoxicity [23] despite the absence of MHC-Ia expression.
Alternatively, it has been shown that GSH levels are lower in G1 and higher in S [64] [66], which could explain the resistance of SQ20B to cell death mediated by H2O2 while increasing sensitivity of the mutant expressing cells.
However, the CA loop region cannot solely explain the resistance of SIVMAC to the TRIM5αrh-mediated late restriction, because an HIV-1 cyclophilin-binding loop mutant with corresponding SIVMAC sequence was still sensitive to the late restriction [36].
Alternatively, cell background differences may explain the resistance to inhibition of these phenotypes.
Resilience explains the resistance of a system to shocks and disasters, recovery ability, recovery times, and costs of recovery [75].
The PaCoaAPan binary complex explains the resistance of bacteria possessing this isoform to the pantothenamide antibiotics, and the similarity between SaCoaA and human pantothenate kinase 2 explains the molecular basis for the development of the neurodegenerative phenotype in three mutations in the human protein.
Moreover, the encircling of TBP DNA by NC2 explains the resistance of Mot1NTD TBP DNA NC2 complex to premature dissociation caused by the latch.
You can't know" (male, remote rural area) Anticipated stigma contributed to explaining the resistance of some family members to accept the HIV status of a relative.
