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The present study confirms the presence of codon bias in R. sphaeroides and offers a facile tool for improving heterologous expression of rare-codon containing genes.
Response surface methodology (RS M, a facile tool for optimization, was employed to determine the optimum conditions for production of organic acids by using electrodialysis with bipolar membranes (EDBM).
Collectively, these results indicate that FN OCN fusion protein links via HA mineralization is a facile tool to generate a biointerface with cell-attractive and osteogenic potential, and that the engineered fibrous matrix is a potential bone regenerative scaffold.
EPD is a facile tool for producing disordered thin films of strongly interacting colloidal NCs.
Furthermore, the similarities between the distribution of our two sites suggests this approach provides a facile tool to measure urinary DNA content applicable to ongoing studies and bio-banks from different populations.
Thus, monitoring regulation of mouse K2P2.1 (TREK-1) by changes in membrane potential presented a facile tool to assay regulation of channel activity by multiple commands converging on Ct.
Future efforts for this region will focus on defining additional questions regarding transcultural factors, developing and implementing facile tools that can improve clinical outcomes in a cost-effective manner, and perhaps modulating the health promotion culture so that comprehensive primary prevention strategies can be more successful.
Among the various methods, hydrothermal method is a facile, dominant tool for the synthesis of anisotropic nanoscale materials.
Our results thus provide the framework for implementing Cas9 as a facile molecular tool for diverse genome editing applications.
Our goal in developing a live-cell ELISA analysis of algal cells was to offer the algal and microbiology communities a robust and facile new tool for detecting and roughly quantifying populations of micoorganisms bearing cell surface antigens of targeted interest.
Background: Although genome sequences are available for an ever-increasing number of bacterial species, the availability of facile genetic tools for physiological analysis have generally lagged substantially behind traditional genetic models.
