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Building on the most relevant literature on cultural regeneration and creative cities, this paper provides an integrated framework to investigate the factors exploited by private actors to stimulate the hybridization of urban cultural heritage with creativity and the strategies adopted to engage stakeholders in bottom-up cultural regeneration processes.

The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans has been alternatively used to study Cronobacter virulence factors, exploiting the amenities of the nematode system, such as easy cultivation and transparency.

A multilevel architecture is commonly used to achieve a higher reduction factor, exploiting dedicated custom hardware and flexible software in standard computers.

Unique as well as conserved host factors are exploited by F. tularensis to proliferate within arthropod and mammalian-derived cells.

In an attempt collectively summarize the diagnostic criteria that have been analysed in this study, it is possible to schematically present a simplified diagram where the most significant diagnostic factors are exploited to enable a possible predetermination of the specific causative bacterial pathogen in suspected meningitis cases upon initial presentation.

Apart from sensitizing primary care physicians at the GOPD, the knowledge of identified risk factors if exploited could potentially aid early detection and appropriate referral of cases.

It was a factor Liverpool exploited by competing aggressively for every ball, setting a high tempo and making sure their opponents could never settle.

Interestingly, GEF-H1 (a guanine nucleotide exchange factor) is exploited by EspG/EspG2 effectors to induce actin stress fiber formation during EPEC infection.

Despite discoveries and developments in osteotropic factors, therapies exploiting these macromolecules have been limited due to a lack of suitable delivery vehicles and three dimensional (3D) scaffolds that promote bone regeneration.

Furthermore, UPEC strains typically express an array of toxins such as siderophores for iron acquisition systems and hemolysin and cytotoxic necrotizing factors for exploiting host nutrients and facilitating bacterial dissemination [ 35, 37].

Genome-wide RNAi screens have identified several important host factors that are exploited by viruses, such as factors required selectively for replication of influenza virus (Hao et al., 2008) or propagation of dengue virus (Sessions et al., 2009).