Common population risk factors for syphilis, HSV-2 and HIV and high rates of co-seroprevalence suggest that HIV testing, STI testing and service strategies for these would benefit from direct linkage in India.
α-catenin is crucial for AJ formation because it is necessary for the direct linkage of cadherin-catenin complexes at the membrane with the actin cytoskeleton.
Hence, the connection between L1 and L2 lexicon serves as a prerequisite for later direct linkage between L2 vocabulary and conceptual representation.
He spoke of 'evidence of chemical-filled rockets', for which no direct linkage has been produced.
In rural and remote areas this technology has been used by primary care providers to provide consultations for patients through direct linkage to urban-based specialists.
Several concurrent spectral (UV VIS, XPS, solid-state 13C CPMAS NMR, FT-IR, Raman, EDAX, TGA-MS, ESI-MS) and chemical (acid base behaviour, salt precipitation by metal-complexation, carboxylic functionalisation) methods have provided a definitive set of consistent evidence, indicating for the first time the direct linkage of carboxylic groups on water-soluble fullerenes prepared in this manner.
Fig. 8 Common methods used for the QD biofunctionization including: (a) direct linkage to the TOPO-coated QDs [biomolecules can be linked including thiolated DNA (ligand exchange)] or peptides with adhesive domains, (b) electrostatic interaction, and (c) covalent linking (Xing and Rao 2008).
The Drug Enforcement Administration, for its part, said there was "no direct linkage" between the producers and distributors in Mexico and those in Canada.
This direct linkage has strong implications for the study of CTCF and genome function and for our understanding of the evolutionary dynamics in complex genomes.
