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We conclude therefore, that tight regulation of filopodia formation and distribution around the cell surface is essential for effective guided PGC migration.
The backward formula for an effective guiding center velocity for different numbers of backward steps j is given by y ˙ j = ∑ i = 0 4 a i j ⋅ y ˙ t − i Δ t, where a i j contains coefficients corresponding to the number of backward steps required.
Studies with synthetic siRNAs have identified the limited requirements for an effective guide strand [36] [38].
Therefore, all these results could suggest that our design of electrospun polymer/protein nanofiber membranes was effective for guided bone regeneration.
This new plasmonic sensing picture corresponding to folding and unfolding process of RNA is effective guide for the design and fabrication of nanometer scale biosensor for conformational probing of RNA.
The Reliability and risk assessment of WARP can provide an effective guide for the actual application of WARP [36].
Several key factors of the mechanism were clarified, and an effective guide for nanostructure design was proposed.
The experimental results have shown that the algorithm can locate the constrained optimal solutions quickly and provide a useful and effective guide for alloy steels design.
Indeed, vertebrate pri-miRNAs, which are essentially stem-loop structures similar to Rnt1p substrates, are processed by paralogues of RNase III, to mature into effective guides for RNA degradation and translation repression[34].
We conclude that increased local covariation is an effective guide for improving or validating a multiple sequence alignment and initial observations suggest that mean pairwise Zp scores above 2.5 over a window of 6 should be investigated.
Thorough sequencing of a few locations in the B. saltans genome has revealed clear similarities with trypanosomatids, but has also shown that trypanosomatid genome sequences will not be effective guides for any complete bodonid project, due to significant differences in content and gene order.
