To validate our in vitro results, we examined the localization of Coro1C and found that actin binding is required for efficient leading-edge localization.
Single-fraction treatment is highly convenient for patients and efficient, leading to minimal interruption in planned systemic therapies for patients with metastatic cancer.
Along with the other benefits, higher fuel economy standards could bring increased demand for efficient cars, leading to an increase in motor-vehicle-related jobs.
Recently, it was found that a tomato 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3can interact with both SlMAproteinnd SlMKK2 and may coordinaTFT7 recaninteractKKKα and SlMKK2 for efficient signaling leading to PCD [ 45, 46].
The viral reassortants derived from different virus subtypes can acquire completely new antigens (antigenic shift) thus avoiding recognition by previously infected hosts and allowing for efficient transmission, leading to a pandemic [ 4].
Thus, the wind driven generator provides large enough voltage bias for efficient charge separation, leading to a highly enhanced photocatalytic performance.
Therefore, for efficient ECM proteolysis leading to dissemination of melanoma cells, high migration speed should be either avoided or redirected toward the degradation area.
However, as the starch based industries expand and develop the demand for more efficient enzymes leading to lower production cost and higher quality products increases.
A key component of this is the use of anisotropic polynomial order which admits evolving global bases for approximation in an efficient manner, leading to consistently stable approximation for a practical class of smooth functionals.
In many US states, there are also tax breaks for energy-efficient buildings, leading to claims that building designers target the easiest and cheapest green points in order to qualify as LEED rated and gain tax exemptions.
Therefore, diffusion experiments should be designed such that they allow for efficient measurements while still leading to high accuracy of the diffusion coefficients.
