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Instead, they specifically hinder translation of leaderless mRNA14, slowing down their translation, but also reducing translation errors33.

Further, these simple murine monocyte profiles (inflammatory vs. pro-inflammatory) likely limit our ability to understand individual murine monocyte function and hinder translation to human studies.

The most straightforward regulatory function of asRNA is its ability to hybridize to its existing sense mRNA and hinder translation of that particular mRNA molecule.

While a stable secondary structure embedding the initiation codon will surely affect translation initiation, it may well hinder translation elongation as well.

While improving provider and health worker knowledge regarding HBV prevention is a necessary first step toward HBV prevention, other additional obstacles often hinder translation of knowledge into effective preventive practices.

Assuming that the claimed effect of meclizine in male mice on renal ischemia reperfusion injury is real, there are still a couple of uncertainties that hinder translation to humans.

In particular, Figure 1e shows the characteristic inelastic electron tunneling spectra of CO obtained on borophene after decorating the metal tips with a CO molecule (hindered translation and rotation modes at 3.2 meV and 17.6 meV, respectively), confirming successful tip functionalization (Supplementary Fig. 1 23.

6 14 16 Inability to access results from previous trials or research programmes, especially those that have not reached publication, also hinders translation.

A second concern is in regards to the supplementation of tissue culture medium with fetal bovine serum, a blood product known to contain a variety of nucleases that have hindered translation of nucleic acid-based biotechnologies such as gene therapy.

The spectral densities of the hindered translations, librations, and vibrations derived from the simulation by Fourier transformation of velocity autocorrelation functions compare favorably with electron energy loss spectroscopic measurements.

In addition Kitamoto et al. ([1999]) were interested in the antisense inhibition of XylA expression in order to hinder the translation in Aspergillus oryzae KBN616 to produce a mutant strain that could be used in Japanese food industry.