Rather than using Web Technologies to serve web pages for human renders, it uses these web technologies to share information in a way that can be read automatically by computers, enabling data from different sources to be connected and queried [4].
Notably, restoring a high histone-binding affinity in Drosophila Pygo by reversing the architectural change in its histone-binding surface towards human renders it hyperactive towards both Wg and Notch targets (Miller et al., 2013) even though pygo is not normally required for Notch responses in flies.
The pathway is strongly conserved in humans, rendering Drosophila a suitable and efficient model system to better understand the molecular nature of this pathway.
However, gp120 uses many decoys to evade immune surveillance in humans, rendering the development of a protective vaccine very challenging.
Indeed, activation of MAPK/Notch restored 'youthful' myogenic responses to satellite cells from 70-year-old humans, rendering them similar to cells from 20-year-old humans.
However, particular molecular cues or exposure to young human serum restores 'youthful' responses to muscle stem cells isolated from 70 year old humans, rendering them similar to cells from 20 year olds.
At the moment, there is lack of evidence regarding the most effective antibiotic agent as treatment response is variable and sometimes even ineffective supporting the hypothesis that these microorganisms are harmless commensals in humans, rendering specific treatment questionable [ 1].
The newly formed bone was observed in the marrow spaces, not adjacent to the cortical bone surface associated with osteoclast-dependent bone resorption as occurs in the normal bone formation.The pattern of irregularly formed trabecular bone, interlaced with islands of tumor cells closely mimics a metastatic prostate adenocarcinoma in humans, rendering this model useful for in vivo evaluation.
Pixar's feature films — with their cute robots, cars, animals, fluffy monsters, and humans rendered with goggle-eyed stylization — have nearly all been artistic and box-office successes.
Once upon a time, geeks were freaks in the most literal sense: humans rendered sub-human, performing in front of a baying crowd.
