The quantitative nature and the unbiased sensitivity of the method will be useful for identifying the fates of various proteolytic products, which will complement other biochemical and cell biological studies of proteolysis [ 46].
However, more specific studies are required to identify the fate of 2-ACBs in body and the LD50 values.
In an independent commentary accompanying the Nature reports, Dr. Sallie W. Chisolm, a plankton expert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said the researchers had not answered the most important questions -- including, for example, identifying the final fate of the carbon dioxide absorbed by the plankton.
The difficulty in pinpointing the offspring of the diseased cow comes amid other difficulties in identifying the location and fate of 81 cows thought to have been shipped to the United States from Alberta, Canada, in August 2001.
This study highlights that positive identification based upon one parameter alone such as morphology or immunofluorescene is not adequate to identify the source, fate and function of adult cardiac explant derived cells.
It was further undermined by the intractability of both sides on the central questions about identifying the terrorists and defining their fate.
Bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) and fibroblast growth factors have been shown to be involved in this process, however additional factors needs to be identified for the fate determination, especially at the early stage of cardiomyogenic development.
But the uncertainty over the ultimate fate of the tax cut is no reason to delay identifying the culprits.
This study has also shown that the use of a limited number of parameters may not be sufficient to correctly identify the source and fate of cardiomyogenic progenitor cells.
Nowadays, it is necessary to understand and identify the reactions governing the fate of heavy metals introduced into the environment with low complexing organic compounds, particularly when they are transferred through soils in urban areas.
