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For example, for wool, processes include steam-setting to give dimensional stability to fabrics, treatments to reduce felting shrinkage and treatments to impart resistance to insect attack.

Critical drivers of immune escape in the tumor microenvironment include tumor-associated macrophages and myeloid-derived suppressor cells, which not only mediate immune suppression, but also promote metastatic dissemination and impart resistance to cytotoxic therapies.

Gold surfaces were modified with mixed self assembled monolayers (SAMs) of aptamer and oligoethylene glycol (OEG) thiols (HS-C11- EG nOH, HS-C11- EG nOH impart resistance to nonspecific protein adsorption.

The wood is then pressure-treated with preservatives in order to impregnate the full wood cell (that is, the cell wall as well as the lumen, or interior) with substances that impart resistance to decay, fire, insects, and wood-boring marine animals.

The various results of work from the early era of genome sequencing in mites and nematodes, utilizing tools such as DNA barcoding, genetic engineering and marker-assisted selection, RNAi to impart resistance in crop plants, and functional genomics projects related to mites and nematodes, are summarized in this chapter.

These genes impart resistance to the bacterium cell against zinc.

This highly elastic interfacial state is presumed to improve foam τ0 indirectly by improving foam stability and directly by imparting resistance to interfacial deformation.

The vectors include pLacCOs1, a ColE1-derivative plasmid imparting resistance to ampicillin, which allows facile construction of lacZ translational fusions and pKanCOs1, a pSC101-derivative cloning vector that imparts resistance to kanamycin, for cloning of PCR amplicons from genomic DNA as well as from ampicillin-based plasmids.

The findings strongly endorse that bagasse ash when used as a supplementary cementing admixture, imparts resistance to concrete against elevated temperatures.

According to the published X-ray structure of Nicotiana tabacum PPO, Gly210 is adjacent to, not in, the PPO active site, so it is a matter of interest to determine why its deletion imparts resistance to herbicides.

In the present investigation, a feasibility study is made to utilize the sugar cane bagasse ash (SCBA) as an admixture in concrete and examine its role in imparting resistance under elevated temperatures.