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The biggest challenge to conservation in Indonesian Borneo could come in a transmigration program that was announced recently.

Compared to the parent strain, the toxin deficient strain exhibited a 70 80% reduction in hBMEC invasion (Fig. 7I) and was less able to penetrate hBMEC monolayers in a transmigration assay (Fig. 7J).

To confirm the presence of the endothelial and astrocytic monolayer, in each experimental session, one polycarbonate insert used in a transmigration experiment was processed for ultrastructural evaluation.

The results support the hypothesis that the clinically characteristic phenomenon of inflammatory spreading from joint to joint is mediated, at least in part, by a transmigration of activated RASF, regulated by growth factors and adhesion molecules.

Migration of human peripheral blood monocytes induced by monocyte chemotactic protein-1 (MCP-1) or supernatants of different tumour cell lines under the influence of VALE or OA was measured in a chemotaxis transmigration assay.

PECAM-1 is also known to play a collaborative role with JAM-A in the transmigration of granulocytes, and JAMA expression was predominant in the granulocyte.

This suggested a selective and specific role for JAM-A in MAB transmigration across the endothelium.

Migration of lymphocyte subsets across primary human brain microvascular endothelial cells was assessed in an in vitro transmigration assay.

As so many of his scores have made a point out of taking unexpected perspectives on traditional forms - on grand opera in Nixon in China, the symphony in Harmonielehre, the oratorio in El Nino - one might have expected a similar obliqueness of approach in Transmigration, a measure of emotional distancing and some clear-eyed perspective.

January 14-15 , 2013 International Conference Comparative Laww in a Globalized World: Transmigration and Innovation". The Clarke Program in East Asian Law and Culture sponsored the two-day international conference in Bejing, China with the support of the Lehman Fund for Scholarly Exchange with China and Tsinghua University Law School.

In Madhva's time, most Hindus believed in heaven and hell as well as in a process of transmigration (samsara) from which it was possible to attain release (moksha).