This has resulted in many patients either undergoing ECT unnecessarily or receiving its unmodified version with a consequent high risk of complications.
I mean, is that the way they talk?" Clement finally conceded that no, that was not the way they talked: "Well, I will grant you this, that 'bear arms' in its unmodified form is most naturally understood to have a military context". Souter did not need to point out the obvious: "Bear arms" appears in its unmodified form in the Second Amendment.
Reovirus, a double-stranded ribonucleic acid virus and benign human pathogen, preferentially infects and kills cancer cells in its unmodified form, and is one of the leading oncolytic viruses currently undergoing clinical trials internationally.
This entails understanding the program itself, in its unmodified form.
Even in its unmodified form, PCNA interacts with dozens of proteins (Moldovan et al. 2007).
Below is the appropriate figure in its unmodified original form with an updated caption.
The bcl-2 siRNA is highly active already in its unmodified state, and results in a 10-fold reduction of the corresponding mRNA.
One example of a protective modification effect is the MAP2 protein, which is rapidly degraded by calpain in its unmodified form, whereas hyper-phosphorylation prevents degradation.
If this sounds enticing, then the Rotax RM1 is just the mode of transport for you, a new super-kart that can go 80 m.p.h. in an unmodified version, and well over 100 after a little tinkering with the gears.
The other components in the media, i.e. set of salts and agar, were the same as in their unmodified version.
We have demonstrated here that an engineered viral IFNα/βBP, lacking cell attachment properties while maintaining intact its IFN-I binding ability, is much less efficient than the unmodified version to prevent the host IFN-induced antiviral response during poxvirus infections.
