Most animal viruses, whether or not they are encased in lipid envelopes, penetrate cells in an intact form by a process called endocytosis.
The rugs, made from pieces considered semi-antique (no more than 50 years old), are less expensive than rugs of a similar age in their original, intact form —$65 a square foot versus about $125 a square foot.
At 60 min, the percentage of intact form in the brain was close to that in the plasma.
However, it is important that exogenously administered bacteria reach and establish themselves in the large intestine in an intact form.
CpaGΔC was mainly accumulated in the endoplasmic reticulum and the intact form was also excreted in the medium.
The proportions of the intact form in the tumor and brain were much higher than were those in the blood, liver, and kidney.
Carotenoids not only play a crucial role in their intact form but also are an important reservoir of lipid-derived bioactive mediators.
Interestingly, these conditions resulted in efficient detection and quantification of β-alanine betaine in its intact form without decomposition as shown from the derivatized authentic standard of β-alanine betaine (Figure 2).
On the other hand, large proportions of radioactivity existed in an intact form in almost all tissues except blood at 1-h post-injection of -125I]p IV [23].
It was also demonstrated that co-expression of ClpB (a molecular chaperone) in BL21 DE3) enabled the expression of gloshedobin mostly in intact form without compromising expression level, while almost completely eliminating its truncation products.
The model has two forms: the "intact" form is a network of ribs with biaxial symmetry, and the "auxetic" form is a similar network but with a proportion of cell ribs removed.
