To minimize exclusion list interferences initially observed during an HPLC elution time-independent exclusion strategy (data not shown), these m/ z values were separated into five groups based on the known elution times of the digestion products.
Even though well interference was initially thought to have a limited effect on well performance for the case study presented, the incorporation of well interference parameters in the network design improved production predictions, suggesting that well interference has a more significant impact on well performance than originally anticipated.
In order to confirm the quasi-quantitative analysis of a glycoform based on the MS of mutants and to obtain control values for analysis of the subsequent knockdown experiments prior to interference, we initially performed an analysis of organisms carrying green fluorescent protein-inverted repeat (GFP-IR) as a control [37].
The β-link network score indicates that levels of interference are initially strong but decrease as the cluster threshold falls <0.85.
RNA interference was initially thought to be a predominantly cytoplasmic process; however, recent studies have detected Dicer and Argonaute proteins in the nucleus associated with chromatin.
Merck paid $1.1 billion in 2006 to acquire Sirna Therapeutics, the RNA interference company that initially developed the drug being tested by Allergan.
Unsure if it was a homer or fan interference, outfielder Michael Cuddyer initially did not pick up the ball, looking back at the umpires.
It happened that, in the years immediately after the war, he had done preliminary design work on a form of interference microscopy which, initially, he thought was entirely new.
We used nucleotide analog interference to identify initially 71 functional group substitutions at phosphate, 2′-ribose, and adenosine base positions that compromise RNA self-splicing in the bI5 group I intron.
Interference competition was initially shown to be mediated by diffusible soluble factors, such as antibiotics and bacteriocins.
