In vitro cross-linking of associated Bax monomers was performed according to the methods reported previously with some modifications.
In vitro cross-linking of associated Bax or Bak monomers was performed according to the method reported previously with some modifications.
In particular, the different types of infections were linked to associated resource use and subsequent costs.
Indeed, injury-induced Kv dysfunction is linked to reduction of associated currents, augmented sensory neuron excitability and pain phenotypes (Chien et al., 2007; Everill and Kocsis, 1999; Tan et al., 2006; Tsantoulas et al., 2012).
The relationship between S/G ratios as determined by Py-GC/MS, thioacidolysis-GC/MS, and HSQC NMR are compared in parallel for the first time for grasses, while HSQC NMR is applied to characterize structural changes associated with the whole cell wall, with the overall intention of identifying and linking properties associated with grass lignins to improved cellulolytic enzyme digestibility.
The ultimate clinical features, disease course, and response to therapy in a given AIM patient may be linked to the particular set of associated autoantibodies.
Information from the high-density physical map will facilitate the discovery of linked regions associated with economically important traits.
Advances in molecular genetics have led to the identification of several genes and of genetic markers linked or associated with genes that affect traits of interest in livestock (QTL).
For example, fraction 3 comprises mainly trimers of subunits, but a ladder of covalently linked polypeptides (from 1 to 9) is observed on SDS gels under non-reducing conditions, indicating that the different forms must be assembled from combinations of covalently linked polypeptides, associated through non-covalent interactions.
Regarding data, the Dataverse project is one example of technical support in linking associated data with the published article [61].
What types of cancers are linked or associated with eating processed meat? A. The IARC working group concluded that eating processed meat can cause colorectal cancer.
