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Moreover, although SW score has been used in most of the prediction works, alternative similarity calculations for targets, such as those based on BLAST and its variants together with PAM or BLOSUM substitution matrices, might provide the opportunity to extend the predictions for new drugs or target classes.
The pathology of ankylosing spondylitis (AS) suggests that certain cytokines and matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) might provide useful markers of disease activity.
Alternative matrices, such as amniotic fluid, might provide a more accurate measure of direct fetal exposure.
We next aimed to identify organizational principles underlying the matrix of co-cultures that might provide insight into the biological determinants of cancer-fibroblast interaction.
They are characterised by marked modifications of proteins including synthesis of extracellular matrix proteins, suggesting that proteomics might provide new insights for diagnosis of fibrosis or cirrhosis.
In a high number of macrophage cells (1 × 10 and 2 × 10 cells/mL), low concentration of PFSP extracts might provide a matrix for cell anchorage and migration so that cell proliferation is enhanced.
The nitrogen-enriched graphitic carbon sponge might provide innovative insights to design a superior matrix for dendrite-free Li anode.
The understanding and realization of directional cell movement towards a harder region of a cell culture substrate surface, so-called mechanotaxis, might provide a solid basis for a functional artificial extracellular matrix, enabling manipulation and elucidation of cell motility.
The results suggest that a prolonged action of Mécano-Stimulation might provide a significant difference in the synthesis of extracellular matrix components such as collagen I, elastin, and hyaluronic acid.
The present work might provide a new approach to the improvement of heat exchange matrix for the fluids with drastic changes of properties.
The results might provide new insights for designing simultaneously strong and high-conductivity metal matrix composites.
