However, Cu surfaces may become conditioned allowing colonisation following cleaning (Airey and Verran, 2007) possibly by retention and survival of organisms in surface scratches (Verran et al., 2010).
Once integrated, the virus may become latent, allowing the virus and its host cell to avoid detection by the immune system.
Take off 300 ml before giving a further two or three 300 ml aliquots, otherwise the stomach may become distended, allowing fluid to pass into the small bowel or causing the patient to vomit.
As we understand more about gating mechanisms of plasmodesmata, inducible plasmodesmata opening lines may become available, allowing us to dissect the importance of distinct symplasmic domains that pre-condition differential turgor pressure.
16 At this stage, it has been proposed that the virus may become latent, allowing it and its host cell to avoid detection by the immune system for an indeterminate time.
The cells may become hyperplastic (allowing growth away from the basement membrane), glycolytic (increasing their rate of glucose uptake and utilisation) or acid-resistant (requiring a lower extracellular pH to induce toxicity).
Resin use may have a lineage back to the earliest inhabitants of Sahul, 40,000 – 50,000 years ago [12, 13] and by studying ethnographic objects, clues to aspects of that lineage, such as resin selection, procurement and modification, may become apparent and allow a more focused and informed analysis of archaeological resins.
In the ligands featuring sub-optimal amino acids within the last four or five C-terminal ligand positions the individual contributions of upstream residues may become critical, thus allowing for highly differential recognition of such ligands by very similar PDZ domains.
When MIRU patterns are considered, SpolDB4 families that are well-supported by spoligotype signatures may become ambiguous, or allow subdivision/merging of the families.
Ants are usually very aggressive towards non-nestmates, but they may become more tolerant when allowed prolonged contact with them [31] or with their colony odor [32].
