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The absorption spectra of FePt and PPy may together contribute to that of FePt@PPy NPs.

Our results also raise the intriguing possibility that intraclonal expression noise and positive selection bias may together contribute to the apparent instability of freshly isolated clones.

Considering such data, and the data presented in this study, several defects in the apoptotic processing and elimination of DNA may together contribute to initiation and progression of e.g. lupus nephritis in these animals.

First, reduced ATP levels in cumulus cells (Fig. 5) and decreased oocyte-somatic cell gap junction communication may together contribute to the low ATP content we observed in diabetic oocytes [7], [8].

We therefore reasoned that mobility in both the catalytic loop and the C-terminal domain may together contribute to regulating the enzyme auto-inactivation.

In summary, we observed several effects of MB, which may together contribute to the improvement of cognition in treated Tau-transgenic mice.

Low capabilities of seed dispersal in current environments, plus possible independent colonization events followed by limited historical gene flow, may have together contributed to the high levels of genetic differentiation between populations of the Yushan Mountain Range and the other mountain ranges (FST = 0.56-0.72).

We extend the interpretation of Eqs. 1 and 2 to describe probe mobility not only in concentrated solutions of a single polymer size but also in solutions of mixed-size polymers in which individual crowders may be dilute but all together contribute to a high overall crowding level.

Furthermore, there may be multiple variants in a region that, independently or together, contribute to disease risk (4, 5).

Three individuals – Michael Farmer, Lord Fink and Andrew Law – together contributed £636,000.

Despite modest increases in antioxidant enzymes, increased reactive species are accompanied by oxidative and nitrosative damage to DNA, lipid and protein, associated with increasing abnormal mitochondria, which together may contribute to the deficits of secondary degeneration.