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The evaluation showed that it was possible to conduct research commissioning effectively and accountably using a 'virtual' computer-mediated as compared to traditional face-to-face approach.
Telomeres in glioblastoma cells with DNA-PKcs were more sensitive to thymoquinone mediated effects as compared to those cells deficient in DNA-PKcs.
These micelles showed a strong inhibitory effect in ROS-mediated angiogenesis as compared to the small catecholic compound dopamine.
When photopolymerized into hydrogels, these high MW materials exhibit increased swelling and sensitivity to collagenase-mediated degradation as compared to previously published PEG hydrogel systems.
Furthermore, scaffolds with an apatite substrate significantly upregulated MC3T3-E1 alkaline phosphatase activity, osteocalcin content, and cell-mediated mineralization as compared to PLLA alone.
This can make a difference in learning outcome from visualization in instructor-mediated classrooms as compared to the traditional method of lecturing with visualization.
Indeed, combined overexpression of Ssa1 and Sse1 further inhibited curing, although the co-expression of both Sse1 and Ssb1 lessened the increase in Hsp104-mediated curing as compared to Ssb1 alone.
Because VEGF121 is unable to bind directly to NRP1, this isoform does not undergo the same amount of NRP1-mediated clearance, as compared to VEGF165.
In both MCMV and LCMV infection, the virus-specific CD8+ T cell response is more affected in the absence of both CD70 and B7-mediated costimulation as compared to mice lacking only one of these costimulatory pathways.
We have observed that JB6 cells are highly sensitive to hydrogen peroxide-mediated toxicity as compared with other in vitro models we have used (Weber et al., unpublished observation).
Analysis of several experiments revealed a marked decrease in the number of cell divisions within the time window of tracking during TGF-β-mediated EMT as compared to the epithelial cells (Fig 4A and B; Supplementary Fig S9).
