When the transfected cells were enriched by sorting, inhibition of cell aggregation appeared in Matrigel culture, mimicking an effect of miR-328, suggesting that the CD44-pathway is essential for miR-328-mediated cell activities.
In this work, we evaluated the behavior of water-in-oil emulsion flowing through a duct with an element used to mimic the effect of a globe valve.
The only modification to the previous method is the inclusion of a logical AND function to mimic the effect of an AND node.
A huge fan of the footjob, Graham prefers it when a woman's toes mimic the effect of a vagina.
It is notable that all studies have used a relatively high concentration of exogenous AA in efforts to mimic the effect of an endogenous receptor agonist.
For example, root restriction has been demonstrated to mimic the effect of a dwarfing rootstock on a scion, which would complicate identification of genetic factors influencing dwarfing.
This site has full-size shake tables that will allow the researchers to mimic the effect of an earthquake on various configurations of multistory cold-formed-steel-framed buildings.
The identity of the intracellular second messenger mediating the amplifying effect remains obscure but it is of interest that increases and decreases in ATP and ADP concentration, respectively, mimic the effect of an elevation of glucose on exocytosis [20].
"The tiles themselves have a rugged, textured feel and have been designed to mimic the effect of a real brick wall with the contours of the tiles jutting in and out for a dramatic, edgy effect".
In order to discuss the effects of gene flow on the results, we developed a simple model to illustrate how permanent immigration may mimic the effect of a recent bottleneck on the distribution of TMRCA.
It was, rather, the double-take-inducing peculiarity of his proportions, which mimic the effect of a distorting lens.
