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Synthetic materials offer more control over material properties, but are often less cytocompatible and must be modified to induce specific cellular interactions.

Synthetic materials offer better control over material properties, but are often less cytocompatible and must be modified to induce specific cellular interactions.

Towards this goal, an existing bending test method for small RC beams is modified to induce debonding failure and is adopted for reinforced concrete beams strengthened with one or two layers of carbon FRP CFRPP) or glass FRP (GFRP).

To this aim, the double-step target paradigm [6] was slightly modified to induce an adaptive gain decrease of both saccade categories [12].

Taking the modular approach of ZFs, TALEs have been modified to induce transcriptional activation [ 73] and repression [ 74] (Fig.  1e).

If these pathways could be modified to induce ETs with higher initiation rates that have competence to form normal somatic embryos they could be used to increase the initiation frequency of SE for commercial applications.

We have designed a novel dual-functional electrospun fibrous scaffold comprising two fiber mesh layers that were modified differently to induce two separate biological responses from hepatocytes.

Microbes and parasites' (especially malaria) tremendous genetic variability became resolved during our malaria vaccine development, involving conserved peptides having high host cell binding activity (cHABPs); however, cHABPs are immunologically silent and must be specially modified (mHABPs) to induce a perfect fit into major histocompatibility complex (MHC) molecules (HLA in humans).

We followed a modified protocol to induce colitis-associated colon cancer [ 22].

The ability of PhTX-I PLA2 and their modified derivatives to induce edema was studied in groups of five Swiss mice (18 20 g).

The numerical model was based on the groundwater flow and transport codes MODFLOW and MT3D modified to account for electrically induced ion transport.