Indeed, despite some histological and molecular indications of healing, ultimate load and stiffness only reach 48%and63%3% of baseline respectively.
In contrast, in our human tissue, the "normal" cells were determined pathologically in the absence of any molecular indications of normality.
Even though mass loss is not a direct indication of molecular weight decline [ 23], it is still a good indicator of the relative degradation rates of the polymers and, as such, it can be approximated that polymers with a higher ratio of ethyl glycinato substitution degrade less quickly than those with increased levels of ethyl 2- O-glycyl) lactate.
Previous studies have used the number of sequence reads of a particular miRNA from deep-sequencing as an indication of molecular abundance [ 42].
Another feature of these data is that after the optimum exposure, the aptamer binding signal drops significantly, which may be an indication of molecular crowding.
The model details page provides additional information about each model such as template information, an interactive Jmol (40) based 3D molecular viewer, a first indication of model quality and a structure-based target-template alignment.
Despite extreme environmental conditions found between bovine urogenital tract and the feline digestive tract inhabited by the two genotypes, they possess near identical functional category distribution of expressed genes with no indication of molecular-level divergence.
populations as molecular markers might be an indication of desirable traits, which can be used in the future breeding programs of Isatis L. plant species.
In all cases, the molar concentration at which blockade of an agonist response is first encountered is a reasonable indication of the molecular potency of the antagonist, with the possible exception being allosteric modulators that block receptor signaling but increase the affinity of the receptor for the agonist.
