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"I really do think this represents a step forward," he says, adding that the findings could eventually lead to therapies that use a molecule to overcome the effect of the mutant gene.
The positively charged ions could interact electrostatically with the negatively charged phosphodiester chain of DNA molecule to overcome the steric hindrance and electrostatic repulsion between the immobilised DNA probe and target DNA, thereby facilitates the DNA hybridisation process [34].
Since STAT1 is activated by both type I and Type II IFN stimulations, we therefore examimed whether intracellular STAT1 signaling could be activated by intracellular expression of the modified STAT1-CC molecule to overcome viral resistance to IFN.
Therefore, we suggest that Mn-SOD could be a target molecule to overcome the resistance to anti-cancer treatments in some colon cancer cells carrying wild-type p53.
Taken together, our study points to XIAP as a potential druggable molecule to overcome of TRAIL resistance in PIK3CA-mut-protected CRC cells (summarized in Figure 7).
The data argue that H2O2 may function as a signaling molecule to overcome the unstable nature of Lif and Ttp mRNAs resulting in a more sustained expression of these genes when needed.
Selenium links molecules to overcome drug resistant infections.
It has also been argued that the crystallization of CO clathrate requires high concentration of gaseous molecules to overcome a significant energy barrier to nucleation.
This developed a strong driving force for dye molecules to overcome the mass transfer resistance between aqueous and solid phases.
However CO dissociation can also occur on the latter metals, in particular Ru, Rh and Ni, under defined temperature, pressure and surface structural conditions, which allow the molecules to overcome the activation barrier for dissociation.
The possible reasons for the inactive gas-sensing responses of the Sn2S3 film under light irradiation might be associated with the sensor operating at room temperature, and the measuring system did not provide sufficient thermal energy for NO2 gas molecules to overcome the barriers to adsorb onto the surface of the Sn2S3 during the gas-sensing test.
