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Musculoskeletal regenerative engineering approach using small bioactive molecules in conjunction with advanced materials has emerged as a highly promising strategy for musculoskeletal repair and regeneration.

Interaction of κ-carrageenan with an ionic surfactant involves self-assembly of the surfactant molecules in conjunction with the carrageenan molecules and the formation of an ordered structure.

A proper selection of both macrocyclic molecules and bridging molecules, in conjunction with a proper choice of the synthesis conditions, lead to the attainment of hybrid solid systems in which the spectroscopic properties are not only preserved but can even be adjusted by selecting suitable sizes and identities of the bridging alkyl groups.

However, our results provide a proof of principle which may be used as the basis for more efficient sampling strategies in future, for example by using probe molecules in conjunction with an implicit water model.

Population studies of polymorphisms in genes encoding TLRs or their downstream signalling molecules in conjunction with limited extrapolation from animal studies have directly linked these pathways to multiple human disease processes.

It can be envisaged that the presence of supportive ECM molecules in conjunction with the presence of oxygen supply and nutrients create a favorable microenvironment in the vicinity of small blood vessels, which sustains the cell renewal in the DC nodule.

A contour map obtained by systematic rotation of a molecule in conjunction with perpendicular motion to the surface gives the minimum interaction energy of the adsorbed molecule at various adsorption orientations.

We show here that catalytic performance can be greatly improved by functionalizing the carbon support with a nitrogen-containing molecule, in conjunction with a new method for the in situ synthesis of nanocrystalline Pt.

Finally, the possibility of RANK-c being a secreted molecule in conjunction with the fact that RANK-c is upregulated in breast cancer, could lead to the development of a novel biomarker for breast cancer initiation, progression and metastasis.

T cells identify foreign antigens through their T-cell receptors (TCRs), which interact with a peptide antigen in complex with a major histocompatibility complex (MHC) molecule in conjunction with CD4 or CD8 coreceptors [ 5, 6].

By restricting conformational flexibility at the correct locations, the altered steric and electronic properties of the molecule, in conjunction with the physiochemical properties of the adjacent amino acids, lead to a specific biological activity.