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Here identical behavior was observed, namely, that more cationic dendrimers transfect more efficiently, suggesting that the effects are intrinsic properties of the dendrimers (see Supporting Information, Figure S4).

In contrast, hypomorphic mutation of dor/Vps18, a subunit of the HOPS complex, blocks nurse cell elimination much more efficiently, suggesting that lysosomes or endocytosis may play a more important role in developmental nurse cell death than autophagy or caspases [ 124, 125].

In this Article, we now show how molecular modeling can be used to shed light on molecular mechanisms of anesthetic action as well as more efficiently suggest in vitro mutations for testing of molecular models.

More abundant mRNAs are more efficiently downregulated, suggesting a concentration effect in transcript targeting.

If these two processes are well-timed, the adult brain may be organized more efficiently, he suggests.

On the contrary, the IQE shows that this group of cells performs relatively more efficiently and suggests two trends: 1. that devices with much thicker or, surprisingly, much thinner Cu2O layers relative to the TiO2 layer, actually perform better, and 2. intermediate thickness ratios show the worst performances.

Over the course of this reversal training, mice in the running group found the reversal platform more efficiently (Fig. 1c), suggesting that neurogenesis-mediated weakening of memory for the original platform location allowed more efficient encoding of a new, conflicting memory.

It has been shown that high levels of antenatal care can have a positive effect on the use of safe delivery practices [ 10] and may promote interaction with health services in general to enable families to seek to access care more efficiently [ 11], suggesting that the importance of good quality care during pregnancy extends beyond the antenatal period.

In Mediterranean environments, drought stress and inter-specific competition play overarching roles [ 23, 55] and, therefore, individuals with a delayed developmental status (i.e. that reach a bigger size before ontogenetic changes take place) could be more efficiently established, as suggested by our results.

The mixture of equal volumes of three antisera, anti-P18/38 anti-P18/385, anti-P56/75tand P96/115, neutralized HPV16, 18, 31, and 58 more efficiently than anti-P96/115aloneutralizeding tHPV16here is a synergistic effect of antibodies on the cross-neutralization.

However, the rH1 appears to bind more efficiently to the templates, suggesting that a significant percentage of the endogenous H1 may be modified or in complex with other components in the reaction, and thus is unavailable for binding.