Sentence examples for most efficient target from inspiring English sources

The most efficient target DNA capture was observed using short PCR amplicons (69 bp).

DAVID 6.7 (The Database for Annotation, Visualization and Integrated Discovery) [ 28, 29] was used to analyse the 11 and 40 RNAi most efficient target genes.

Among pairs of antigens and target cells involved in cytotoxicity assays, projection of antigens from HMECHepG2 and target cells HMECLNCap (see "H►L" in Fig. 6) is located more closely to the right upper corner, identifying the most efficient target cell killing.

Even in case of the most efficient targeted differentiation approaches that rely on fully defined media and application of small organic compounds, the success and efficiency is not always reproducible.

Processing of the recombinant protein by antigen presenting cells generates Ep63K epitope that mimics tumor associated antigens that arise from mutant, endogenous proteins for which immune system is not tolerant but which were proposed to be the most efficient targets for immunotherapy [37], [38], [46].

The strong protective efficacy of Ag85B-ESAT-6/CAF01 against mycobacterial challenge [36] [38], [43] and its capacity to induce potent Th1 and Th17 responses suggested that CAF01 mediated its adjuvanticity through a most efficient targeting and activation of dendritic cells, the key regulators of T- and B-cell immunity.

The most efficient targeting of HMECMCF-7 was the result of stimulation by HMECMCF-7 antigens.

In summary, the methods in which a transgenic cas9 source was used resulted in the greatest frequency of knock-in alleles, with injection into embryos that are also transgenic for the gRNA giving the most efficient targeting.

Instead, the observed deviations from the baseline in some combinations are explained by additive effects: The most efficient targets become less penetrant when "diluted" with less effective dsRNAs (e.g. Fig.  2a) while less efficient targets become more potent when supplemented with stronger target genes (e.g. Fig.  2f).

They claim: 'factors such as dissemination and linkage mechanisms that are generally considered to be powerful explanatory factors and to be the most efficient targets for policy interventions are less important than factors such as the receptive capacity of users when one climbs from the stage of transmission to the higher stages in the ladder of knowledge utilisation.

The currently prevailing small scale approaches of RNAi target identification may have missed the most efficient RNAi target genes.