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Furthermore, the CD NP stained for aggrecan revealed intense pericellular immunostaining diffusely through the ECM that was much less cellular than the NCD NP.
Although much less visible than those cellular towers lining rural roads and the computer screens dotting desktops in every city, the global impact of U.S. citizen initiatives has been no less profound.
This is probably why the complex prepared with 0.5 mg/mL EFK16-II has much less effect on the cellular toxicity than protonated ellipticine stabilized by EAK16-II and EAK16-IV at the same peptide concentration.
This is not surprising since in HIV-positive patients the humoral immunity is much less impaired compared to cellular immune functions.
Although much is known about the molecular interactions of Cry toxins with its membrane receptors, much less is known about the cellular responses after Cry toxin action.
However, much less is known about the cellular origin of RANKL-RANK and the histological characteristic of TRAP+ multinucleated cells in gouty tophus.
Much less is known of the cellular response to sudden changes in the concentration of ammonium or other nitrogen sources available to the cell.
However, while homology of individual proteins can be readily assessed, the situation is much less clear in case of cellular processes where conserved components could have combined in varying manner to achieve convergent overall network topology (see Figure 2).
In this model, there was visually much less epithelial thickening in the bronchiole wall, less cellular infiltration, less alveolar wall damage and less lung consolidation in immunised animals compared with non-immunised controls (Fig. 4).
This group probably represents the ancestral Kinesin-13 type, but much less is established as to the cellular function of proteins in this subfamily.
However, when masked into PCL-NPs, anandamide cellular uptake became much less sensitive to these agents, although it maintained the same pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics as that of "free" anandamide.
