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In addition our mouse model will give the advantage to knock out genes playing a crucial role in the peritoneal inflammatory mechanism that occurs during PD and will open opportunities to study pathways involved in fibrosis, since much more reagents are available in mice.
However, for treatment of disseminated massive sulfide ores, a much more complex reagent scheme is used.
As generally accepted, cancer cells arrested at G1 phase are much more sensitive to DNA damaging reagents; therefore, ALKBH3 may be one of the key molecules that determine chemotherapeutic efficacy in lung adenocarcinomas.
The nitroprusside-containing reagent is much more sensitive to AcAc than acetone with respect to color generation.
However, the reported covalent binding strategies involving a coupling reagent such as glutaraldehyde are much more expensive as compare to the sol gel matrix entrapment method.
In support of this, we found that dblA-expressing cells were much more sensitive to lysosomal damage caused by the lysosomotropic reagent L-leucyl-L-leucine methyl ester (LLOMe, Maejima et al, 2013).
SHAPE reagents acylate the 2′ hydroxy group of the ribose, reacting much more readily where the backbone is flexible, hence single-stranded, than where it is rigid, or Watson Crick base paired.
However, 6-chloro-3-indolyl-α-D-mannoside is a novel chromogenic substrate, and colour reaction of its chromogen is much more sensitive especially in the case of the presence of an azo reagent such as fast violet B salt.
It?s a cliché but Japanese science is much more of a group activity and people in the lab were very conscientious about looking after communal reagents and equipment.
Whereas the isomerization of secondary organometallic reagents to primary species is a well-known side reaction in cross-coupling chemistry, the inverse isomerization is much more rarely observed.
