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In contrast, SjIR-1 was located in the tegument and intestinal epithelium of adult worms, representing much smaller cellular regions compared with the voluminous vitelline tissue or parenchyma.

The analysis indicated much smaller portions of cellular protein coding RPF than mRNA reads at 3.5 hpi and 6.25 hpi in both sets of experiments, exemplified by 13% RPF and 47% cellular mRNA reads at 6.25 hpi in Set 2 (Figs. 1B and S2B).

Second, the chemistries for sample preparation for 'next generation' sequencing can and likely will be optimized to yield high-quality genomic data from much smaller samples of cellular material in saliva or easily brushed off skin.

It also says the wireless industry is "fiercely competitive" and that much smaller companies such as Cellular South, U.S. Cellular and Leap Wireless provide additional competition.

The new technique, called MR Corticography (MRCoG) or cortical MRI, would reveal changes in much smaller regions, identifying the cellular layers of the cortex.

Ghosh and Hope [50] recently published a similar, although much smaller, study of sub-cellular protein localization in muscle cells.

Secondly, the particle size of the HCPT-loaded PEG-b-PLA NPs was much smaller, leading to the easier cellular uptake and more drug accumulation inside the cell and thus to the enhanced cytotoxicity.

In contrast, yeast cells cultivated under caloric restriction conditions experienced a much smaller initial increase in the cellular redox potential.

This suggests that electrical stimulation could generate a more pure venom as its contamination with cellular proteins is much smaller than that of the manual method.

Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA), although much smaller than nuclear DNA, is critical in cellular metabolism.

MR corticography or cortical MRI reveals changes in much smaller regions of the brain, identifying the cellular layers of the cortex.