The number of latently infected splenocytes can be determined by measuring the number of reactivating splenocytes in the ex vivo reactivation assay and by evaluating the viral genomic load by quantitative PCR.
Conversely, non-ionic oxime reactivators often suffer from a lack of reactivating potency due to a low affinity for the active site of AChE.
Sub-cloned S11 cells [12] and antibiotic-selected A20 cells [7] can reactivate, but the proportion of reactivating cells was unclear and presumably low as there was no sign of reactivation terminating the infected cultures.
The tax therefore represents a means of reactivating a sphere of autonomous policy making.
Perhaps most heartbreakingly, there are flash cards Nathan has made as a means of reactivating memory.
Administration officials, citing intelligence data about equipment and materials Iraq has tried to buy overseas, have accused it of reactivating efforts to build a nuclear weapon.
It is probably safe to say it now, without fear of reactivating via the power of jinx the assorted twangs and strains that have restricted English football's most peculiarly stirring, peculiarly specialised, peculiarly expensive striking talent.
As time wore on and Bowie became an ever-more influential and commanding figure – capable of reactivating other's careers at a stroke – his music got more dense and apocalyptic.
When a negative (mostly 35-mm, taken by journalists on assignment) arrived at the studio, I would develop a way of sending it back to the world, of reactivating it.
Players will be hoping Rockstar keeps to its promise of reactivating the game within a day, it having previously got into the habit of promising updates and stimulus packages only to delay them.
But S.K.'s case, like Sue's, suggests that if there are even small islands of function in the visual cortex, there may be a fair chance of reactivating and expanding them in later life, even after a lapse of decades, if vision can be made optically possible.
