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Luo et al. [54] showed that amine group-modified bismuth NPs were the most toxic, whereas PEG-modified ones expressed the lowest toxicity due to the low zeta potential and reduced interaction with receptors.

Genetic and biochemical characterization of the ErbB2ΔEx16-derived mammary tumors exhibit several unique features that distinguish this model from the conventional ErbB2 ones expressing the erbB2 proto-oncogene in mammary epithelium.

The only transformants that showed the large open vessels characteristic for the wild type were the ones expressing the pVND7 IRX7 construct.

The point was underlined by a day in the suburban Tory/Labour marginal of Wirral West, where no one expressed the slightest faith in politics.

One expressed the view that it would be depressing to have to start from scratch upon resuming training after pregnancy.

Although pharmacists reported an increase in repeat dispensing, only one expressed the view that this was one of the benefits of EPS2.

Several informants made clear that, as one expressed, "the positive things that we can see have driven the sustainability of us continuing to be involved.

How can one express the way that rhythm stirs the soul?

Even the wall labels are signed now, and each one expresses the view of its author.

To explore this we generated two additional inducible cell lines, one expressing only the Dnmt3a catalytic domain (DKOcat3a) and a second one expressing the full-length Dnmt3a (DKODnmthat that includes both cat3a and its N-terminal regulatory domain; Supplementary Fig. 4a).

If the modified approach we suggest is followed, it will require substantial thought about how one expresses the linkages necessary to avoid undermining independent research.