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Comparing with wild-type CgNAGK, mutants I74VNAGK, F91YNAGK and F91HNAGK displayed 38, 41 and 52% higher enzyme activities, respectively, and exhibited superior performance in thermostability, opening the way to potential increases in arginine production by C. glutamicum.

NEW YORK (April 3, 2007) — Scientists at Weill Cornell Medical College have identified a protein called Rab10 as an important partner in the insulin-mediated uptake of glucose by cells, opening the way to potential new drug targets for the prevention and treatment of type 2 diabetes.

Leave-one-out analysis confirmed that such gene-specific signatures correctly classified most NS and NS/LAH patients, which opens the way to potential clinical diagnostic application of this approach.

These networks were analyzed to identify crucial regulators of gene expression, opening the way to identify potential biomarkers that characterize OC gene transcription.

Outstanding data on the 14-day early bactericidal activity of a three-drug regimen of PA-824, moxifloxacin, and pyrazinamide were reported, 60 opening the way to a potential universal regimen that would be equally effective against fully susceptible TB and MDR strains.

Recently, Pey et al (2008) identified two potential chaperone molecules that are able to improve PAH stability and residual enzyme activity, thus opening the way to the use of PCT as a novel therapeutic approach to PKU.

If Washington opens the way to making space just another potential battlefield, other nations will surely follow and American satellites will become more likely targets for attack.

This finding opens the way to the exploration of the potential of prediction and recommendation in social platform with different topical focuses.

That's opened the way to scads of possible applications.

A loss in court may open the way to generic drug makers, holding the potential for big losses for AstraZeneca but big savings for consumers and insurers.

The findings that its expression was not restricted to the pancreas [ 24, 25] and that it can be induced by stress in animals [ 26] opened the way to investigate its role as a potential acute-phase protein.