The delivery of both a fluorescence marker (calcein) and antiviral drugs into cells has been achieved owing to a large extent of internalization of cationic liposomes (labelled by Lyssamine-Rhodamine PE or fluorescein-PE) as demonstrated by fluorescent microscopy and quantified by flow cytometry.
That blessing they owe, to a large extent, to Malietoa Tanumafili II, who nursed Samoa to independence in 1962 and then presided as head of state, jointly for 16 months and thereafter on his own for the following 43 years.It is unclear whether Malietoa the name, meaning "brave warrior", is one of the titles held by Samoa's four paramount chiefs was 94 or 95 years old when he died.
Yet the functional role of different B-cell populations and the contribution of specific subsets to disease pathogenesis remain to be fully understood owing to a large extent to the use of pauci-color flow cytometry.
Breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer and the leading cause of cancer death among females owing, to a large extent, to the lack of effective and safe agents [ 1].
The e-Business-oriented and customer-focused ICT systems are the latest historically, and owe their existence to a large extent in the growing popularity and ubiquity of the Internet that has now taken over from EDI as the dominant platform for electronic business.
Second — and this is the point almost nobody seems to get — an over-borrowed family owes money to someone else; U.S. debt is, to a large extent, money we owe to ourselves.
An astounding record, which to a large extent he owed to his most important writer/friend/adviser/maybe lover, Susan Sontag.
And to a large extent it owes its subsequent evolution to the work of musicians trained and employed by the church, the great patron not just of musicians but of artists, scribes and scholars.
To a large extent, that was owed to the hip-hop artist's way with the crowd, both mellow and collaborative.
To a large extent, this is of course owing to exactly the experimental nature of transitions and, more generally, of the governance of complex problems: ambiguity about who the relevant actors are is part of what makes things complex.
