Our findings of aberrant phosphorylated-α-synuclein accumulation in α-Gal A-deficient mouse brain suggest that its metabolism relies on, at least in part, functional α-Gal A. Previous studies have indicated the importance of intact ALP function for the efficient degradation of α-synuclein, including several experimental models of lysosomal storage disorders [ 24, 28– 31, 44– 44].
Because they lead to more efficient cognitive processing, they are, for the most part, functional and highly desirable.
His direction is, for the most part, functional and blandly inexpressive, but he allows (or encourages) his cast to do plenty of conspicuous expressing, which hardly helps Pitt, whose fervent stolidity is an ideal trait for the role of McMahon.
"Transient hemodynamics during a breath hold challenge in a two part functional imaging study with simultaneous near-infrared spectroscopy in adult humans".
"Part moving sculpture, part functional tool," it also tows several delightful custom "project trailers" that aid in tasks like community gardening or clearing debris -- and circulate a strong visual presence through the neighborhood.
"Clean lines, no moving parts, functional but fun.
In his seminal 2009 "Design Fiction: A Short Essay on Design, Science, Fact and Fiction," Julian Bleecker frames the combination as, "assemblages of various sorts, part story, part material, part idea-articulating prop, part functional software.
The scanning protocol consisted of an anatomical T1 scan, a resting-state scan, a task-evoked scan for body-part functional localisation and two diffusion-weighted imaging scans.
This result suggests that at higher LPS doses, changes in hemodynamics or blood flow may explain, at least in part, functional deficiencies in the gastrointestinal tract.
The prevalence and functional significance of different types of alternative events (AEs) differs between parts (functional domains) of transcripts.
Thus, in these invertebrates, the multiple functions of IIS may be mediated in part by functional diversification of the ligands.
