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Hence, almost any bespoke DNA sequence can be created, thus permitting the engineering of biological molecules and systems with novel functions.

Detailed knowledge of the structure and function of gramicidin channels permits the engineering of pH-sensitive derivatives.

Peptide-stabilised nanoemulsions have recently been developed into a technology that permits the engineering of advanced surface functionality, independent of emulsification.

Furthermore, an improved understanding of the genetic and biochemical basis of metabolic pathways will also permit the engineering of pathways in plants and other heterologous hosts for the production of therapeutically important alkaloids.

The hexaploid nature of the wheat genome permits the engineering of wheat lines lacking specific homoeologous chromosomes, lines known as nullisomic-tetrasomics ('nullitetras') [ 57, 58].

The potential ability of our strain to switch between BChl b and BChl a biosynthesis, initiated by the titration of 8VR, may permit the engineering of a system in which excitation energy is funneled from high energy BChl a-containing peripheral antenna (LH2) and lower energy, BChl b-containing core antenna (LH1) into the RC, with no overlap of the absorption bands.

Introduction of a double tagging and dual affinity chromatographic procedure has permitted the engineering and isolation of heterodimeric fatty acid synthases carrying different mutations on each subunit.

Such an adoption of a single ontology will permit the re-engineering of existing International Standards such as 12207, 15288 and 33061 as refinements from this domain ontology so that these variously focussed standards can all inter-operate.

To assist relevant engineering applications, two set of empirical correlations permitting the evaluations of regionally averaged Nu and the channel averaged f are devised.

The combination of various algorithms with specific solution sequences permits the analysis of engineering problems as shown by different applications presented in Section 3.

Guided tissue regeneration is gaining importance in the field of orthopaedic tissue engineering as need and technology permits the development of site-specific engineering approaches.