All these pioneer findings pointed to the important roles of AQPs in regulating water transport across diverse species, while the contribution of a single AQP to hydraulic conductions in plants other than Arabidopsis remains to be explored.
Here, we underscore pioneer findings and recent advances in understanding the biology of galectin glycan interactions in myeloid, lymphoid, and endothelial compartments, highlighting important pathways by which these multivalent complexes control immune and vascular programs.
Such pioneer findings indicated a correlation between clinical status of CVL and tissue parasite density.
These pioneer findings on proteomic profiling and phenotypic features of rhodomyrtone-treated MRSA may resolve its antimicrobial mechanisms which could lead to the development of a new effective regimen for the treatment of MRSA infections.
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Facebook has actually been a pioneer in finding the right way to monetize their audience without pissing it off.
So last week -- amid a budget debate largely about the proper speed with which to fray the social safety net, with any eventual cuts most directly impacting our elderly and poor -- our leaders have saluted a pioneer of finding creative ways to help the poorest of the poor.
In addition to that, the present study provides an important, pioneering finding of SMD impairment in a unique combination of a cognitively demanding task with aversive sounds, providing preliminary objective evidence differentiating SMD from ADHD.
The pioneering finding of Milgram [1] that two random individuals can connect to each other through on average 5 6 intermediate steps suggested that the human acquaintanceship network is a small world, prompting the popular phrase "six-degrees of separation".
The requirement of a functional PMM protein for Arabidopsis to grow at 28°C is consistent with the pioneering finding of temperature sensitive PMM mutations that arrest S. cerevisiae growth at 37°C [ 1], suggesting that PMM may be generally important for the temperature adaptability of eukaryotes.
