By contrast, inhibition of TGFβ unleashed a potent and enduring cytotoxic T-cell response against tumour cells that prevented metastasis.
Harvard Magazine explores the work of Professor Khalil Gibran Muhammad, examining how the link between race and crime is a particularly potent and enduring idea in American culture.
Lawrence of Arabia was too potent and enduring an invention, and the man himself was lionised by the great and the good.
But if "Herzog" and "Stoner" appear, at this distance, to be the most potent and enduring postwar novels about the American intellectual male, Bellow certainly benefitted, at the time, from tipping the balance in favor of the poetic and demotic, the Romantic and expansive.
The reason that it is so powerful is that it takes advantage of our spacial memory, which is our most potent and enduring kind of memory.
A possible alternative approach to the induction of potent and enduring mucosal responses to HIV envelope proteins is the use of specific B-cell-associated cytokines such as thymic stromal lymphopoietin (TSLP), a proliferation-inducing ligand (APRIL) and B-cell-activating factor (BAFF), which are strong inducers of humoral responses 17.
The Telegraph's Charles Spencer mused, "extraordinary how potent - and enduring - cheap music is," delighting in the show's success as "a defiant V-sign flicked in the face of our cultural commissars".
The messy part about this discussion is, of course, that plenty of the most potent and enduring "literary" works focus on adolescent identity, from "Romeo and Juliet" to "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter".
The film's fundraising page notes, "Storytelling was a way of enduring the potent rawness Joan experienced through life, and through loss.
Lee, who died in 1968, lived a quiet and reserved life; he was able to leave a legacy of enduring quality, still potent today.
