7 8 Although this is currently a non-modifiable risk factor, we cite it here because of its potential for modifying the impact of other factors, implying that some interventions may perhaps best be restricted to people at genetic risk.
The potential for modifying humans weighs on the minds of some scientists, particularly since the publication last month of a Chinese paper which reported using Crispr to genome-edit human embryos for the first time.
Genome engineering technology offers unparalleled potential for modifying human and nonhuman genomes.
Thus, dual modulation of these systems by selected neuroactive steroids may offer potential for modifying the reinforcing effects of alcohol.
This work highlights the potential for modifying the production of pharmaceuticals in plants, but also raises questions about the complex regulation of biosynthetic pathways.
These results suggest that directed destabilization of emulsified lipids using interfacial engineering approaches has potential for modifying lipid digestibility and/or the release of bioactive agents at specific sites within the GIT.
The high fibre compliance combined with a potential for modifying the fibre surface chemistry with cell adhesion molecules and the surface architecture by cold drawing to enhance proliferation of fibroblasts and myoblasts, recommends further investigation of gravity-spun PCL fibres for 3-D scaffold production in soft tissue engineering.
To avoid non specific modification of CR2 and the potential for modifying lysine residues critical to the CR2/C3d contact surface, we engineered a new protein, recombinant CR2 (rCR2), to include the C-terminal sequence VFPLECHHHHHH, a hexahistidine tag (for site-specific radiolabeling with [99mTc(CO)3(OH2)3]+).
Furthermore, recent literature has also highlighted the potential for modifying embryonic stem cell response with nanotopography [6,7].
Therefore, CNVs show variable expressivity and the potential for modifying genetic or environmental factors to be in effect.
