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It may be — and we'll have to look into this — that the flood preferentially took people living on their own.
Thus, it can be deduced that the reduction of p-NP preferentially took place on the most exposed facet (111).
This result together with our finding that the well-differentiated CaCo-2 cells did not, but the malignant H1299 cells preferentially took up iron/InsP6, may offer the possibility to selectively transport cytotoxic substances into tumour cells.
To investigate whether planarian protonephridia serve as ultrafiltration units, Vu et al. injected fluorescent tracers with different molecular weights into the animal and found that protonephridia preferentially took up the tracers with lower molecular weights.
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There's a linkage to hypertension, through the nitrous oxide cycle that also happens, there's a linkage with cancer because these high insulin levels predispose cancer cells, which have lots of insulin receptors to preferentially take up the glucose rather than your own cells, so it promotes cancer growth.
Hence, the enhanced NAA is preferentially taken up into astrocytes and finally excreted to the circulation.
(B) Due to the negative charge of the cellular membrane, positively charged particles are preferentially taken up by living cells.
Shallower root systems preferentially take up nutrients from the topsoil and help avoid unfavorable environments in deeper soil layers.
As discussed in the previous section, 50 nm GNPs are preferentially taken up by cells as opposed to smaller GNPs at monolayer level.
Examples of plants that preferentially take up aluminum are tea bushes, leafy vegetables, and certain subtropical fruits [14] as well as spice plants [13].
Therefore, shallower root systems preferentially take up nutrients from the topsoil and help to avoid unfavorable environments in deeper soil layers.
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