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Tahyna virus has been shown previously to be able to infect tissue culture cells of D. melanogaster, producing a persistent infection, but releasing significantly less virus than cells infected with WNV or CHIKV [43].
This algorithm has been shown previously to be able to identify significant topological nodes with respect to the differentially expressed genes or proteins by combining the high-throughput data with the global network of protein interactions [ 29].
These dormant axillary buds need to develop a vascular connection previously to be able to grow, and this process is relatively slow in comparison with other systems studied [ 32].
AqpZ-incorporated polymer vesicles were prepared from disulfide-functionalized poly 2-methyloxazoline -block-poly(dimethylsiloxane)-block-poly 2-methyloxazoline -block-poly-functionalized poly 2-methyloxazoline -block-polycopoly 2-methyloxazoline -block-polyn to be able to maintain protein activity after the incorporation as foundimethylsiloxane -block-poly 2-methyloxazoline dimethylsiloxane -block-poly 2-methyloxazoline dimethylsiloxane -block-poly 2-methyloxazoline dimethylsiloxane -block-poly 2-methyloxazoline
Chicken HOXB1 was previously shown to be able to rescue phenotypes caused by mutations in the Drosophila lab Hox-gene [34].
MALDI-TOF MS has been previously shown to be able to identify microorganisms directly from blood cultures reported as positive by automatic blood culture processing devices [21] [25].
DNA methylation has been previously demonstrated to be able to predict patient's survival and recurrence [ 19, 29, 40].
All of them have been previously reported to be able to grow in pure glycerol [ 12, 31, 32].
The program has previously shown to be able to improve attention [ 78].
The ARID5B transcription factor has been previously shown to be able to drive smooth muscle development when over expressed in 3T3 fibroblasts [ 21].
A single telomeric P-1152 locus was previously shown to be able to strongly repress two P-lacZ targets located at allelic or nonallelic positions (Josse et al. 2008).
