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The properties and efficiencies of PEI-functionalized SWNTs and MWNTs as nonviral transfection reagents were compared, and whether the functionalization procedure reduces the cytotoxicity of PEI was discussed.
This occurred by routing of the HIV-1 into endosomal compartments with different properties and efficiencies for degradation, loading of viral antigens on MHCII molecules and for viral fusion and delivery of virus to the cytosol and subsequent MHCI presentation.
Furthermore, the transport of carbon into the ICP can partly occur in the form of carbon dioxide, which will lead to transport properties and efficiencies that can markedly differ from those elements that are transported as particulate matter only [ 99].
These findings indicate that different endocytic receptors guide HIV-1 into endosomal compartments with different properties and efficiencies for degradation of viral antigens and MHCI and MHCII presentation and that HIV-1 affects the antigen-processing machineries.
The optical properties and efficiency of photo-induced NO release were dependent upon the nature of the conjugation system.
The effect of impeller speed was dependent on the granule mechanical properties and efficiency of liquid distribution in the granulator.
In particular, accuracy, computational properties and efficiency of the different approaches have been analysed in order to have an overall performance evaluation.
The protocol is of interest since it offers a remarkable combination of advanced security properties and efficiency and its security proof is succinct and intelligible.
Lastly, we show the bound on leakage and make comparison between proposed and existing schemes in terms of security properties and efficiency.
The morphology of the bulk heterojunction absorber layer in an organic photovoltaic (OPV) device has a profound effect on the electrical properties and efficiency of the device.
To validate the psychometric properties and efficiency of the Balance Computerized Adaptive Testing (Balance CAT) when applied to residents in long-term care (LTC) facilities.
