The high light absorption (95%) of the proposed film structure at the wavelength of 450 nm in both of the amorphous and crystalline phase of GST, indicates that the intensity of the reflectance in the infrared region can be rapidly tuned by the blue laser pulses.
Although the impossibility to determine antibiotic susceptibility represents a great limit of the Septifast technique, the short response time may contribute to undertake a rapidly tuned therapeutic regimen.
BiP oligomerization is rapidly tuned to the physiological state of the cell, and given that oligomerization inactivates participating BiP protomers, the oligomeric form is a relatively inactive storage form of the chaperone that is accessible on a short time scale.
Therefore, the dual-targeting nature of our micelles, as well as the controlled synthesis and ability to rapidly tune and optimize our carrier properties, may represent a breakthrough that will accelerate clinical translation of MMP-targeted RNAi.
Light from a broadband source is filtered to an ~5 nm bandwidth and rapidly tuned across the visible spectrum in 1 nm increments by an acousto-optic tunable filter (AOTF).
On the other hand, researchers are rapidly fine-tuning the mechanisms of cellular reprogramming, making it simpler, more efficient and better understood.
Analysis is an interactive and iterative process and we demonstrate that the expert user can focus on model results, not data preparation, by using a web application to rapidly create, tune, and calibrate hydrological models anywhere in the continental USA (CONUS).
The ability of T cells to rapidly fine-tune intracellular concentrations of Myc is striking but is it important?
Recently, a group of small non-coding RNA, microRNA (miRNA), has emerged as a novel neuroepigenetic mechanism that can rapidly fine-tune gene expression to regulate developmental timing and cell fate specification (Lee et al., 1993; Wightman et al., 1993; Shibata et al., 2008).
