These studies have shown that the cells that are relatively more capable of spreading to the CNS express genes that function to increase cellular extravasation and blood brain barrier penetration [ 16], while also upregulating glycolytic pathways and increasing vascularization [ 28].
Given that the same region is disordered in the available ROP5 structures, it appears possible that αC' may be relatively flexible, capable of unfolding from the helical secondary structure into a mobile loop.
They constitute an important reserve of relatively undifferentiated cells capable of sustaining an immunological response.
Houris, though small, have a relatively deep draft, capable of carrying more than a ton and a half of fish, tackle and spare fuel beneath the slatted seats, according to the boat chandler on Sirah.
The vibration characteristics of marine risers are re-examined in this paper using the method of differential transformation, which is relatively new technique capable of dealing with eigenvalue problems rather efficiently.
To date there is no gene delivery vehicle that contains all the desirable characteristics but they do exist individually in a variety of non-viral carriers, e.g. degradable, low toxicity, cell specific, relatively efficient and capable of delivering multiple genes.
Free vibration of marine risers are re-examined in this paper by means of variational iteration method, which is relatively new technique capable of dealing with eigenvalue problems rather efficiently.
Thermal properties of confined, single-component liquids have been extensively investigated over the past few decades, and the Gibbs Thomson equation has emerged as a relatively good model capable of explaining the general relationship between pore size of the confinement host material and magnitude of the confinement-induced melting point depression.
By modern standards, the brewing process was relatively inefficient, but capable of producing quite strong alcohol when that was desired.
Commonly known as the "Sea Tiger", the tiger shark is a relatively large macropredator, capable of attaining a length over 5 m.
