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Here we report on the evaluation of clot-targeting efficacy, lipase-triggered drug release and resultant thrombolytic capability of the PMINs in vitro, and subsequently demonstrate that intravenous delivery of thrombolytic-loaded PMINs can render targeted fibrinolysis without affecting systemic hemostasis, in vivo, in a carotid artery thrombosis model in mice.

We name this novel protein modification as DSSylation, in which DSS1 plays as a modifier, whose attachment may render target proteins a signature leading to their subsequent ubiquitination, thereby recruits proteasome to degrade them.

This finding may reflect local expansion of B cells, which would render targeting B cells locally in the CNS even more important.

Furthermore, the large number of reported resistance genes renders targeted molecular approaches, such as PCR, inefficient.

Texture is used as render target to store the output results for one prediction operation, and then it is directly used as input texture for the next operation.

Running a scene like this with the Oculus Rift is possible, but it needs to be considered that the amount of render targets doubles in a worst case scenario.

We first determined whether Mo- and HE-ECTV, render target cells similar recognizable to ECTV-immune ex vivo Tc cells.

According to the "missing-self" theory [16], the partial or complete loss of MHC antigens can also render target cells susceptible to NK cells.

Viewed together, the inhibitory effect of influenza virus H5N1 NS1 on ifnar1 gene expression is an effective mechanism to render target cells insensitive to IFN and overrides the initial non-specific antiviral effect of IFNAR upregulation seen in the monocyte derived macrophages.

Moreover, identification of key changes in proliferative lesions is relevant as it may render targets for novel preventative therapies.

Chemical approaches to population control might utilize 'sensitizing drives' to render target organisms vulnerable to a particular molecule using one of three strategies.