DNA vaccination has emerged as a promising way to generate antigen-specific T cell immunity due to its safety, stability, and capacity for repeated administration.
Cancer stem cells are self-renewing cells that have been suggested to reside within tumors as a source for cancer cells with limited capacity for repeated cell division [ 20, 24].
But, in fact, their capacity for repeated self-regeneration is limited 18: In contrast to Tmem cells, Treg cells lack the ability to upregulate telomerase activity, which makes them prone to telomere erosion 31b 31b
Furthermore, DNA vaccines are capable of sustained cellular gene expression, promote MHC class I antigen presentation, and have the capacity for repeated administration since they do not lead to the generation of neutralizing antibodies.
Human tankyrase 1 and tankyrase 2 are characterized by N-terminal ankyrin repeats with large capacity for protein protein interactions, followed by a sterile alpha motif (SAM), important for multimerization of tankyrases, and PARP domain.
Considering the absence of the cytoplasmic mevalonate pathway as an alternative to furnish isoprene precursors, evolutionary optimization of the DXS step by repeated gene duplications providing parallel capacity for the production of (7) might have been beneficial for B. braunii race B strains.
The maximal exercise capacity test was repeated for all animals after five weeks (test 2).
A piston is a relatively long posterior 'tentacle' with an exaggerated capacity for rapid and repeated contraction and is, so far, known only in two genera (Erythropsidinium and Greuetodinum) [ 29].
This capacity estimation process was repeated for all of the combinations of manual driving/ATO and lineside/moving block signalling.
Furthermore, after being assembled into a flexible battery, it withstand repeated bending for over 200 times without any obvious capacity loss.
The process of reproduction, dispersal, matrix-associated mortality, and carrying-capacity-associated mortality was repeated for 70 generations.
