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Significantly, this effort required replicating both the correct glycan structure as well as the β-sheet structure required for PG9 binding.

Thus, replicating both these in vivo gradients and transient oxygenation in an in vitro model accessible to any standard cell biology lab would have a huge impact across many fields.

Indeed, by taking into account the functional and the anatomical features of the cerebellar pathways, our model provides a coherent theoretical framework that implements the coexistence of these two internal models replicating both the functional role of the cerebellar cortex and its corresponding anatomical structure.

We showed that, following injection of as few as 50 CFUs, the bacteria were rapidly replicating both freely in the yolk as well as internalized in the primitive macrophages and neutrophils present in the yolk sac.

Although the spatial and temporal evolution of central autonomic pathology in MSA is unknown our findings corroborate the utility of the (PLP -αSYN transgenic mouse model as a testbed for the study of oligodendroglial αSYN mediated neurodegeneration rePLP -αSYN botransgenicnd non-mouse aspects of model

Post-fertilisation development can be defined by the pronuclear stages PN0/1 to PN5; PN0-PN2 embryos are in the G1 phase, PN3 and PN4 embryos are largely in S phase, replicating both the paternal and maternal genomes, and PN5 embryos are mostly in the post-replicative G2 phase [ 3, 7- 9].

The drills are meant to replicate both the physical and emotional realities of responding to a crisis.

— will try to replicate both the sensibility of Ms. Maddow's prime-time show and the format of MSNBC's weekday morning show, "Morning Joe".

Many rodent models fail to replicate both MetS and NASH.

The experiment was replicated both in the dry and wet seasons.

Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) that accurately replicate both landscape form and processes are critical to support modelling of environmental processes.