This behaviour confirms [15], [17] that cells in the self-renewal state are resilient against concentration changes of the elements that constitue the Notch signalling pathway supporting part of our hypothesis that the influence of a signal extrinsic to this pathway is required in order to drive cells towards neuronal differentiation.
Remarkably, the bound sequences exhibit a hierarchy conserved across mammals, wherein frequently used motif instances underlie CTCF-binding events that are both most conserved and most resilient to changes in nuclear concentration of CTCF after RNAi knockdown.
Different groups of cyanobacteria are known to assimilate a variety of nitrogen sources, which should make their growth and abundance resilient in environments with varying concentrations and species of nitrogen.
Although IARC-EW2 cells were resilient to the 20 μ M concentration of the drug used in our assay, the STA-ET-7.2 cell line exhibited a significant response to this drug concentration.
Here, using a flowing electrolyte-based microfluidic fuel cell, we demonstrate that AFC performance can be resilient to a broad range of carbonate concentrations.
The report says South Hams has lots of resilient sectors and one of the highest concentrations of self-employment in the country demonstrating, in the report's words, an "entrepreneurial spirit".
After conceding a goal from a lapse in concentration in the fourth minute, the resilient Americans played sturdy defense with a suddenly cohesive back line that left England's top striker, Wayne Rooney, frustrated and inconsequential.
Following a third assault on the ever-resilient gnat population, in September , 1957— again in a concentration of one part of DDD to fifty million parts of water — more grebes died.
With scant food or shelter, most deportees resilient enough to stave off starvation and disease eventually died in concentration camps in the Syrian desert.
However, when the diploid strains were challenged by MMS concentration of 0.03% the "African" strains were more resilient than the "European" strains (Fig. 7-B).
