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Melimine is a novel cationic peptide possessing broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity that is retained when attached to a surface, suggesting that interactions with bacterial membranes may be of primary importance to its activity.
In isolated mitochondria, we observed that some of them retain ER attached to the outer membrane (Fig. 8), indicating that the fusion between the two structures can be strong enough to resist tissue homogenization and centrifugation in a Percoll gradient.
Figure 2C shows that the sequences of the extended C/EBPα domain alone are very efficient in retaining the attached EGFP in the nucleolus in almost 100% of transfected cells.
Although throughout the occupation the facade of khedivial government was retained, British advisers attached to the various ministries were more influential than their ministers, while Cromer himself steadily increased his control over the whole administrative machine.
Then the coupons with biofilms were removed from petri dish and washed three times with 0.85% NaCl solution to remove all planktonic cells and only retained the firmly attached cells for DC and CHX treatments.
They retained three dressers (one attached to a wall), two bookcases and bunk beds that Mr. Zilius designed and built.
The SEM images showed that the covalently attached FMWCNTs retained their morphology similar to powder and the average diameter of them was found to be 58 nm.
For washing, the pellet was redissolved and centrifuged at 16,000g for 30 min (this treatment allows the detachment of non-covalent molecules that could be retained and non-covalently attached to AuNP-CLPFFD pellet).
The sperm may be retained in storage tubes attached to the oviduct until the following spring.
A copy will be given to the participant and the original retained at each site attached to the medical records of the participant.
Here she retains the epithets customarily attached to her — temptress, social climber, tactless boor, gold digger.
