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Similarly, RUNX1, known to be important for haematopoiesis and haematological malignancies, was selectively accessible in femoral bone marrow MSCs34.

Uniquely, the noble metal nanoparticles are sandwiched between the silica shell and porous ZIF-8 shell and such a configuration allows the metal nanoparticles to remain stable against aggregation and leaching while at the same time they are selectively accessible to the external environment outside of the ZIF-8 shells.

The distal lung epithelium is selectively accessible via the tracheal route of administration, allowing targeting of the pulmonary epithelium [ 9].

To identify transcription factors potentially involved in prostate cancer development, we performed motif enrichment analysis on chromatin regions selectively accessible in tumors.

Seventh, both the distal lung epithelium and the pulmonary endothelium are selectively accessible to stem cell therapies, via the intratracheal route [ 32] and because the entire cardiac output transits the pulmonary vasculature.

We have examined the role of oxysterol membrane effects on cholesterol accessibility within the membrane using perfringolysin O (PFO), a cholesterol-dependent cytolysin that selectively binds accessible cholesterol, as a sensor of membrane cholesterol accessibility.

It was presumed that TNBS reacts selectively with accessible lysine residues on the surface of HDL accounting for the first phase reaction (46).

Mice are powerful models to investigate the genetic basis of food reward because many spontaneous obesity mutants exist and the murine genome is accessible to selectively targeted manipulations.

However, to prevent any untoward incident, Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa – less populated and less secure – were sampled more selectively, from their more accessible parts.

Although almost all of the recombinants were unique to the plants from which they were isolated, occasionally identical recombinants were isolated from different plants suggesting that certain "recombinant solutions" were more easily accessible and/or selectively favoured.

For synthetic biology applications, they are becoming cheap and accessible systems for selectively triggering transcription or translation of downstream genes.