Among fellows below the age of 65, 4.5% are women.Unlike RS fellows, MPs cannot argue that slow turnover among their number masks change.
Alternatively, stem cells can divide infrequently, and the differentiated cells are long lived (slow turnover).
Low fees and slow turnover ratios are good for your profits.
Here, we elucidate the mechanistic underpinnings for TAT activity and its preference for microtubules with slow turnover.
Further challenges addressed through intracellular compartmentalization are toxic or volatile pathway intermediates, slow turnover rates and competing side reactions.
These attributes, as well as the slow turnover rate of aggrecan and type II collagen in mature articular cartilage, present a considerable challenge to the tissue engineer.
These data indicate a very slow turnover of the zonular microfibrils which can be correlated with the appearance during aging of a new periodic fibrillar structure.
Cells have evolved various organizational systems to solve the challenges of toxic pathway intermediates, competing metabolic reactions, and slow turnover rates.
The apparent volume of the peripheral compartment was large with a slow turnover; alpha and beta half-lives were 19 h and 290 days, respectively.
Due to its slow turnover rates in soil, pyrogenic carbon (PyC) is considered an important C pool and relevant to climate change processes.
However, even in funds with slow turnover rates, tax risks are present because profitable stocks sitting in the fund may eventually be sold.
