The resulting electrostatic repulsion is thought to be important in protecting cells from non-specific adhesions [ 49] and, reportedly, that " specific lock-and-key-type adhesion molecules overcome this repellent force" [ 50].
A very promising approach for the directed assembly of nanoscale components is the exploitation of molecular self-assembly, taking advantage of the specific lock-and-key recognition properties characteristic of many biological systems.
The president wasted no breath on the CIA, a drone arm that we know is live but whose specific operations and key decision makers remain top secret.
Then it utilizes specific tags and key words in HTML files to locate each of the registration items, and extracts them.
Moreover, the described analysis intends to elucidate the metabolic capacity of the community, functional roles of specific microorganisms and key organisms for the biogas production process.
This is quite different to the mechanism of action of Kunitz and Kazal-family inhibitors, which form a highly specific lock and key fit with their target proteinase.
Identification of specific terminology and key events for non neoplastic proliferative lesions and pre-neoplastic lesions would increase transparency for future publications.
In addition, these databases do not allow for potential relationships between specific mutations and key melanoma histologic parameters to be explored.
We explored using ethnically specific channels and key figures to reach Ghanaian, Antillean, and Surinamese mothers with an invitation for an exercise program, and subsequently, to determine the mothers' receptivity and participation.
The evaluation used a conceptual framework adopted for increasing access to care for sick newborns and involves three main steps, each with a specific goal and key requirements to achieving this.
