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Information is obtained about the specific transformations of the platinum surface caused by temperature and polarization treatments typical for the nucleation pulse experiments.
As mineral particles, especially asbestos, are suspected to induce squamous metaplasia, we chose to study two specific transformations of the epithelium: the expression of cytokeratin-13 and the formation of cross-linked envelopes.
Bioinformatics analysis revealed a relatively general to specific transformation of the involved signaling pathways from the early to late stages of differentiation.
Our proposal is based on the one hand on a specific transformation of the active model texture in an oriented map, which changes the AAM normalization process; on the other hand on the research made in a set of different precomputed models related to the most adapted AAM for an unknown face.
A specific transformation of this model makes possible to carry out a schedulability analysis of the system.
The complicated behaviour of glass transitions and ionic conductivity of the PBAN LiAsF6 electrolytes must be attributed to the specific transformations of their ionic and molecular structures.
We found that the presence of heterogeneity results in specific transformations of EIS spectra compared to the spectra observed in homogeneous systems.
To investigate this phenomenon, we first aimed to identify artificial stresses that could trigger specific transformation of standby TBs into Tub+|TBs and mixed-networks.
Here, we present the first site-specific transformation of Anopheles gambiae, the principal vector of human malaria.
Importantly, this neuroblast-specific transformation of lineage identity resulted in an alteration of the brain's circuitry such that an entire neuroanatomical unit of projection to the central complex was lacking while a novel and functional ectopic unit of projection was added to the antennal lobe.
Here we report the first site-specific transformation of An. gambiae and its use to express a synthetic, anti-malarial effector gene, Vida3 [12], into the midgut lumen following a bloodmeal.
