Wnt3a also stimulated the efficient in vitro expansion of hPDLCs for at least 5 passages without affecting cell functionalities in terms of proliferation, CFU, and osteogenic capacity.
The results of this study provide an important foundation for the studies that link morphological characteristics to insect behavior and should stimulate the development of efficient semiochemial-based control strategies against D. corpulenta.
However, IFN-α can stimulate the development of efficient type 1 DCs that promote Th1 development [ 35, 73].
A wider repertoire of available carbohydrate-based scaffolds is expected to largely stimulate the discovery of novel, efficient artificial ionophores, of great interest for both technological and biomedical applications.
More than 90%–95% of the 2 billion individuals exposed to M. tb never develop active disease [2], indicating that the bacillus inhabiting the macrophages secretes unique molecules that stimulate the immune system for efficient control of the disease.
Understanding the network of interactions induced by the biased ligand and the receptor conformational shifts under the biased ligand binding might stimulate the development of more efficient drugs.
As shown in Figure 1D, when SNX17 was knocked-down in the Jag1-expressing 293 T cells, these cells became less efficient to stimulate the luciferase reporter expressed in the Notch-expressing 3T3 cells.
It is envisioned that this will stimulate the further development of more efficient and relevant methods for identifying and assessing potential human carcinogenic risk, which will benefit public health.
It seems painfully obvious that directing federal infrastructure dollars to small business, is a cost effective and efficient way to stimulate the economy.
Many economists say that because alternative-¬energy projects are so expensive and slow to ramp up, they are not the most efficient way to stimulate the economy.
