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In that system, two monoclonal antibody ligands on liposomes were used for delivering shRNA into specific tumour cells, one against the transferrin receptor that exists on the BBB, and the other against the insulin receptor that was used for subsequent targeting of the liposomes to the brain tumour cells (Mathupala et al, 2006).

The successful de novo expression of a functional TCR in primary human CD4+ T cells facilitated the subsequent targeting of this receptor to Tregs.

Since the attack on the Charlie Hebdo offices and the subsequent targeting of a kosher supermarket which left four Jewish shoppers dead, there have been heightened security measures for Jewish communities in Europe.

Additionally, it facilitates subsequent targeting of retrotranslocated substrates to the proteasome (Vembar and Brodsky, 2008).

Taylor, rap elder statesman Snoop Dogg and a group of 50 men were there to open a dialogue following the killing of black men by law enforcement across the country, and the subsequent targeting of Dallas police officers in a sniper incident.

These results suggest that RACK1 may both interfere with agonist-induced sequestration and be required for subsequent targeting of internalized M2 receptors to the degradative pathway.

The identification of most vulnerable population sub-groups and subsequent targeting of adaptation interventions to them.

Thus, our findings suggest that subsequent targeting of M2‐polarized macrophages might potentially be useful to overcome therapy resistance in glioblastoma.

Firstly, understanding the full continuum of maternal care incorporated in the Pathway to Survival is useful for identification of potential health care inefficiencies and subsequent targeting of interventions.

The goal of this research was to identify patient characteristics associated specific inpatient adverse events as a basis for subsequent targeting of risk mitigation efforts.

Many Americans argued for an immediate invasion of France, while the British, as well as General Dwight D. Eisenhower, argued that the island of Sardinia was the best subsequent target of the Allied troops.