In 2006, Sato and colleagues [ 63] reported that Cu2+, Zn2+-superoxide dismutase (SOD1) was a cofactor that activated the PLA2 activity of ExoU.
In those cases, the intravenous drip of safflower injection acted as an allergen that activated the intracellular enzyme release of active substances, such as histamine like, causing an allergic reaction [ 26].
All of them were infected, and the percentages of GFP+ cells varied among the cells, which could reflect Ad receptor expression levels and transcriptional activities of the cytomegalovirus promoter that activated the GFP gene.
An EA antagonist, ICI 182,780, was used to confirm that agonist activity in leachates was due to chemicals that activated the mammalian estrogen receptor.
The specialized potato contained a protein that activated the immune systems of volunteers in the study.
Employees of a software company in Sweden had implanted chips in their wrists that activated the company photocopier.
However, when click-pairs were accompanied by peripheral visual stimuli that activated the magnocellular pathway, observers were more accurate than when there were no visual stimuli.
I asked about the operator and the sudden braking and he said it was all automatic: when she tumbled onto the track — he used a tiled pillar to demonstrate where the front of the train had struck her — it triggered a sensor that activated the brake.
He pumped the Steinway's foot pedals like mad, blowing air up through tubes and valves to smaller bellows near the keys that powered a series of chains, gears and springs that activated the piano keys.
Eric Hayot, Sam Otter, and Amma Ghartey-Targoe gave us a window into large histories of literary imagining, of Western projections of Asian difference, and of the politics of racial display that activated the most popular entertainments of the 19th century.
The ATFs were identified by screening a combinatorial library of zinc finger-containing transcription factors for components that activated the transcription of a reporter gene under the control of a truncated GAL1 promoter from which the GAL4p-binding sites were deleted.
