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Thus, an alternative strategy to generate naïve antigen specific CTLs that would reconstitute immune function would be beneficial to controlling viral replication.

If this is true, a second mutation that would reconstitute the pairing of the +57 nt and hence the physiologic secondary structure of the miR-96 precursor (Fig.  2A) should restore miR-96 and miR-96* levels.

It is, however, unknown whether the internalized preformed receptor complexes reappear at the cell surface as complexes that would thus reconstitute high affinity sites, or if additional processes inhibit such reappearance and thereby keep the ligand sensitivity low.

Public remarks by Moktada al-Sadr, the anti-American Shiite cleric whose Sadrist movement is politically powerful, that he would reconstitute his militia if the Americans stay has in some ways masked a deeper anti-American sentiment that courses through Iraqi life, Sunni and Shiites alike.

The attorney general's office responded by saying that the government would reconstitute the panel with "an alternate group of eminent persons".

Finally, it was crucial to verify that addition of PI would reconstitute the ability of PR/Gal4 to activate the reporter and thus result in eGFP expression.

LSDFs were designed and developed that upon i.vag administration they would reconstitute with the imbibing of vaginal fluid to mucoadhesive, site-retentive semi-solids.

The ultimate goal of a gene-therapy strategy for the cure of HIV/AIDS is to contribute a new set of immune cells that would be resistant to HIV-1 infection and would reconstitute the immune system.

The talks broke off in July, when Atlantic Coast said it would reconstitute itself as a low-fare carrier, Independence Air, that would serve the East Coast beginning next year.

Inevitably, Ayatollah Khamenei would reconstitute the program and make future facilities far less vulnerable.

"They're using the Internet to reconstitute the social capital that would come from physical interaction in a dense urban environment," Mr. Shirky said.