The present study exploits reference-free X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysis as an analytical tool for the traceable characterization of surface contaminants of medical devices, in particular N,N'-ethylene-bis (stearamide), an ubiquitous compound used in many industrial applications as a release agent or friction reduction additive.
The present study exploits an eIF4E-inducible NIH 3T3 cell line [27], and focuses on very early genome-wide effects of eIF4E overexpression on the recruitment of ribosomes to the mRNAs.
In the present study exploiting Cre/ lox mediated recombination strategy, attempt has been made for selectable marker gene elimination from Allium sativum leaf agglutinin (ASAL) expressing Brassica plants with hemipteran insect resistant phenotype.
16 The present study exploits the findings of the MINISAL-GIRCSI programme, a national survey of habitual Na and K intake recently carried out in Italy 17 to address the question of whether social inequalities affect electrolyte intake, independent of geographic variations.
In the present study, we exploited the link between resistance to endolysosomal proteolysis and immunogenicity to establish a high-throughput screening procedure for rational protein vaccine development.
In the present study, we exploited the unique facets of Ire1 biology to overcome this shortcoming.
Here in the present study, we exploited the rich information in RNA-seq data to investigate the potential role of intron retentions in lung adenocarcinoma.
In the present study, we exploited these differences to develop an assay, measuring citrullination of fibrinogen, with almost complete specificity for PAD2 activity.
In the present study, we exploited the camel milk phospholipids for the preparation of liposomes and used them as drug delivery systems for anticancer drug etoposide against fibrosarcoma in a murine model.
In the present study, we exploited advances in micro-CT imaging and computer analysis to quantify the geometry and branching pattern of the developing fetoplacental arterial tree in CD1 and B6 mice.
